Fatal Bus Crash Near Maredumilli Kills 9, Many Victims from Chittoor

December 12, 2025

Fatal Bus Crash Near Maredumilli Kills 9, Many Victims from Chittoor

A tragic bus accident on December 12 near Maredumilli left nine dead and 22 injured. Many passengers were from Chittoor, prompting local authorities to coordinate rescue and support for victims' families.

Tribal Youth in Andhra Pradesh Caught in Ganja Smuggling Face Severe NDPS Law Consequences

December 12, 2025

Tribal Youth in Andhra Pradesh Caught in Ganja Smuggling Face Severe NDPS Law Consequences

Tribal youth from Andhra Pradesh's ASR district are being lured into ganja smuggling by outsiders. Arrests under the strict NDPS Act bring long jail terms and shattered careers. Police and experts highlight poverty, unemployment, and poor parental guidance as causes. New government programs aim to create better futures for these youth.

Nine Tourists Die in Bus Crash at Papikonda National Park; Three Injured

December 12, 2025

Nine Tourists Die in Bus Crash at Papikonda National Park; Three Injured

Nine tourists died when their bus crashed into an obstacle at Papikonda National Park early Friday. Three others were seriously hurt. The accident happened near Tulasipaka village, Alluri Sitarama Raju district. Rescue operations are ongoing.

Mumbai Court Acquits Last Accused in 1993 Communal Riots Case

December 12, 2025

Mumbai Court Acquits Last Accused in 1993 Communal Riots Case

After more than 30 years, a Mumbai sessions court has acquitted Asif Ali Hasmulla Shaikh, the last accused in the 1993 communal riots at Wadala, due to lack of evidence. The judge noted no witnesses identified him and acquitted him of all charges related to the violence.

Supreme Court Declares Forced Narco Tests Unconstitutional, Protects Right Against Self-Incrimination

December 12, 2025

Supreme Court Declares Forced Narco Tests Unconstitutional, Protects Right Against Self-Incrimination

The Supreme Court has ruled that forced or involuntary narco tests violate the Constitution and cannot be used as evidence. The court stressed that such tests need informed consent and procedural safeguards, upholding the right against self-incrimination and privacy under Articles 20 and 21.