Ahmedabad woman accuses Mumbai-based husband of years of abuse | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: A 41-year-old woman from Ahmedabad has lodged a complaint against her Mumbai-based husband, alleging that he subjected her to years of physical and mental harassment, repeatedly abused her and their children, and maintained inappropriate relationships with several women employed in his businesses.According to a complaint registered with Women East Police on Friday, the woman…

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April–Aug property registrations in Maharashtra jump 12% over last year, revenue up nearly 16% | Pune News

Registration officials said transaction activity has remained steady and is showing an upward trend as the state approaches the festive season Pune: The state is heading into the Ganesh festival and other upcoming festivities on a buoyant realty note, with property registrations in the first five months of 2026–27 rising 12.4% year-on-year to 21.24 lakh,…

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2 cops suspended, SHO shifted after cattle remains found | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Two policemen were suspended and an SHO was transferred after cattle remains were recovered from a village in Sant Kabir Nagar district.District police chief Sandeep Kumar Meena suspended Lohariya outpost incharge Veer Bahadur Yadav and beat constable Praveen Kumar, holding them responsible for negligence, indifference and dereliction of duty. Departmental proceedings have also been…

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Rajnath: Modi blunted oppn’s ‘false narrative’ with governance | India News

Defence minister Rajnath Singh New Delhi: PM Modi has blended good governance with participatory democracy to render the opposition’s “false narrative” and anti-incumbency factor irrelevant, defence minister Rajnath Singh said Saturday, virtually kick-starting BJP’s campaign to mark its pre-eminent leader’s 25-year unbroken run as head of govt.“Those building false narrative against Modi cannot understand what…

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In 1926, beekeeper Ruth Suckow published Iowa Interiors, a small-town story collection that made her nationally known; 100 years later, a Cedar Falls press is reviving the hard-to-find book

In 1926, Iowa writer Ruth Suckow published Iowa Interiors, a collection of 14 short stories drawn from the lives of people in the state’s farms and small towns. A century later, the book is returning to print in a new centennial edition from Cedar Falls-based Final Thursday Press, with new illustrations by Iowa artist Claudia…

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