The Delhi High Court has upheld the conviction of Rajpal Yadav in multiple cheque bounce cases and ordered him to return to jail. The court criticised Yadav's conduct as dubious and declined his plea for leniency under the Probation of Offenders Act, noting repeated indulgence was shown but not reciprocated. After failing to honour settlement agreements, despite several opportunities, the court ruled a further six-month sentence following his earlier three-month term. Yadav refused to accept a settlement or pay additional amounts, stating heavy financial losses. The complainant had agreed to a full and final settlement, but no final agreement was reached.
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched the MYUVA scheme, an initiative to support the state's youth in starting businesses. Under this scheme, permanent residents of Uttar Pradesh aged between twenty-one and forty years can access collateral-free and interest-free loans of up to Rs five lakh.
From Joe Rogan to MAGA influencers, ancient Indian remedies like ashwagandha, shilajit, and turmeric are being marketed as solutions for stress, focus, testosterone and masculinity.
Did Argentina get favourable refereeing against Egypt? Why did both Argentine fans and Egypt's coach question the referee even before kickoff? And how does FIFA actually choose referees for the World Cup?
South Korea's Buddhist temples are throwing festivals, running fashion pop-ups, and ordaining robots.