BackJammu and Kashmir Police Arrest Three Publishers Over 'Inappropriate' Book Content

En développement

Economic Times12 sa önceCrimeIndia

Jammu and Kashmir Police Arrest Three Publishers Over 'Inappropriate' Book Content

Jammu and Kashmir Police publishers books

L'essentiel

Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested three publishers for books with 'inappropriate' content glorifying separatists.
Two books were withdrawn, publishers blacklisted, and eight education employees suspended.

Résumé généré par IA

Taille de police

Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested three publishers for books with 'inappropriate' content glorifying separatists. Two books were withdrawn, publishers blacklisted, and eight education employees suspended.

Read the full article on Economic Times

Sujets liés

Jammu and Kashmir Police

Sujetspublishers books inappropriate content separatist leaders government libraries Samagra Shiksha scheme

This article was originally published by Economic Times.

Articles liés

Plus sur ce sujetJammu and Kashmir Police

Urgent·8 sa önce

Delhi Police Constable Allegedly Shoots Wife Dead in Kalyanpuri

A Delhi Police constable allegedly shot his wife dead in East Delhi's Kalyanpuri on Sunday following a domestic dispute. CCTV footage reportedly shows the couple arguing before the constable fired his service pistol. The accused fled the scene and is currently being sought by police.

Times of India

En développement·10 sa önce

Badrinath Temple Employee Arrested in Donation Theft Case

Uttarakhand Police arrested suspended Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee employee Pramod Nautiyal in connection with alleged donation theft. Irregularities surfaced during cash offering counting, leading to an FIR and Nautiyal's arrest.

Times of India

En développement·11 sa önce

Assam CM: State a key transit route for illegal drugs from Myanmar

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that Assam is a crucial transit point for illegal drugs originating from Myanmar, often transported by women and children. He highlighted improved intelligence sharing among northeastern states and West Bengal, with the Union Home Ministry supporting drug destruction efforts.

Economic Times

En développement·11 sa önce

American Ex-Fighter Matthew VanDyke Seeks American Diet in Delhi Jail

Matthew Aaron VanDyke, an American ex-fighter, is seeking permission to cook his own meals in Delhi's Tihar Jail, citing an inability to stomach the regular spicy and oily prison food. He claims to be on a hunger strike and has lost significant weight. A Delhi court will hear his application on July 21.

Times of India

En développement·11 sa önce

Ayodhya Ram Temple Donation Embezzlement: SIT to Question Trust Officials

An SIT is investigating alleged embezzlement of donation money at the Ayodhya Ram temple. Officials may question Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust members. The trust is reviewing cash donation banking and security protocols amid arrests and financial probes.

Economic Times

DERNIÈRE MINUTE·13 sa önce

Deadly Fire at Bangkok Music Venue Kills 27, Injures 63

A massive fire at Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao pub in Bangkok's Chatuchak district on Sunday night killed at least 27 people and injured 63. Many victims died trapped near bathrooms while trying to escape thick smoke. An investigation is underway into the cause, with questions raised about blocked exits and safety standards.

Times of India

Plus sur ce sujetJammu and Kashmir Police