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19/09/2026

Wisdom that comes from experience often speaks directly to the next generation. Former CJI Justice D.Y. Chandrachud shares a thoughtful message for Gen Z on navigating life, choices, and the road ahead

🎥 Video Credit: Amritansh Talks

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19/09/2026

A 16-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped and murdered in Delhi’s Swaroop Nagar, in a case that police say was solved after investigators traced a suspicious tempo through footage from more than 50 CCTV cameras. Four people are in custody, including a 19-year-old man and three juveniles aged 16–17.

According to Delhi Police, the girl had gone to meet a 17-year-old she knew. Investigators allege that she later travelled with the group in a tempo, where the accused consumed alcohol and sexually assaulted her. Police allege that when she threatened to report the assault, she was stabbed to death and her body was dumped in a field.

Her decomposed body was discovered near Kushak Road in Swaroop Nagar on September 13. Police said parts of the body had been mauled by stray dogs before it was recovered.

With no apparent eyewitnesses, investigators examined footage from more than 50 CCTV cameras across the area and adjoining routes. A tempo captured moving near the scene became a key lead. Because its registration number was initially unclear in the darkness, police reconstructed its movement through footage from multiple locations before tracing the vehicle.

Police subsequently apprehended four suspects. Two knives allegedly used in the crime, clothes allegedly worn by the accused and the tempo have been recovered. A case has been registered under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the POCSO Act. Investigators are continuing to examine forensic and technical evidence and determine the individual role of each accused.

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19/09/2026

The Allahabad High Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh Police to ensure protection for a Hindu-Muslim le***an couple who said they were facing threats and interference from their families over their live-in relationship. The order was passed on September 14, 2026 by Justice Dr Gautam Chowdhary.

Both women are adults, unmarried and belong to different religions. Their counsel told the Court that they had voluntarily chosen to live together but feared for their safety because of opposition from family members. After interacting with the women, the Court found that they were majors and had made their decision without pressure, fear or undue influence.

The State opposed their plea and argued that same-sex relationships lack societal acceptance and affect what it described as the natural and traditional framework of society. The Court, however, focused on the constitutional rights and personal liberty of consenting adults.

The High Court observed that two adults who choose to live together have the freedom to do so peacefully, and that relatives or other members of society cannot interfere with their physical liberty. It also said that the absence of legal recognition of their relationship as a marriage does not permit anyone to threaten their dignity or physical safety.

The Court consequently directed that if the couple faces any obstruction or threat to their live-in relationship, police must provide them security after verifying that both women are adults and are living together voluntarily. The ruling concerns their right to live together and receive protection; it does not amount to legal recognition of their relationship as a same-sex marriage.

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18/09/2026

US President Donald Trump has announced that CNN, MS NOW and Politico are being banned from the White House effective immediately, escalating his long-running confrontation with major news organisations.

Trump made the announcement on Truth Social on September 18, accusing the three outlets of repeatedly publishing what he described as fake news, fiction and lies about him, his administration and the United States. He also indicated that additional news organisations could face similar restrictions.

However, questions remain over exactly how the ban will be implemented. Trump did not specify whether journalists would lose their White House credentials, be barred from the grounds, or simply be excluded from certain briefings and presidential events. CNN journalists were reportedly still working from the White House after the announcement.

The announcement is also expected to raise significant First Amendment questions over freedom of speech and the press. It follows an earlier dispute involving the Associated Press and White House access, which led to litigation over restrictions placed on AP journalists.

The situation remains developing as the practical scope and enforcement of the announced restrictions become clearer.

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18/09/2026

Former Pakistan Prime Minister and cricket legend Imran Khan remains imprisoned in Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail, as concerns over his health and conditions of detention continue to draw international attention. Khan is currently serving a 14-year sentence in a corruption case, while he and his party maintain that the cases against him are politically motivated.

Recent accounts from Khan’s sons allege that the 73-year-old is being kept in a cell measuring roughly 6ft by 8ft, with prolonged isolation, restricted family contact and inadequate access to independent medical care. They have also raised concerns about his eyesight and blood pressure. Pakistani authorities dispute allegations of mistreatment and have said that Khan receives appropriate food, medical care and other prison facilities.

The issue has also reached Britain. UK ministers have said they regularly raise principles including due process, humane detention and appropriate medical treatment with Pakistani authorities, while describing Pakistan’s judicial proceedings as a domestic matter.

Against this backdrop, former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been reported as calling for Britain to use its influence to help secure Khan’s release, describing his prison situation in stark terms. The broader debate over Khan’s imprisonment continues, with his family and supporters demanding his release and improved access to doctors, while Pakistani authorities reject claims that he is being subjected to inhumane treatment.

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18/09/2026

History has been scripted for Tulu in coastal Karnataka

The Karnataka Cabinet has approved Tulu as the state’s second additional language for administrative purposes in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts, fulfilling a demand that Tulu-speaking communities and cultural organisations have raised for years. The decision was taken on September 18 at the Cabinet meeting held in Mangaluru

The recognition means Tulu can now be used for official administrative purposes in these two districts. According to reports, the district administrations of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi will implement the decision, with the state allocating funds for translation, training and other activities required to introduce Tulu into administration

Tulu is a Dravidian language deeply connected with the cultural identity of coastal Karnataka, particularly Dakshina Kannada and Udupi. Its traditions live through literature, oral storytelling, theatre, folk practices and distinctive cultural forms of the region. The demand for greater official recognition has also reached Parliament in the past, including calls for Tulu to be included in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, which is a separate issue from Karnataka’s latest administrative-language decision

For Tulu speakers, the Cabinet decision marks a major institutional recognition of a language that has remained central to everyday life and cultural expression across Tulunadu for generations

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18/09/2026

Protests have erupted in Nigeria following reports that 37 people died while in the custody of a paramilitary agency, prompting public anger and renewed calls for accountability, transparency and an independent investigation.

Demonstrators are demanding answers over the circumstances surrounding the reported deaths, including how the detainees were treated, the conditions in which they were held and whether adequate safeguards were in place. The incident has intensified scrutiny of detention practices and raised broader concerns about detainee welfare, human rights and oversight of security and paramilitary institutions.

Authorities are facing calls for a thorough investigation to establish the identities of those who died, determine the causes and circumstances of their deaths, and clarify whether any laws or procedures were violated. The allegations and circumstances surrounding individual deaths should be treated as unconfirmed until established through credible investigations and official findings.

The protests reflect growing demands for justice for the victims and their families, as well as greater accountability within institutions responsible for detention and public security.

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18/09/2026

INTERPOL has reportedly identified 126 suspected individuals linked to terrorism after using artificial intelligence and facial-recognition technology to analyse 108,076 photographs. The development highlights the growing use of AI-powered image analysis in international law-enforcement investigations, where large volumes of visual data can be processed to help identify persons of interest and support cross-border security efforts.

The case also underscores wider debates around facial-recognition accuracy, privacy, data protection, human oversight and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in policing. Identification as a suspect does not itself establish guilt, and any resulting allegations remain subject to investigation and applicable legal processes.

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18/09/2026

Madhya Pradesh High Court Justice Avanindra Kumar Singh makes major donation pledge on retirement

Justice Avanindra Kumar Singh, who retired from the Madhya Pradesh High Court on September 17, 2026, announced during his farewell that he will donate his entire General Provident Fund (GPF) amount—estimated at approximately ₹1.01 crore—to the PM CARES Fund after receiving it.

Justice Singh said the contribution would be made towards nation-building and described the decision as the beginning, rather than the end, of his efforts to serve society after retirement.

He also revealed another significant personal decision: Justice Singh and his wife, Indra, have registered to donate their bodies after death for scientific purposes through a medical college in Jabalpur. He credited his wife with suggesting both the body-donation pledge and the decision to contribute his GPF to PM CARES.

Justice Singh retired after approximately 36 years in judicial service. According to the Madhya Pradesh judiciary, he began his career as a Civil Judge Class II on May 31, 1990, and was appointed a judge of the Madhya Pradesh High Court on May 1, 2023.

During his farewell, Justice Singh said retirement would open a new chapter in his life and that he intended to continue working for society from a new platform.

📍 Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
📅 Retired: September 17, 2026
💰 GPF pledged: Approx. ₹1.01 crore
🇮🇳 Recipient: PM CARES Fund
🫀 Justice Singh and his wife have also pledged their bodies for scientific research after death.

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