Susmita Modak

3 days ago | thehansindia.com | Susmita Modak

A 15-year-old girl from Bihar was rescued by Delhi Police last week after officers received a tip-off about an alleged trafficking attempt at New Delhi Railway Station. Acting on information from an informer, police officers set up a surveillance operation at the station last Thursday. They soon identified a man behaving suspiciously with a young girl and detained him for questioning, while the girl was safely separated for a preliminary inquiry.

3 days ago | thehansindia.com | Susmita Modak

In a tragic incident, an 18-year-old first-year medical student from AIIMS Bhopal, identified as Utkarsh Mahadev Shingne, allegedly died by suicide at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in Pune on Monday morning. A native of Maharashtra’s Beed district, Utkarsh was visiting AFMC to attend a cultural festival held on May 8. According to the Pune police, before taking the drastic step, he posted a suicide note as his WhatsApp display picture, which alerted his family early in the morning.

3 days ago | thehansindia.com | Susmita Modak

Veteran BJP leader and former Gujarat Health Minister, Hemaben Acharya, passed away on Sunday at the age of 92 in Junagadh. She is survived by her only son, Dhruv Acharya. Born in 1933 in Halvad, located in Gujarat's Surendranagar district, Hemaben began her political journey with the Jan Sangh, to which she remained committed throughout her public life. She was married to the late Suryakant Acharya, a prominent Jan Sangh leader and former Rajya Sabha MP.

3 days ago | thehansindia.com | Susmita Modak

On Monday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer revealed an ambitious plan to overhaul the country’s immigration policies, warning that unchecked migration threatens to turn the UK into “an island of strangers.” Emphasizing the importance of national unity, he outlined a series of stringent reforms aimed at reducing net migration and restoring public trust in the system.

3 days ago | thehansindia.com | Susmita Modak

In a decisive and uncompromising address to the nation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled 'Operation Sindoor' as India's new comprehensive strategy to combat terrorism. Following a strategic military operation that neutralized 11 of Pakistan's military sites and airbases, Modi delivered a stern message that terror and diplomatic negotiations cannot coexist.