In Indore’s Dwarkapuri area, a clash between two groups escalated into violence involving knives and assault, leaving two youths injured. Police have registered a case naming seven suspects and are investigating the incident. The injured have been taken for medical treatment.

Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has voiced concern that the new India-US trade deal, by reducing import duties on U.S. agricultural products including apples and nuts, could severely impact the region’s horticulture economy. Growers have urged the PM to protect local producers.

In Jalandhar, Punjab, a man fatally poisoned his 6-year-old son with hazardous biscuits in a plot linked to a family dispute, police said. Authorities arrested the father and filed murder charges. The shocking case has triggered outrage and raised fresh concerns about child protection.

The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet has approved a policy change allowing divorced daughters to qualify for family pension benefits previously available only to widows. The move aims to provide financial support to women whose fathers died in service or accidents, strengthening social security and gender equity.

In Singrauli district, MP, a man was declared dead in official records while alive, and his wife allegedly collected widow pension since 2014 with fake documents. The husband is protesting with signs saying he’s alive. Local authorities have ordered a probe into the irregularity.

In Indore, a woman invited a tantrik to perform rituals intended to improve her marital relationship, but went missing with him after the ceremony. Her family has filed a police complaint, and authorities are searching both the tantrik and the woman as the case unfolds.

In Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, a man climbed a 60-foot overhead water tank and tried to hang himself amid a domestic dispute and demands for divorce and money. Locals and police intervened in time, preventing the suicide attempt and bringing him down safely.

In Kanpur’s HDFC Bank viral “I am a Thakur” video dispute, employee Aastha Singh’s remarks triggered controversy. Now Ritu Tripathi Mishra has responded, explaining she was present during the altercation and asserting pride in her Brahmin identity, while both sides are exchanging accusations and calling for justice.