Café Mondegar Shut: FDA Suspends Licence Over Hygiene, Food Safety Lapses

The Indian government is reclassifying Meta as a service provider rather than merely an intermediary following controversies regarding child sexual abuse content. According to government sources, platforms using algorithmic distribution cannot simply claim intermediary protection to avoid accountability. Meta officials have admitted mistakes and agreed to vet content on the platform, with a specific focus on child safety. Furthermore, Meta has committed to reporting child abuse material directly to Indian law enforcement agencies, coordinating through the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre under the Ministry of Home Affairs.

A pedestrian walking across a road in Greater Noida sustained serious injuries after being hit by a speeding Tata Punch car in the early hours of September 5. The impact flung the man into the air, and the entire incident was recorded on a vehicle dashcam nearby. The victim is undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Bisrakh. Bisrakh Police registered a case, seized the speeding vehicle, and arrested the 24-year-old accused driver, who had fled the scene following the collision.

A young man from Hyderabad residing in Massachusetts in the United States was found dead under suspicious circumstances. His parents in India were informed of the death on 14 September, though the exact cause and circumstances remain unknown to the family. The Member of Parliament from Hyderabad and president of AIMIM has written a letter requesting the Indian Consulate to urgently intervene and extend assistance. The communication urges officials to facilitate the return of the mortal remains to Hyderabad for the final rites, while raising concerns regarding the safety and challenges faced by Indian immigrants in the United States.

An 81-year-old man, Asgarali Vora, who studied with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at BN School in Vadnagar, Gujarat, has recovered his disputed property after seeking the Prime Minister's intervention. Vora had purchased approximately 2,800 square metres of land in the Mira-Bhayander area in 1989. In 2011, the names of two developers, including a firm owned by a BJP MLA, appeared on the land records, which Vora alleged was done through forgery. Following police complaints and legal battles, Vora met Prime Minister Modi on 8th September to demand an inquiry. Following the meeting, Seven Eleven Construction confirmed they settled the issue with the Vora family and agreed to hand back the land.