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πŸ”ͺ The 'Stoneman' Mystery: 13 Skulls Crushed in Night Attacks

A series of brutal killings, dubbed 'Stoneman' cases, took place in Mumbai and Kolkata decades ago. In Kolkata, 13 pavement dwellers were murdered starting in June 1989, with their heads smashed by heavy objects. These attacks were similar to earlier incidents in Mumbai during the 1960s and mid-1980s. Investigators never conclusively identified a single killer across these separate events. The unresolved nature of these crimes keeps the 'Stoneman' mystery alive today. 😨

#Stoneman#CrimeMystery#Kolkata
health

πŸ’‰ Dr Reddy's to distribute Takeda's dengue vaccine in India

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories and Takeda have signed an agreement for QDENGA dengue vaccine distribution across India's private market. The partnership will see QDENGA become available in the first half of 2027, following CDSCO's approval in July 2026. This makes QDENGA the first approved dengue vaccine in India for ages 4–60. Dengue cases in India have seen an 11-fold increase over the last two decades, making this a big health step. Both companies aim to address the country's dengue burden through this collaboration. πŸ’‰

#DengueVaccine#IndiaHealth#PharmaNews
india

🎀 BJP MLAs defy order, sing full Vande Mataram

Karnataka BJP MLAs sang the entire Vande Mataram despite a government order limiting it to two stanzas. BJP MLA SR Vishwanath criticized the Congress-led Karnataka government for this move in the Vidhana Soudha. The order, issued on September 8, 2026, restricts singing to just two stanzas at state programs. This decision was reportedly made to appease the Congress central leadership, as the Congress opposed the song pre-independence. BJP MLAs stated they would sing the full version regardless of attempts to stop them. 🎀

#KarnatakaPolitics#VandeMataram#IndianAssembly
india

βš–οΈ SC orders fresh probe in Sowjanya rape-murder case

The Supreme Court ordered a reinvestigation into the 2012 rape and murder of 17-year-old Sowjanya in Karnataka’s Ujire. This directive comes after Sowjanya's mother, Kusumavathi, filed a plea citing overlooked evidence in the initial CID and CBI probes. Despite investigations, the person responsible for her death remains unidentified as of October 2012. Santhosh Rao, previously arrested, was acquitted by the CBI court on June 16, 2023. The Court mandated that a compliance report detailing the steps taken must be filed within three months. βš–οΈ

#SowjanyaCase#SupremeCourt#Karnataka
world

✈️ IAF brings back multinational air exercise Tarang Shakti

The Indian Air Force has announced the resumption of its major multinational air exercise, Tarang Shakti, in Jodhpur. This second edition will gather air forces from various countries for joint tactical training and aerial operations. The exercise is scheduled to take place from September 26 to October 12. It aims to boost interoperability among participating air forces and allow them to exchange operational practices. This follows the inaugural 2024 edition which included nations like the US, UK, and Australia. ✈️

#IAF#TarangShakti#AirPower
india

🚜 $40k semester for farm work at US school

The Mountain School in Vermont, US, charges about $40,000 per semester for a unique educational program. High-school juniors from various places attend to balance academics with farm work and chores. Students engage in tasks like harvesting crops and cleaning, as reported by the WSJ. This environment helps them gain independence and strengthen college applications. Graduates leave with skills and perspective, aiming for top colleges. 🚜

#VermontEducation#FarmSchool#CollegePrep
world

πŸ€” Why NRIs advise others against moving abroad

Many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are advising other Indians against migrating overseas. This sentiment stems from varied personal experiences and observations regarding life abroad. Specific data points about employment or cost of living were not provided in the source material. The general context suggests a cautionary perspective on the challenges of international relocation. Further discussions are expected to clarify these advisory points in the coming days.

#NRIlife#IndiaAbroad#Immigration
india

πŸ˜” IIT Bombay retracts statement on student's death

IIT Bombay issued an apology regarding its previous comments about a student's death. The institute stated this on Monday, confirming that the details leading up to the incident are still under investigation. This follows the death of a second-year BTech student from Yavatmal district on Friday evening. The initial FIR named a professor due to allegations of harassment and caste-based discrimination. The case has since been transferred to the Mumbai Police Crime Branch for further inquiry. πŸ˜”

#IITBombay#StudentDeath#Investigation
science

πŸͺ Youngest planet found, challenging science theories πŸͺ

Astronomers have confirmed Elias 2-24 b, the youngest known planet, which is only less than a million years old. This discovery was made by researchers in Chile observing the planet orbiting a star 450 light-years away. The planet is roughly Jupiter-sized and is still surrounded by its initial gas and dust. Its rapid formation challenges current leading theories about giant planet assembly. Future instruments like the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope should help make more such detections.

#ExoplanetDiscovery#AstroScience#SpaceFacts
india

πŸ—³οΈ AIMIM's UP alliance decision set for Oct 2

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi announced a firm deadline for their UP alliance strategy, stating a decision will be made by October 2. This announcement was made during a public meeting in Kanpur's Cantonment constituency where he pitched an alliance against the BJP. AIMIM is currently preparing an organizational network across roughly 200 assembly constituencies in Uttar Pradesh. The party aims to evolve from a Muslim vote platform into a broader coalition linking Muslim, Dalit, and regional groups. This strategic positioning suggests AIMIM intends to negotiate from a position of strength in the 2027 elections. πŸ—³οΈ

#AIMIM#UPPolitics#IndianElections
business

βš–οΈ New Delhi High Court rules for Senior Advocate

The Delhi High Court has notified fresh rules for the Senior Advocate designation, replacing the March 2024 framework. This change affects advocates in Delhi, where conduct, ethics, and pro bono work are now key factors. The rules stipulate that applicants must typically have 10 years of practice and be at least 40 years old. A permanent secretariat will manage the process, which is decided directly by the full court. Rejected advocates are ineligible for two years, but the full court can also recall the designation. βš–οΈ

#DelhiHighCourt#LegalUpdates#AdvocateLife

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