Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:37pm on 05 Mar 2025,Wednesday India
Kannada actor Ranya Rao was arrested at Bengaluru airport for smuggling 14.8 kg of gold from Dubai. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) had been tracking her frequent trips. Officials found gold hidden in her clothes and jacket. Rao, daughter of a senior police officer, reportedly smuggled gold multiple times. She tried to avoid checks with police help but was caught. A raid on her home found gold and cash worth ₹17.29 crore. She is in judicial custody. Authorities suspect a larger smuggling network. Rao claimed she was blackmailed. Investigations are ongoing.
Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:49pm on 04 Mar 2025,Tuesday India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vantara, a wildlife rescue and conservation centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat. He interacted with animals, including Asiatic lions, tigers, giraffes, and orangutans. Modi also played with lion and leopard cubs and fed a white lion. The centre has advanced medical facilities like MRI and CT scans for injured animals. It also has hydrotherapy pools for elephants. The visit highlighted India's efforts in wildlife protection and conservation. Modi praised the centre’s work in rescuing and caring for animals. His visit aimed to raise awareness about animal welfare and conservation efforts in India.
Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 06:58pm on 03 Mar 2025,Monday India
On World Wildlife Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Gujarat’s Gir National Park for a safari, capturing images of Asiatic lions. During his tour, he encountered a pride of lions, including cubs resting near their mother. Modi, an avid photographer, shared the photos on social media, urging people to visit Gir. His Gujarat trip included a visit to Somnath Temple and the Banatara Wildlife Conservation Center. The Prime Minister emphasized wildlife conservation efforts during his three-day tour. His lion photographs quickly gained traction online, sparking discussi
VIDEO | Himani Narwal murder case: CCTV footage - dated February 28, 2025 - shows accused Sachin carrying the black suitcase with the body stuffed in it, through a street. The CCTV visuals have been verified by the police.
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Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 06:18pm on 03 Mar 2025,Monday India
A chilling CCTV video shows accused Sachin carrying Congress worker Himani Narwal’s body in a black suitcase in Rohtak. Police said he allegedly strangled her with a mobile charger cord on February 27 after a financial dispute. The body was found near a bus station on Saturday. Sachin, who runs a mobile shop in Jhajjar, was arrested. "They were in contact for 1.5 years," said ADGP KK Rao. Police formed an SIT to investigate. Himani’s mother questioned the police's claim about the motive. Authorities are verifying details of the case.
Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 05:15pm on 03 Mar 2025,Monday India
IIT Baba Abhay Singh, an IIT-Bombay graduate turned ascetic, was detained in Jaipur after police found ganja in his possession. Officers acted on reports of a disturbance at his hotel but released him as the quantity was within permissible limits. Singh, who gained fame at the Maha Kumbh, claimed the marijuana was “prasad” and questioned why other ascetics were not arrested. “Almost every baba at Kumbh consumes ganja as prasad,” he said. Singh, who transitioned from aerospace engineering to spirituality, avoided further comments, stating, “It is my birthday, and I want to be happy today.”
Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:11pm on 03 Mar 2025,Monday India
The Supreme Court of India criticized YouTuber Samay Raina for his remarks during a stand-up show in Canada about the ‘India’s Got Latent’ controversy. Justice Surya Kant remarked, “These youngsters think we are outdated… they don’t understand jurisdiction.” Raina had joked about his legal troubles, telling the audience their ticket purchases were paying his legal fees. Multiple FIRs have been filed against Raina and Ranveer Allahbadia, who has now been allowed to resume his podcast with content restrictions. The Court warned Raina but refrained from taking action, citing his young age.
Brief by Shorts91NewsDesk / 10:55am on 03 Mar 2025,Monday India
Dr. George P Abraham, a highly respected urologist from Kerala, was found dead at his farmhouse in Puthuppally. The 72-year-old doctor, known for his expertise and contributions to the medical field, was discovered hanging, sparking shock and speculation. Police have initiated an investigation, though early reports suggest suicide. Abraham’s sudden demise has left colleagues and the medical community in mourning. A former head of the urology department at a prominent hospital, his work was widely acknowledged. Authorities are awaiting further details from forensic reports. As condolences pour in, many recall his dedication to patient care and medical education. His death raises concerns about mental health awareness among medical professionals.
Brief by Shorts91NewsDesk / 02:22pm on 02 Mar 2025,Sunday India
The Maha Kumbh 2025 in Prayagraj saw over 660 million devotees. Amid the massive gathering, more than 54,000 lost individuals were reunited with their families. The Uttar Pradesh government set up Digital Khoya Paya Kendras, using AI-based facial recognition to help over 35,000 people. NGOs like Bharat Seva Kendra reunited 19,274 individuals, including all 18 missing children. Uttar Pradesh police also played a key role in ensuring safety. These efforts showcased the administration’s commitment to managing the world’s largest religious gathering efficiently while prioritizing devotee welfare.
Brief by Shorts91NewsDesk / 01:47pm on 02 Mar 2025,Sunday India
A Mumbai Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) court has ordered an FIR against former SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch, three SEBI officials, and two BSE executives over alleged stock market fraud linked to a 1994 IPO. SEBI called the complaint "frivolous" and announced plans to challenge the order, arguing it was not given a chance to present its case. The court has instructed the ACB to submit a report within 30 days, closely monitoring the investigation. This comes after Buch’s recent term completion, amid scrutiny over regulatory lapses. SEBI remains firm in contesting the ruling.
Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 11:59am on 02 Mar 2025,Sunday India
A massive avalanche buried 54 workers at a Border Roads Organisation (BRO) camp near Mana village, Uttarakhand. Rescue teams saved 46, but eight died. On Day 3, the last worker’s body was recovered. Over 200 personnel from the Army, ITBP, SDRF, and NDRF were involved, using advanced drones, Cheetah helicopters, and thermal imaging. Heavy snowfall initially hampered efforts, but clear weather aided the final search. The avalanche blocked the Badrinath-Joshimath highway at multiple points. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured full support for relief efforts.