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In an enthralling nocturnal judicial showdown, the Supreme Court, with its knack for the dramatic, broke its Saturday night repose to grant interim bail to the contentious activist, Teesta Setalvad. Yes, not one, but two urgent hearings took place, a privilege many might envy, considering the number of times more commonplace, yet pressing matters are placed on the back burner while cases with high-profile actors like this are promptly entertained, regardless of the hour.

A surge of elation swept across India as Neeraj Chopra, the extraordinary javelin thrower who has etched India's name in gold on multiple occasions, secured another victory at the Lausanne Diamond League with a remarkable throw of 87.66m. The triumphant achievement was even more awe-inspiring given that it followed his uphill battle with a month-long injury. Though he humbly claimed to be "far from his best", Chopra's display was a breathtaking spectacle of his exceptional talent.

In a turn of events that has rocked the very foundations of human rights, pro-Khalistan leader and Waris Punjab De chief, Amritpal Singh and his associates have declared a hunger strike at Assam’s Dibrugarh Jail. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the men notorious for disrupting peace are now showing an exemplary concern for culinary standards and telecommunications access.

Ajay Banga, the Indian-origin chief of the World Bank, is an embodiment of success and inspiration for Indians worldwide. Born in Jalandhar, Punjab, and the son of ex-Indian Army Lieutenant General Harbhajan Banga, his journey from humble beginnings to the presidency of the World Bank is truly remarkable.

The recent inauguration of flats for the poor by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Uttar Pradesh has brought immense excitement and appreciation for his noble cause.

In a momentous development for the Tricity area, the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has given its much-awaited approval for the Tricity metro project. This decision comes after a prolonged hiatus of over 14 years and extensive deliberation on the necessity of a metro system in the city.

In the sacred city of Haridwar, where devotees flock to seek spiritual solace and cleanse their souls in the divine waters of the Ganges, a disheartening revelation has come to light. It has been uncovered that some individuals, belonging to religions other than Hinduism, have been posing as Hindu pandits, deceiving unsuspecting pilgrims and compromising the integrity of religious practices in this holy city.

In a shocking incident that has sent shockwaves through the nation, a Dikshitar of the revered Chidambaram Temple in Tamil Nadu was allegedly assaulted by a female police officer, who forcefully cut his sacred Poonool (sacred thread). The incident, which occurred on June 27th, has raised serious concerns about the treatment of temples and Hindus by the anti-Hindu government.

Google has taken its case to the Supreme Court after the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) upheld a penalty of ₹1,337.76 crore imposed on the tech giant by the Competition Commission of India (CCI).