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Al Falah University Under NMC Scanner For ‘Harbouring’ Doctors Accused In Red Fort Blast Case | India News

Al Falah University Under NMC Scanner For ‘Harbouring’ Doctors Accused In Red Fort Blast Case | India News

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Last Updated:November 13, 2025, 18:14 IST Sources said the NMC is awaiting a factual report from probe agencies, and action can vary from restrictions in or removal of Al Falah University’s status as a medical college The Al Falah University is caught at the centre of the investigation into the Delhi Red Fort blast case. (Image: PTI) Already facing ED heat over suspected terror funding, the Al Falah University in Faridabad – caught at the centre of the investigation into the Delhi Red Fort blast case – is now looking at impending action from the National Medical Commission. According to top sources in the National Medical Commission (NMC), action will be taken against Al Falah University on charges of harbouring doctors accused of carrying out the high-intensity blast near Red Fort Metro, which claimed 13 lives, and “anti-India” activities. The sources said the NMC is awaiting a factual report from the investigation agencies before initiating any action, which can vary from restrictions in or removal of its status as a medical college. This action will …

India won`t make any distinction between terrorists and govt harbouring them: CM

India won`t make any distinction between terrorists and govt harbouring them: CM

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made it clear that India will not make any distinction between terrorists and a government harbouring them. PM Modi addressed the nation on Monday, a first after India launched Operation Sindoor against terror camps in Pakistan. Operation Sindoor was launched on the intervening night of May 6 and 7 to avenge the killings of 26 people in the Pahalgam terror attack. CM Fadnavis said that PM Modi has sent a strong message to Pakistan that it can no longer evade responsibility for terror attacks. Fadnavis welcomed PM Modi’s firm message on terrorism, saying that India has now officially adopted a stance that was demanded as far back as the 26/11 Mumbai attacks – that terrorists and the governments that support them must not be viewed separately, an official statement said. “When the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack happened, the Indian government had urged the international community to hold Pakistan accountable. But our demand was not accepted, and Pakistan was treated separately. Today, our …

Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah producer Asit Modi talks about Gurucharan Singh and ‘harbouring a grudge’

Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah producer Asit Modi talks about Gurucharan Singh and ‘harbouring a grudge’

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Apr 21, 2025 09:55 AM IST Talking about running Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah for nearly two decades, Asit Modi shared that it hasn’t been an easy task for him. Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (TMKOC) producer Asit Modi has opened up about several cast members leaving the show over the last few years. Speaking with Indian Express, Asit also spoke about being in touch with actor Gurucharan Singh, who played Roshan Sodhi, in the show. He also revealed that he has “pledged to run the show till I have the energy”. (Also Read | Taarak Mehta’s Gurucharan Singh hit with ‘unprofessionalism’ allegations: ‘He wants Asit Modi to fire Balwinder’) Asit Modi spoke about Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah and Gurucharan Singh recently. Asit Modi on running TMKOC for 17 years, actors leaving show Talking about running the show for nearly two decades, Asit shared it hasn’t been an easy task. The TMKOC producer said, “Some people just left the show like that. After COVID, they didn’t want to do the show. A few others, …

Harbouring football dreams in West Bengal’s heartland

Harbouring football dreams in West Bengal’s heartland

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The School Games Federation of India (SGFI) Under-14 Girls Football Championship, set to take place in April this year at Kholapur, hands girls a taste of their first big national competition. When young Antora Dolui, received an invitation to travel for these games, there was joy in the town of Kolahat, in West Bengal’s Purba Medinipur district. And at the Academy of Sports, Kolaghat, where Antora trains, coach Shukla Dey, bore a smile of her face. After all, her ward being picked for a national competition is a moment of joy for the 38-year-old head coach of the academy. It is for moments like this that Dey toils everyday, in the unforgiving world of grassroot sports. A journey of resilience For Dey, the academy is more than just a training ground—it is a sanctuary for many underprivileged children. Beyond teaching sports, she instils values of discipline, perseverance, and self-belief. “Coach motivates us to push beyond our limits,” says one of her students to The Bridge. “She’s more than just a coach; she’s a mentor and …

Medical license of Indian American doctor revoked for harbouring two Indian women as servants on low pay | News Today News

Medical license of Indian American doctor revoked for harbouring two Indian women as servants on low pay | News Today News

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The medical license of an Indian American physician has been permanently revoked for illegally recruiting and harbouring two Indian women to be household servants for low pay. Dr Harsha Sahni, who maintained a rheumatology practice in Colonia, New Jersey, pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiracy to conceal and harbour aliens and filing a false tax return last February. She is scheduled to begin serving a 27-month prison sentence handed down by a federal court judge in October 2024, Attorney General Matthew J Platkin and the Division of Consumer Affairs announced on Wednesday. Sahni had been temporarily suspended from the practice of medicine since September 2023, as the State pursued an administrative action to revoke her license in the wake of her criminal plea. “The revocation announced today brings closure to a disturbing case in which a physician sworn to uphold the highest standards of care and compassion exploited and abused vulnerable victims for her own financial gain,” Attorney General Platkin said. “There is no place in the medical profession for this kind of criminal …

Indian orphan, abandoned at a Delhi railway station at 4, now harbouring Hockey dreams in Spain | Hockey News

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She lived in an orphanage for four years after she was found abandoned at a railway station in Delhi, aged just two. Now 12, Saumya Escarré García-Solera is living a happy life with her adoptive parents in Spain, even harbouring a dream to play hockey. Why not? For, it was a Spanish hockey legend who scripted this turnaround in the young Indian child’s life. Juan Escarré, 54, who competed for Spain in three Summer Olympics, besides the Champions Trophy as well as the European Nations Cup, calls himself a South Asian hockey tragic. It was in 1996 that he first visited India as a player and “it felt like a pilgrimage”. Then in 2005, when he returned with his wife, he “fell in love with the country”. This time, however, here as the Spanish men’s hockey team’s assistant coach for the Hockey Pro League in Odisha, Escarré says the trip feels a lot more personal. “It’s my daughter’s home.” In the Spanish port city of Alicante, Saumya has grown to be “a happy child, funny …

Dangri attack | Juvenile held for ‘harbouring terrorists’

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CFPF pickets have been set up in Dangri and at the house of Saroj Bala, whose two sons were killed in the January 1 attack. | Photo Credit: NISSAR AHMAD A juvenile has been apprehended for harbouring terrorists involved in the killing of five civilians in Dangri village of district Rajouri of Jammu and Kashmir in January last year, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) said on Sunday. The juvenile was taken into custody on Saturday by the NIA and produced before the Juvenile Justice Board, Rajouri, for remand. Five persons belonging to the minority Hindu community were killed in the attack on January 1, 2023. Earlier, two persons — Nisar Ahmed alias Haji Nisar and Mushtaq Hussain alias Chacha — were arrested for allegedly harbouring the terrorists. The NIA said the duo had provided logistic support to the terrorists for more than two months and had sheltered them in a hideout, which they had constructed on the directions of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) handlers, namely Saifullah alias Sajid Jutt, Abu Qatal alias Qatal Sindhi and Mohammad …