Times of India

Tension flared at CG Bellad Govt First Grade College as students donned saffron shawls in protest against peers wearing hijabs. Following a month of demands for a hijab ban, over 50 students wore the saffron attire.

IndiGo's operational crisis has caused widespread chaos for four days, leading to over 550 flight cancellations and stranding thousands of passengers. The airline attributes the disruption to unforeseen challenges and revised crew duty rules, while the DGCA points to misjudged manpower needs. Operations are expected to stabilize by February 10, 2026.

Golden State Warriors are reportedly considering a reunion with former star Klay Thompson, now with the Dallas Mavericks. Amidst organizational shifts in Dallas and the Warriors' ongoing search for consistent three-point shooting, a trade for Thompson is being discussed. His return could bolster Golden State's offense and recapture championship magic.

Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka and her boyfriend, Oakberry founder Georgios Frangulis, are a financially successful couple. Sabalenka boasts a net worth in the high teens of millions from her WTA career and endorsements, while Frangulis's stake in his rapidly expanding açaí company places him in the multi-million-dollar range. Their combined wealth is estimated to be in the tens of millions.

Candace Owens is facing criticism for contradicting herself. She publicly offered to debate Turning Point USA (TPUSA) leadership anytime, anywhere. However, when TPUSA scheduled a livestream to address her claims, Owens pushed back on the logistics. Critics accuse her of creating drama rather than accepting the challenge she initiated. The situation has become a test of consistency for the commentator.

A shocking daylight robbery turned fatal in Modinagar. A 75-year-old jeweller was brutally stabbed to death by an assailant who threw chilli powder in his face. The attacker was quickly caught by alert locals after a brief chase. The incident highlights concerns over law and order in the area. Police are investigating the motive and have detained the suspect.

A mother in Hisar/Panipat is accused of drowning four children, including her own son. While her family and victims' kin suspect occult practices, police point to psychopathic tendencies and a lack of remorse. The accused reportedly confessed to killing children perceived as more beautiful than her own. Authorities are investigating further, dismissing supernatural claims.

Maoists claim top leader Madvi Hidma was trapped and killed by police informers, including contractors, after seeking medical treatment. The outfit alleges a staged encounter and demands a judicial inquiry into Hidma's and Shankar's deaths, dismissing claims by former MLA Manish Kunjam and activist Soni Sori as baseless. They assert a coordinated joint operation.

A Surat couple is in distress after intimate videos of the wife, recorded by home CCTV cameras, went viral online. The incident raises concerns about the security of home surveillance systems. Police are investigating potential hacking or unauthorized sharing of the footage, with cases registered under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and IT Act.

The Lakers and Raptors face significant injury woes as they clash on December 4, 2025. With Luka Doncic and Marcus Smart out for LA, and Jakob Poeltl and RJ Barrett sidelined for Toronto, depth players will be crucial. This game becomes a test of adaptability and which supporting cast can step up.

Discover the persimmon, a new heart-healthy hero. This bright orange fruit offers sweet flavor and a nutrient boost. Research shows persimmons outperform apples in protecting arteries. They are rich in fiber and antioxidants, supporting heart health, digestion, and immunity. Enjoy persimmons in salads, yogurt, or as dried chips for a healthy snack.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will play against the Detroit Lions tonight. He recently broke the team's all-time passing yards record after recovering from a serious injury last season. The game starts at 8:15 PM at Ford Field. Fans have renewed hope with Prescott leading the team. Trevon Diggs and Tyler Guyton are out due to injury.

The Supreme Court has cautioned police and trial courts against filing chargesheets and framing charges without a strong prima facie case, citing judicial system congestion. Justices emphasized that prosecution should only proceed with a reasonable prospect of conviction, especially in civil disputes, acting as crucial filters to maintain judicial efficiency and integrity.

Sheikh Abdullah's legacy lives on in people's hearts, regardless of his birth anniversary holiday status, stated J&K CM Omar Abdullah. He emphasized that holiday decisions rest with the Centre, not the elected government, and that such observances don't measure his contributions. The National Conference plans a grand event for the anniversary.

A TADA court quashed a warrant against Shafat Ahmed Shangloo, arrested as an accomplice in the 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed abduction. The court found Shangloo was "inadvertently" named, as he was listed in the 1991 chargesheet as "released for want of evidence," not an "absconding accused." Warrants against seven others were also cancelled.

Gujarat High Court has temporarily halted a family court's order for Dipak Agrawal to pay Rs 45 lakh in alimony to his estranged wife, Nikita Agrawal. Nikita is accused of murdering her mother-in-law, and Dipak argued against paying maintenance to someone facing such a grave charge. The court cited the serious nature of the allegations in its decision.

Jammu Police have dismantled a cross-border narco-terror network, arresting six individuals and seizing 5kg of heroin worth over Rs 30 crore, along with arms. Investigations revealed connections to Pakistani handlers fueling anti-India activities. The operation, initiated by suspicious pedestrians, led to the unravelling of a sophisticated drug and arms supply chain.