Red Fort Blast News Live: Al Falah University founder arrested in money laundering case

The agency is also examining whether proceeds of the alleged laundering were routed for terror activities, including any possible links to the suspects involved in the Red Fort blast case.

"As you know, if any incident happens in a foreign country, under Section 208 of BNSS, the prosecuting agency has to take a prior sanction of the Ministry of Home Affairs or the Central Government. Without that sanction, the court will not take cognisance of the matter, and it will not proceed to trial. Today, Union HM Amit Shah has accorded a sanction to proceed with the matter further, and the sanction will enable us to give a chargesheet in time... We'll conclude the investigation within a period of 10 to 15 days, and we'll file our chargesheet before 10th December..."

Users have been witnessing issues across popular platforms like Gemini, Uber, Canva and X, with Cloudfare services currently down. The cybersecurity firm has also acknowledged the outage and is working to understand its impact.

"This meeting has been held regarding the conspiracy of BJP-RSS to steal votes through SIR, and how we can stop it, and ensure that our legitimate votes are not cut and they do not add their fake votes, for that we need to prepare, and the meeting was on that, and on this we have devised a strategy...."

"Kiren Rijiju knows very well what the majority of the BJP leaders think about PM Modi and what the majority of the leaders say about how 'vote theft' is done..." On a video of the prime accused of the Delhi terror blast, he says, "Let us wait for the investigation to get over. As a responsible political party, I don't think we need to make any comment on this when an active investigation is underway..."

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said Union HM Amit Shah has granted sanction under Sec 208 of BNSS to proceed against Zubeen death accused, allowing the Assam government to file a chargesheet.

Madvi Hidma, the feared Maoist commander and mastermind of multiple deadly attacks, was killed along with five others in an encounter with Andhra Pradesh Greyhounds at Maredumilli forest. His death marks a significant blow to the CPI (Maoist) and a major milestone in the government's anti-Maoist operations.

Security was tightened across all district courts in Delhi on Tuesday after bomb threat emails targeted Tis Hazari and Saket courts, triggering heightened protocols at Dwarka, Patiala House, Rohini and other complexes. The alerts came shortly after two CRPF schools in Prashant Vihar and Dwarka also received bomb threat emails around 9 am. Bomb squads and police teams conducted extensive checks but found nothing suspicious. Authorities later confirmed both school threats were hoaxes, though investigations into the court alerts are ongoing.

An intense gunbattle broke out between security forces and Naxalites in Sukma’s Errabore region on Tuesday, with intermittent firing reported from the dense forest. Sources say top Naxal commander Hidma may have been killed, though officials have not yet confirmed casualties as the operation continues.

A week after the deadly blast near Delhi’s Red Fort that killed 13 people, a video featuring the accused bomber, Umar-un-Nabi, has surfaced. In the footage, the doctor-turned-militant is seen justifying suicide attacks, insisting they should be viewed as “martyrdom operations” in Islam. He explains such missions as acts where an individual knowingly embraces death at a specific time and place.

Areas Recording 'Severe' AQI in Delhi

Bawana: 419

Jahangirpuri: 414

Wazirpur: 410

Areas Recording 'Very Poor' AQI in Delhi

Alipur: 373

Anand Vihar: 382

Ashok Vihar: 381

Chandni Chowk: 380

ITO: 358

Mundka: 359

Nehru Nagar: 381

Sirifort: 338

Areas Recording 'Poor' AQI in Delhi

Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium: 281

Najafgarh: 295

NSIT, Dwarka: 279

Pusa: 300

Shadipur: 296

Areas Recording 'Moderate' AQI in Delhi

Lodhi Road, Delhi - IITM: 199

Mandir Marg: 197

Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) will begin operations on December 25, starting with 23 scheduled departures a day and expanding to round-the-clock services by February 2026. The greenfield airport will initially connect 16 major cities and is designed to eventually handle up to 90 million passengers annually.

Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Monday cautioned that judicial activism should never slip into “judicial adventurism or judicial terrorism.” Speaking at the launch of former Allahabad High Court Chief Justice F.I. Rebello’s book Our Rights, he said constitutional courts must intervene when the executive or legislature fails to safeguard citizens’ rights. Gavai added that while activism is essential, it must operate within limits, and praised the book for addressing contemporary challenges facing the judiciary.