‘Inappropriate to ask’: Years before Sahil Wakode’s death, IIT-Bombay professor warned students against caste discrimination

An email from IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla resurfaced amidst allegations regarding the suicide of student Sahil Wakode. The email cautioned against asking about admission categories and academic scores, which could lead to caste discrimination. Following Wakode’s death, his family alleged castist remarks and discrimination that affected him. Investigators are examining the context surrounding his…

‘Whatever is in the best interest of the team’: Gautam Gambhir’s candid Rohit Sharma admission

Gautam Gambhir shares insights about his journey with Rohit Sharma since their early days representing India. Their bond, shaped by prior experiences, fostered a strong coach-captain dynamic, enhancing their collaborative efforts. He underscores the need for mutual understanding, even amid differing views, stressing that all four captains he partnered with were united in their aspiration…

Gym complaints, obscene videos, deleted data: Inside cops probe into Delhi park gang-rape accused

Delhi Police are investigating the alleged gangrape of a 17-year-old girl at Aastha Kunj Park. Various complaints against one accused highlight a troubling history of inappropriate behavior at a gym. Police have recovered several obscene videos from another accused’s mobile phone that are currently under examination. Investigators are assessing whether similar incidents may have occurred…

‘How did they allow?’ Artist’s Lord Ganesha painting video on plane sparks backlash; she reveals the truth

Mitali Salunke, an innovative Indian artist, created a stunning portrayal of Lord Ganesha on a transparent sheet while in mid-flight. The viral video ignited discussions on social media, with many viewers incorrectly assuming she painted directly on the airplane window. Salunke later clarified that her artwork was on a removable sheet, showcasing the creative blend…

She cleared UPSC in her first attempt while pregnant; how IPS officer Manzil Saini went from kidney racket probe to gallantry medal

Manzil Saini, a 2005-batch IPS officer, has built a notable career spanning major investigations, senior policing roles and a gallantry award. She gained attention through the kidney transplant racket investigation, later becoming the first woman to serve as Lucknow SSP. In 2017, she helped rescue a kidnapped doctor in Meerut and received a Gallantry Medal…