Madhya Pradesh's Deputy CM visited the families of two young boys who died of renal failure, allegedly after consuming Coldrif cough syrup. Their deaths are now officially linked to the adulterated syrup, and their families will receive Rs 4 lakh each in compensation. The fathers are demanding strict action against those responsible.

The Delhi High Court has summoned Shah Rukh Khan's Red Chillies Entertainment and Netflix in a defamation suit filed by IRS officer Sameer Wankhede. Wankhede seeks Rs 2 crore in damages over the series «The Ba***ds of Bollywood,» alleging it tarnishes his reputation and prejudices pending cases. Notices were also issued to X Corp, Google, Meta, and RPSG Lifestyle Media.

The World Health Organization is awaiting a response from India's drug regulator, CDSCO, regarding cough syrups linked to alleged fatalities. This crucial information will determine if the WHO issues a medical product alert. The organization's decision hinges on whether these syrups were exported, a key detail for public safety.

Prime Minister Modi criticized the Congress government for allegedly caving to foreign pressure and preventing a military response to the 26/11 terror attacks. He inaugurated Navi Mumbai International Airport and the final stretch of Mumbai's Metro 3 line, highlighting national security and development achievements.

Two soldiers have gone missing in a forested area of south Kashmir's Anantnag district after encountering a severe snowstorm. An intense search and rescue operation, supported by choppers, is underway but hampered by adverse weather conditions. Officials believe the soldiers may be unable to communicate due to the inclement weather.

Jammu and Kashmir Police's SIA conducted widespread searches across seven districts, targeting an eight-location network. This operation aimed to dismantle a sleeper cell module linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad, accused of spreading secessionist propaganda and recruiting youth. Incriminating evidence was seized, and suspects were detained for questioning regarding a conspiracy against India's sovereignty.

A terrorist has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the 2002 murder of a sarpanch in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. Irfan Ali was convicted under murder and arms act charges. The 17-year investigation concluded with his sentencing after a six-year trial.

The Leh Bar Association has demanded Rs 1 crore compensation for each family of the four killed in the September 24 firing and an impartial judicial inquiry headed by a retired Supreme Court judge.

Children's deaths in MP due to renal failure were initially reported in September, with authorities taking action after Nagpur hospitals alerted them. Biopsy reports confirmed acute tubular injury, leading to the identification of substandard cough syrups, including Coldrif, containing toxic diethylene glycol, prompting a state-wide ban.

Bihar's ruling NDA faces seat-sharing hurdles as smaller allies, including LJP (RV) and HAM, escalate their demands. The BJP and JD(U) are reportedly set to contest fewer seats than in 2020 to accommodate these requests. The alliance is working towards finalizing strategies and candidates ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.

Congress has raised concerns with the Election Commission of India regarding Bihar's voter list after the Special Intensive Revision. The party highlighted a significant decrease in registered voters and questioned the lack of a machine-readable list, making analysis difficult. They also pointed to unaccounted additions and deletions, as well as duplicate entries, urging for a frozen electoral roll.

Following an advocate's shoe-hurling attempt at the Chief Justice of India, Punjab Police have registered multiple FIRs against over 100 social media handles. These accounts are accused of posting objectionable content, including casteist remarks and incitement, aimed at disturbing peace and eroding respect for judicial institutions. Investigations are underway.

Sixteen Naxals surrendered in Narayanpur, Chhattisgarh. Nine carried rewards totaling Rs 48 lakh. They expressed disappointment with Maoist ideology and pressure from security forces. Top leaders were accused of exploiting tribals. This surrender signals a change in Bastar. Disillusioned youth chose peace and development. Security efforts and rehabilitation policies played a key role.

Following child deaths linked to cough syrups, India's drug regulator has issued an urgent alert to states. Manufacturers are now mandated to rigorously test all raw materials and finished products, ensuring compliance with drug-testing rules. The directive emphasizes robust vendor qualification and sourcing from approved suppliers to prevent future health risks to children.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused Union Home Minister Amit Shah of acting like a «Prime Minister» and cautioned PM Modi. She criticized the central government's flood relief efforts and alleged a lack of support. Banerjee also highlighted ongoing relief and rehabilitation work in flood-affected North Bengal, promising further oversight.

Medical associations are demanding the immediate release of a doctor arrested in connection with child deaths linked to contaminated cough syrup. They urge a thorough investigation to ensure justice for victims and protect medical professionals from wrongful blame. The group also proposed measures to the health ministry to prevent future incidents, including central oversight and nationwide drug testing.

Tejashwi Yadav criticized PM Modi for agreeing to a ceasefire with Pakistan after a single tweet from US President Trump, shattering hopes of reclaiming PoK. This follows PM Modi's demand for Congress to clarify who prevented military retaliation after the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, a decision influenced by international pressure, including from the US.

A woman in South Delhi allegedly poured boiling oil on her sleeping husband, with their eight-year-old daughter reportedly present. The victim sustained «dangerous» burns and was warned by his wife not to shout. Neighbours intervened and rushed him to the hospital. The woman has been booked under relevant sections of the BNS, but no arrests have been made.

Air Marshal AP Singh lauded the Indian Air Force's decisive response in Operation Sindoor, a swift counter-terror action against Pakistan-backed attacks. He emphasized how meticulous planning and indigenous weapons delivered precise blows, restoring offensive air power's prominence. The operation successfully targeted terrorist hubs and thwarted Pakistani retaliation, showcasing India's potent aerial capabilities.

The Delhi High Court has summoned Red Chillies Entertainment, Netflix, and others in response to a defamation suit filed by former NCB officer Sameer Wankhede. Wankhede claims the Netflix series 'The Ba**ds of Bollywood' maligned his reputation and undermined public confidence in law enforcement. The court has directed respondents to file replies within seven days.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has arrived in Mumbai for his inaugural visit to India as PM. He is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday to discuss strengthening the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, including trade, technology, and climate initiatives.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra shared a light-hearted moment meeting a cow named Alia Bhatt during a Kerala dairy farm visit. While amused by the cow's name, Gandhi highlighted the serious struggles dairy farmers face, including rising costs and inadequate insurance. She pledged to raise these issues with the concerned ministry.