India

The deceased woman was a quack, according to the police, but some people in the village suspected that she was practising black magic.

The stocks worth at least 30 billion rupees ($412.26 million) are part of what India calls "enemy properties" that once belonged to people who went to Pakistan and China, with which India also fought a war.

The 50-year-old accused, a resident of Padma Nagar in Bhiwandi, was arrested on Thursday following a complaint by the minor.

While the woman has maintained that her son was killed in 2016 due to reckless driving by the policemen, the Punjab police has claimed he died after his motorbike hit a carriage vehicle while trying to flee the police.

The firm, Ms Raghava Constructions, is promoted by Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) parliamentarian P Srinivasa Reddy and his family members are partners in the company, they said.

The NCB has seized 161 kg of heroin valuing Rs 800 crore from Jammu alone this year.

Thursday's incident is the second such attack in the state this year. In March, an RTI activist was found murdered in East Jaintia Hills district.

The employees of the Air India Air Transport Services Ltd (AIATSL) struck work demanding payment of Diwali bonus and reinstatement of three of their colleagues whose contracts were not renewed.

The MJ Akbar vs Priya Ramani defamation case, Sabarimala review petitions and Rafale deal are some of the crucial cases to be heard.

The report was submitted to the Supreme Court on Wednesday after it took up a suo motu case relating to easy availability of Indian DTH or magic box in the Pakistani market.

Mamata has been a known critic of note ban. She had earlier questioned whether demonetisation scheme was hatched to allow some people to quietly convert their black money into white.

When she was felicitated by chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, she had reportedly expressed her desire to learn to use a computer.

Local police stations in Coimbatore and Tirupur districts witnessed tense moments after those violating the time slot were taken to the stations, police said.

The officers asked for money to process requests for transfer to desired places, the complainants said.

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On October 11, the man approached police claiming that the woman had demanded Rs 10 lakh from him and threatened to implicate him in a false rape case if he did not pay the money, Station House Officer, Surajpur, Muneesh Chauhan said.