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In a horrifying series of events in Russia's North Caucasus, specifically in the republic of Dagestan, 15 police officers and 5 civilians have tragically lost their lives following coordinated attacks on police posts, churches, and a synagogue. The attacks occurred on Sunday evening, leaving a community in shock and prompting an immediate response from local authorities.

On June 21st, a severe outbreak of violence shook the city of Jodhpur, Rajasthan. The unrest began after a group of Hindus protested against what they claimed were attempts by Islamists to open a gate at an Eidgah, which is located directly opposite a Hanuman Mandir. The protest escalated quickly, leading to significant chaos.

In a shocking revelation in the Renukaswamy death case, Kannada superstar Darshan Thoogudeepa has, as per the remand note, confessed to paying Rs 30 lakh to co-accused Pradosh. Darshan paid this amount to Pradosh to "manage" the police and lawyers and to pay those people surrendering before the police, claiming to have murdered Darshan’s fan Renukaswamy.

In a harrowing incident that has shocked the local community, Shahjahan, a 42-year-old resident of Kayamkulam in Alappuzha, Kerala, fatally stabbed his younger brother, Sadiq, after a heated altercation. The tragedy unfolded when Sadiq confronted his elder brother about his alcohol consumption on the holy day of Bakrid, which fell on June 17, 2024.

On 20 June 2024, Bihar Deputy CM Vijay Sinha made a significant announcement, linking the former Deputy CM and RJD leader, Tejashwi Yadav, to the NEET-UG paper leak case. During a press conference, Sinha explicitly stated that a room in a government guest house was provided to Sikandar Kumar Yadavendu, an accused in the NEET UG paper leak case, at the request of Pritam Kumar, who is the personal secretary to Tejashwi Yadav. Additionally, Sikandar Yadavendu, along with three others, has been arrested in connection with this case.

In a distressing breach of privacy, three individuals from Kasargod district in Kerala have been apprehended for exploiting artificial intelligence (AI) to generate counterfeit nude images of more than 150 local women. The accused, identified as Sibin Lukose, aged 21, Ebin Tom Joseph, aged 18, and Justin Jacob, aged 21, were initially detained at Chittarikkal police station as reported by Onmanorama. Following their arrest, they were granted station bail.

On a rather unusual Tuesday (18th June), the Allahabad High Court made a decision allowing the National Testing Agency (NTA) to initiate legal proceedings against a NEET aspirant, Ayushi Patel. Patel had earlier lodged a complaint through her petition claiming that the NTA had unjustly failed to release her exam results and that her OMR answer sheet was mysteriously torn. However, this tale took a twist as it surfaced that the documents provided by her were forged.

The "Pakistan Declaration", infamously known as "Now or Never; Are We to Live or Perish Forever?", emerged as a pivotal document when it was penned by Choudhary Rahmat Ali on January 28, 1933. This pamphlet, significant for its introduction of the term "Pakstan" — notably missing an 'i' — marked its first usage and subsequent presentation at the Round Table conferences that same year.

On the evening of Sunday, 16th June, tension gripped several residential areas in Mira Road, a locality in Maharashtra’s Mumbai district. The conflict arose in JP North Celeste society and Hill Galaxy where it was reported that some Muslim families had brought goats intended for slaughter onto the premises. This action led to significant unrest, with Hindu residents voicing strong opposition to the practice of animal slaughter within their building complex. "The Hindus were also threatened and women were abused as they strongly protested against animal slaughter inside society premises," as...