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In a recent judgment that has stirred significant controversy and scrutiny, a Kerala court acquitted 24-year-old DYFI worker Arjun, the sole accused in a harrowing case that involved the rape and murder of a 6-year-old girl in Vandiperiyar town, located in the Idukki district. This case dates back to 2021, and its conclusion has brought forth a wave of critical discussions regarding the judicial system's handling of such sensitive cases.

In an appalling incident that has jolted Uttar Pradesh, a family in Budaun district faced a harrowing discovery after receiving the body of a relative, a purported suicide victim, from the local hospital. In what seems like a script from a horror story, they found that the eyes of the deceased had been grotesquely removed. This shocking act, allegedly committed during the autopsy, has sparked outrage and disbelief among the local community.

In a recent twist that might make one ponder the alacrity of Indian judiciary for certain cases, the Supreme Court is gearing up to hear TMC leader Mahua Moitra's challenge against her expulsion as a Lok Sabha MP. This hearing, set for Friday, 15th December, comes with a speed that might leave many regular court-goers in awe, considering the famously lengthy queues in the Indian legal system.

In a surprising turn of events from Pune's Kondhwa region, there has been a significant shift in the use of a piece of government land. Originally designated for the construction of a playground, this land is now being repurposed as a Muslim burial ground, or ‘Qabristan’. This change comes following a proposal by former NCP MLA Chetan Tupe and BJP’s Yogesh Tilekar. They submitted a letter to the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), suggesting that the amenity space near Hindu societies in Kondhwa would be an ideal spot for a Muslim burial ground.

In a significant development that has re-energized the long-standing Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Masjid dispute, the Allahabad High Court made a groundbreaking ruling on Thursday. The court approved an application that seeks the appointment of a commission to inspect the Shahi-Idgah mosque complex. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the legal battle, bringing a sense of triumph and anticipation to the Hindu petitioners involved in the case.

On December 13th, the hallowed halls of India's Parliament witnessed an extraordinary display of unity and prompt action by its members. In what marked a significant breach of security, two men daringly jumped into the Lok Sabha well from the visitors' gallery amidst ongoing proceedings. The situation escalated rapidly when one of the intruders, in a brazen act, disrupted the session by tossing canisters that emitted yellow smoke.

In a landmark move towards educational reform, Assam has taken a significant step that marks a new era in its approach to schooling. On Wednesday, 13th December, the Department of School Education in Assam made a groundbreaking announcement: 1281 Madrasa Education (ME) units in the state are set to undergo a major transformation. These institutions, traditionally known for Islamic education, will no longer function as madrasas but will be converted into regular schools.

In a significant judicial pronouncement, the Madras High Court has made a statement that has stirred considerable discussion and debate. On Wednesday, 13th December, the court expressed an opinion that has resonated deeply within legal and political circles. The High Court observed that the planned assassination of Hindu leaders from political and social organizations like the BJP and RSS cannot be classified as a terrorist act. This viewpoint was articulated during the proceedings related to the bail application of one Asif Mustahin.

In the bustling corridors of Indian politics, a new name has recently captured the nation's attention: Neelam Azad. This woman, found actively participating in protests and chanting "Jai Bhim" outside the Parliament, is not an unfamiliar figure in the landscape of Indian demonstrations.