Supreme Court says while reserving judgement: 'Child's custody can be refused to natural parents, it depends on welfare of child'

The Supreme Court in the case observed and has disapproved of an order of the Madhya Pradesh High Court wherein the court granted custody of a 2.5-year-old child to her father which being on the sole ground that father is the natural guardian, calling it a 'completely erroneous approach'.

DELHI HIGH COURT REFUSES TO QUASH DEFAMATION CASE AGAINST SHASHI THAROOR OVER 'SCORPION' REMARK AGAINST PM MODI, VACATES INTERIM STAY

The Delhi High Court in the case Shashi Tharoor v. State observed and has refused to quash the defamation case filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor over his alleged ‘scorpion on Shivling’ remark against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

SUPREME COURT DEPLORES PRACTICE OF FILING APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 216 CRPC FOR ALTERATION OF CHARGE AFTER REFUSAL OF DISCHARGE

The Supreme Court in the case K. Ravi v State Of Tamil Nadu and observed and has deplored the practice of accused persons filing applications under Section 216 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, CrPC wherein seeking alteration of charge after their applications seeking discharge.

UAE restores water networks in northern Gaza

Operation \"Chivalrous Knight 3\" has commenced the restoration and operation of damaged and destroyed water networks in northern Gaza.

'TRUMP'S PRESIDENCY MIGHT PUT TAIWAN'S SECURITY AT RISK,' SAY TAIWANESE AMERICANS

Taiwanese Americans for Harris, an official grassroots affinity group, believe that a Donald Trump's presidency might put Taiwan's security at risk, Taiwan News reported.

Bangladesh floods: 18 million people affected, 1.2 million families trapped

Bangladesh is grappling with severe monsoon season which has impacted more than 18 million people, with over 1.2 million families trapped, according to the United Nations.

Taiwan sentences father-son duo in China spy case

Two men, a father son duo from Taiwan, surnamed Huang, have been sentenced to eight years in prison for their involvement in an espionage operation that leaked sensitive military information to China, local media reported on Friday.

Pak jail rejects reports of withdrawal of Imran Khan's facilities

The Adiala jail administration on Friday rejected reports regarding former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's facilities withdrawn in the prison, Pakistan-based ARY News reported.

'ISRAEL AGREES TO HUMANITARIAN PAUSE FOR POLIO VACCINATION IN GAZA': WHO

Sharing a post on X handle, the United Nations News Service, said, \"UN health agency, WHO, alongside partners to start polio vaccination campaign on September 1, says Dr Rik Peeperkorn. Campaign to be conducted in two rounds; vital that it reaches at least 90 per cent coverage in both rounds.\"

Baloch community speaks up against alleged genocide by Pakistani forces

Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) an organisation involved in Baloch rights advocacy on Friday said that the recent discovery of mutilated bodies across Balochistan signals an escalation of the Baloch Genocide Policy implemented by Pakistan.

US diplomat Jake Sullivan calls on Chinese Prez in Beijing

US President Joe Biden's top aide Jake Sullivan met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, at the end of the former's three-days visit to China.

Trump vows to protect IVF access, make treatment affordable for women

Former President Donald Trump pledged to safeguard access to in-vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments if re-elected, and promised to explore options for government or insurance coverage for American women who require this procedure, NBC News reported.

'NEXT QUESTION, PLEASE': HARRIS DISMISSES TRUMP'S RACIAL ATTACKS

US Vice-President Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz sat down with CNN for their first interview on Friday since US President Joe Biden withdrew from his White House bid.

'Fight is for America's future': Kamala Harris at Georgia rally

Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday emphasised that the current presidential fight is for the future of the United States and asserted that the future is always worth fighting for.

'US, Poland stand together for free, sovereign Ukraine': Defence Secy

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd J Austin III praised Poland for its leadership in supporting Ukraine's defence. He emphasised that America, Poland, and their allies stand united in their support for a sovereign and free Ukraine.

'The race is wide open': MPs' vote looms for six Tory leadership hopefuls

When the Conservative MPs who remain return to Westminster, they will briefly seem like some of the most popular people in SW1.

RAJKUMMAR RAO UNVEILS POSTER OF HIS UPCOMING FILM, TITLE SET TO BE ANNOUNCED ON HIS BIRTHDAY

Rajkummar Rao, who has impressed audiences with his recent e horror-comedy 'Stree 2', is set with an exciting new project, which will show him in a completely different avatar.

Justin Theroux, Nicole Brydon Bloom are engaged

Justin Theroux and Nicole Brydon Bloom have just made their engagement public, following speculation that began when Nicole flaunted a sparkling diamond ring at the Venice Film Festival.

AP DHILLON UNVEILS NEW EP 'THE BROWNPRINT' FEATURING AYRA STARR, GUNNA, JAZZY B

Singer-rapper AP Dhillon on Friday unveiled his highly anticipated new EP 'The Brownprint'.

ANGELINA'S FILM 'MARIA' RECEIVES AN 8-MINUTE STANDING OVATION AT THE VENICE FILM FESTIVAL

Pablo Larrain's biographical drama 'Maria' starring Angelina Jolie took the Venice Film Festival by storm with its world premiere, garnereing a remarkable 8-minute standing ovation.

IIFA 2024: VICKY KAUSHAL JOINS SHAH RUKH, KARAN AS HOST

Actor Vicky Kaushal is all set to join Shah Rukh Khan and Karan Johar as hosts for the highly anticipated 24th Edition of the International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA).

ASPIRING MALE ACTOR FILES SEXUAL ASSAULT COMPLAINT AGAINST DIRECTOR RANJITH

The Malayalam film industry is currently embroiled in controversy following sexual harassment allegations made by actresses against several prominent figures in the industry.

FROM THE AGE OF FALSEHOOD TO THE AGE OF TRUTH

Truth is an essential ingredient of moral character and ethical behaviour. In personal relationships, truth fosters trust and credibility. On a larger scale, a commitment to truth promotes social harmony, as misunderstandings and conflicts often arise from wrong information. In legal systems, truth is the key to justice.

Sweet Dreams and Doughy Schemes: Honey & Dough's Rise from Humble Bakery to Café Empire

\"We're not just opening cafés; we're plotting a pastry revolution!\" Aavika declares with a glint in her eye. \"Today Delhi NCR, tomorrow the world! We'll keep whisking up new flavors and ideas faster than you can say 'Is that gluten-free?'\"

BEYOND THE BENGAL RAPE: EXAMINING THE PERILOUS REALITY OF INDIA'S DOCTORS

A 31-year-old female trainee doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College retired to sleep in a seminar hall after a gruelling shift in the early hours of a Friday morning. It was the last time she was seen alive.

The Devi Power: Evolution of Women's Rights

The journey of women's rights has been one of perseverance and transformation, marked by both challenges and triumphs. From the earliest struggles for suffrage to today's ongoing fight for gender equality, women have continuously pushed the boundaries of what society deems possible.

Feminine touch in hospitality: How women are redefining the industry's future

The hospitality industry is undergoing a significant transformation, and women are at the forefront of this change.

PARIS PARALYMPICS: AVANI WINS GOLD, MONA BRONZE

India started off the Paris Paralympics on a marvellous note after bagging two medals in the women's 10m air rifle event. From the start of the final, the two Indians were in the top three places, eying for the gold.

Shuttler Nitesh cruises to comfortable win

India shuttler Nitesh Kumar cruised to a comfortable win while Manoj Kumar suffered a defeat in the men’s singles SL3 Group A event in the ongoing Paris Paralympics on Friday.

Pooja Singh breaks women's national record in high jump

India athlete Pooja Singh broke the U20 women's national record in the high jump event and qualified for the final in the ongoing World Athletics U20 Championships.