A major security breach occurred at the Delhi Legislative Assembly on April 6 when a masked man crashed a Uttar Pradesh-registered car through Gate No. 2, triggering high alert. The driver moved toward Speaker Vijender Gupta’s office, placed a flower bouquet near the porch, and fled. Despite CRPF deployment at the VIP gate, the less-secured entry was breached. Police, bomb disposal, and dog squads conducted thorough checks, finding no explosives. CCTV footage is being analyzed, and Special CP Ravindra Yadav supervised the probe. Authorities apprehended three individuals, including the driver, and recovered the vehicle, treating the incident as a serious security breach. (PC: Times Now)

A security scare unfolded at the Delhi Legislative Assembly in New Delhi on Monday afternoon when a masked man drove a Tata Sierra with a Uttar Pradesh registration, crashing through Gate No. 2 around 2 pm and breaching the high-security complex. Delhi Police arrested the accused and recovered the vehicle. The driver approached Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta’s office, placed a bouquet near the porch, and fled. CRPF personnel were present, and no explosives were found in the bouquet. Authorities launched a search, scanning CCTV footage to determine motive. The incident, following recent bomb threats during the budget session, has raised serious security concerns and is being treated as a potential breach.

A car broke into the Delhi Legislative Assembly after ramming the main gate on Monday. The vehicle entered the premises and moved inside briefly before escaping. Witnesses said the incident caused panic among staff and security personnel. The driver has not been identified so far. Delhi Police has started an investigation. Officials are checking CCTV footage and collecting forensic evidence. They are also questioning staff present at the time. Authorities said security systems are being reviewed. Entry points and emergency protocols are likely to be tightened after the breach. (PC: India Today)

Divya Singh from Uttar Pradesh cycled to Everest Base Camp in 14 days. She started from Kathmandu and faced harsh weather and tough terrain. She rode for 10 to 12 hours daily. In some areas, she carried her bicycle on her shoulders. The high altitude made breathing difficult. Cold winds and fatigue added to the challenge. Despite this, she did not give up. A video shows her at the base camp with the Indian flag. It quickly went viral online. Many people praised her strength and courage. Her journey is now inspiring many across the country and beyond.

The death toll in a hooch tragedy in Bihar’s East Champaran district rose after several people consumed spurious liquor in areas like Turkauliya and Raghunathpur. Initial reports confirmed multiple deaths, with several others hospitalised and some discharged after treatment. Authorities have arrested around 12 suspects and registered a murder case based on complaints from victims’ families. A police officer has been suspended for negligence, and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed to probe the incident. The tragedy has once again raised serious concerns over the enforcement of Bihar’s liquor prohibition law. (PC: The Hindu)

Six children who danced at a school annual day in Dindori died hours later in a road accident. Three adults also died. Their car fell into an uncovered well while returning home on Friday night.   The 40-foot-deep well was at the end of a concrete road and had no proper cover. Locals said it was a known risk. “It was a disaster waiting to happen,” a police officer said.   Bapco? wait irrelevant remove.   Residents said a biker and a cow had earlier fallen into the same well. Officials said a plan to fill it was pending due to a dispute. (PC: The Indian Express)

A tragic road accident in Gurugram claimed two lives after a speeding car driving on the wrong side rammed into a bike taxi. The collision was head-on and severe, leaving both victims with critical injuries. They were rushed to a nearby hospital but succumbed during treatment. Police said the car driver fled the scene immediately after the crash, prompting a manhunt. An FIR has been registered for rash and negligent driving, and CCTV footage is being examined to identify the accused. The incident has once again raised concerns over reckless driving and poor traffic rule enforcement in the city. (PC: HT)

An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 struck Jammu and Kashmir on Friday at 9:46 pm, triggering tremors across North India, including Delhi NCR, Punjab, and adjoining areas. The quake, with a depth of 175 km, had its epicentre near Darawan (36.52°N, 71.01°E). Residents reported brief but noticeable shaking, causing momentary panic, especially in high-rise buildings. Eyewitnesses from Chandigarh and Zirakpur described strong jolts lasting a few seconds, though no immediate damage or casualties were reported. The incident highlights the region’s seismic sensitivity, as authorities continue to monitor aftershocks and assess any potential impact across affected areas.

Delhi will conduct a civil defence mock drill at 8 PM, organised by the Directorate of Civil Defence with participation from Delhi Police, Indian Army, and National Disaster Response Force. Residents may hear air raid sirens and must follow blackout protocols as part of preparedness measures. Authorities have urged people to remain calm, follow official instructions, and avoid spreading rumours or creating obstructions. The exercise aims to test emergency response and public readiness. Officials emphasised there is no real threat and the drill is purely precautionary, similar to previous nationwide exercises conducted to strengthen crisis management systems. (PC: HT)

Bhanu Chander Reddy, a software engineer, died by suicide in Bengaluru after losing his job during AI-led layoffs. Police said he was unemployed for nearly a year and was under treatment for depression. His wife Shazia died soon after, jumping from their building. The couple had kept their interfaith marriage secret due to family concerns. Reddy’s mother had stopped speaking to him after learning about the marriage. In a note, he wrote he had "caused trouble" and could not do justice to his wife. Before her death, Shazia messaged her mother, saying, "Forgive me, I have gotten married." (PC: India Today)