Breaking News Live Updates: Delhi court acquits Sajjan Kumar in Janakpuri–Vikaspuri case linked to 1984 anti-Sikh riots

Breaking News Live Updates: A Delhi court on Thursday acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a case related to inciting violence in Janakpuri and Vikaspuri areas in the national capital during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. 

Hamas to surrender arms for political identity in US deal as Israel vows destruction: Report

In news that can have a tectonic effect on global politics, Hamas, the group that has governed the Gaza Strip and has been in armed conflict with Israel, has reportedly agreed to a deal with the US. According to the agreement, as has been reported by Sky News Arabia TV, citing a Palestinian source, Hamas will surrender its weapons and transfer maps of the Gaza Strip’s underground tunnels if the group is recognised as a political party. Read more here

Bangladesh election a mockery without Awami League: Sheikh Hasina to TV9 Network

Ousted Bangladesh PM, Sheikh Hasina attacked the Yunus government on Thursday and said that the polls scheduled for February were a mockery, without her party Awami League's participation. She accused the current head of Bangladesh of money laundering and said that he was hiding huge wealth overseas. She has earlier accused the Yunus government of being soft on extremists, which had led to violence in the country. Read more here

Himanta Sarma’s Davos debut: Big ambitions, bigger barbs, and jibe at Gandhis

Assam CM Himanta Sarma’s Davos debut was a classic blend of development pitch and sharp political stand-up. Between Gandhi jabs, whispers of a Rahul–Priyanka "cold war”, ISI-linked alarm bells, and a Dhurandhar-esque spy flourish aimed at Gaurav Gogoi, he kept the spotlight firmly on himself. In true Himanta style, Sarma came to the World Economic Forum armed to the teeth. Read more here

Bangladesh refuse to budge from India stand for T20 World Cup

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has refused to travel to India for the 2026 T20 World Cup after a meeting with the government’s sports advisor in Dhaka on Thursday (January 22). Bangladesh sports advisor Asif Nazrul said that they won't change their stance and are still hopeful to get justice from the ICC.

"There is no scope to change our decision. We believe we did not get justice from the ICC. We still hope that ICC will do justice with us,” Asif Nazrul said as quoted by the Daily Star after a meeting with Bangladesh team cricketers and BCB officials. Read more here

10 soldiers killed, 10 injured as Army vehicle falls into deep gorge in J&K's Doda

Trump launches Gaza's 'Board of Peace' in Davos

US President Donald Trump on Thursday announced the first charter of his "Board of Peace" for Gaza. He made the announcement while speaking at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland's Davos. The charter of the board came into full force and it was declared a full-fledged international organistaion. Read more here

SC allows Saraswati Puja, Friday namaz at MP's disputed Bhojshala; sets timings, appeals for mutual respect

Both Hindu and Muslim devotees will be allowed to offer prayers at the disputed Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque complex in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar district on Friday, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday the Saraswati Puja or Basant Panchavi festival coincides with customary Friday prayers. The medieval-era structure in Dhar district is locked in a long-running dispute. Read more here

Shooting in Australian town leaves 3 dead, 1 wounded

Three people were killed, and another was wounded on Thursday in a shooting in a town in Australia's New South Wales state, police said. Emergency services were called to an address at Lake Cargelligo, a town of around 1,500 people, following reports of a shooting, a police statement said.

Relief for Sajjan Kumar in anti-Sikh riots case

A Delhi court on Thursday acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a case related to inciting violence in Janakpuri and Vikaspuri areas in the national capital during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

DGCA issued record 1,628 commercial pilot licenses in 2024: Govt

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued a record 1,628 commercial pilot licenses in 2024, more than 2.5 times the number from eight years prior. The civil aviation ministry also actively monitored fare levels, invoking regulatory powers during the IndiGo crisis to ensure fair pricing and protect passengers from opportunistic charges.

'Board of Peace' will be the most prestigious board ever: Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said the 'Board of Peace' will be the most prestigious board ever if assembled. Trump was speaking to reporters in Davos on the sidelines of World Economic Forum.

AQI in poor category amid cold wave in Delhi

As the cold wave intensifies, smog engulfs parts of the national capital. AQI in the area was recorded at '281' in the 'poor' category, as claimed by CPCB.

Northern Army Commander reviews security preparedness in Kashmir

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Pratik Sharma on Wednesday reviewed the ongoing operations and preparedness of the force in north Kashmir.

EC seeks report from WB chief secy on steps taken against officials for 'adding voters illegally'

The Election Commission (EC) on Wednesday sought a report from the West Bengal chief secretary within 72 hours on action taken against four state government officials accused of illegally adding names to voter lists in two districts, a senior official of the poll body said.

World sees India through Bengaluru: DK Shivakumar

Bullish on Karnataka's potential as the country's topmost investment destination among global investors, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Wednesday said the world sees India through Bengaluru.

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'None of our business', Putin says on Greenland

With US President Donald Trump's demand to acquire Greenland putting Denmark on the edge and rocking the unity of NATO, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he is not concerned about the issue.