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In a startling development from Murugamalla village in Chintamani taluk, the headmistress of a government high school has become the center of a controversy. This incident occurred during a school-sponsored educational trip, where the headmistress reportedly engaged in inappropriate behavior with a male student. Photos capturing these moments have spread rapidly on social media, igniting a wave of concern and criticism.

KOCHI: In a heartwarming display of generational talent, the young and vibrant playback singer Kavya Ajit recently experienced a moment of pure joy. She found herself singing in harmony with her 90-year-old grandmother, Kamala Subramaniam, a scene embodying the timeless bond shared through music. Kavya, a music prodigy who has captivated the Malayali audience with her enchanting voice, especially with the breezy melody "Ee Shishirakalam" from the film "Jacobinte Swargarajyam," has taken her musical journey a step further.

In the wake of his retirement, Supreme Court Judge Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, who has been at the forefront of numerous landmark verdicts, has voiced a concern that resonates within the walls of justice and beyond. Justice Kaul, who played a pivotal role in the historic 2017 privacy ruling, the deliberations on same-sex marriage, and the contentious debates surrounding Article 370, hung up his robes on December 25th, marking the end of a distinguished chapter on December 22nd, his last active day in the highest court of the land.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has named Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi in its charge sheet, mentioning her role in purchasing agricultural land measuring 40 kanal (five acres) in Haryana’s Faridabad from a Delhi-based real estate agent HL Pahwa in 2006 and sold the same land to him in February 2010.

In a recent publication by the widely read English daily, The Times of India, an article on Christmas portrayed an image of vibrant multiculturalism in Bharat, focusing on how the festival of Christmas has seemingly blended with the local cultures and flavors of the nation. At first glance, this piece appears to celebrate the diversity and adaptability of cultures as it describes the trend of Christmas carols and hymns being adapted to the style of tappe-boliyan and bhangra beats, a fusion indicative of Christianity's assimilation into Bharatiya traditions.

On the 25th of December, a Monday that has now caught the attention of the nation, Kapil Sibal, a figure known for his past as the Former UPA Law Minister and a current Rajya Sabha MP, made a statement that has stirred a significant amount of controversy and discussion. Sibal, a name often intertwined with critical views on religious matters, particularly concerning Hinduism, has once again stepped into the spotlight with his latest remarks.

In a tragic turn of events in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, the community is mourning the loss of a dedicated young police officer, Constable Sachin Rathi. The incident, which has sent shockwaves throughout the region, occurred during a police operation aiming to capture a known criminal. Rathi, in the line of duty, sustained a grave gunshot wound that ultimately claimed his life.

The capital's civic landscape is poised for change, as the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) calls for public engagement regarding the future of a historic religious site. In a notice dated 24th December, the NDMC has opened the floor for public opinion on the proposed dismantling of the Sunehri Mosque, a decision that has not gone unnoticed by the city's residents. The Department of Architecture and Environment has put forward the call for suggestions and objections, inviting civic participation by the 1st of January 2024, as outlined under Clause 1.3(ii) of the bye-law.

Let's delve into a historical marvel intertwined with the captivating tale of the 'Ho Jamalo' song. We're talking about a bridge, not just any bridge, but a feat of engineering that has its roots deeply embedded in the pages of Sindhi folklore. This bridge is no ordinary structure; it's an iron giant known as the "Lansdowne Bridge." While the locals of Sukkur affectionately call it the “Ayub Bridge,” it stands majestically between the small cities of Sukkur and Rohri, with the mighty Indus River flowing gracefully underneath.