Supreme Court live update: Intellectuals turning terrorists more dangerous, cops tell apex court during Delhi riots bail hearing

Union Minister Piyush Goyal and his Israeli counterpart Nir Barkat sign Terms of Reference (ToR) for Free Trade Agreement between India and Israel.

"The Central Election Commission should take the responsibility... The CEC is highly influenced by the BJP, and as a result of that, common citizens are coming under pressure and committing suicide, and the BLOs are also facing huge problems and committing suicide... With proper importance to CM's letter, they should analyse the situation and reconsider their process."

ED files chargesheet against Robert Vadra in money laundering case.

An Agra-based man, his wife, and their 1.5-year-old daughter are stuck in Douala, Cameroon, after their passports were allegedly confiscated following the expiration of his employment contract.

Dheeraj Jain claims he is being wrongly blamed for a 19 million CFA francs robbery, despite being the victim, leaving the family unable to afford basic necessities. Jain has appealed to the Government of India via a video on X for assistance in securing their safe return.

In a significant verdict delivered on Thursday (November 20) in the Presidential reference concerning the handling of Bills, a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court declared that neither the President nor a Governor can be compelled to follow fixed timelines when deciding on assent under Articles 200 and 201 of the Constitution. (read more)

A 20-year-old woman in Kanpur’s Bilhaur area bit off a man’s tongue after he allegedly tried to forcibly kiss her near a canal. The accused, 35-year-old Champi alias Raj, was hospitalized following severe blood loss and is now under PGI Lucknow care. Police have registered an FIR under molestation charges and plan to arrest him once he recovers.

A video from Raj Homes PG in Noida’s Sector 62 shows a woman allegedly being assaulted by the PG operator during a dispute over her security deposit. The confrontation was filmed by a relative who said she was being prevented from leaving the premises. Police confirmed that an FIR has been registered following the woman’s written complaint.

Russia has signalled it is willing to provide India full technology transfer for the Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet, calling all Indian requirements “completely acceptable.” The offer follows a series of high-level meetings involving External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, President Vladimir Putin, and senior Russian officials ahead of Putin’s visit to New Delhi next month. Moscow has proposed a phased plan for Su-57 production in India, including licensed manufacturing, the sharing of advanced technology, and potential joint development of a two-seat variant. (Read more)

A gang posing as Reserve Bank of India officials robbed a cash replenishment van of ₹7.11 crore in Bengaluru after intercepting it near Jayanagar’s Ashoka Pillar. The men abducted three staff members, isolated the driver, and later forced him at gunpoint to hand over the cash before escaping. Police have launched a citywide search, reviewing CCTV footage, as the Home Minister called it a first-of-its-kind heist with key leads emerging.

A Class 10 student from a top Delhi school died by suicide after jumping from the Rajendra Place Metro station, leaving behind a note accusing his teachers of harassment. The boy’s father has filed an FIR against three teachers and the school principal, alleging they threatened and humiliated him for days. In his note, the 16-year-old apologised to his family, requested organ donation, and said his last wish was for action against those he held responsible.

Delhi’s air quality collapsed further on Thursday, with the overall AQI touching 400 and entering the ‘severe’ category, CPCB data showed. A dense haze lingered over the city as low wind speeds and falling temperatures trapped pollutants close to the surface.