Why Crime

Why Ankit killed his wife Nisha Parveen?

If the family alleges 4–5 people were involved, why has only one arrest been made so far?

Nisha Parveen was reportedly three months pregnant. What will the post-mortem and forensic evidence reveal?

Did the family have to protest before the FIR was registered? Should such action be necessary to seek justice?

Will the investigation uncover the complete truth behind Nisha Parveen's death?

Are all allegations being investigated thoroughly, regardless of religion or public narrative?

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One man lost his job. Meanwhile, Nikita Singhania works at Accenture, Shilpa Shinde says "jo ukhaadna hai ukhaad lo," Judge Rita Kaushik gets promoted, Jasleen Kaur is in Canada, and Hitesha Chandranee continues getting brand deals.

Is accountability really equal for everyone?

Should a viral joke cost someone their career while others facing public controversies continue without similar consequences?

What do you think?

Himanshu Jangra, a web developer from Gurugram, appeared during crowd work at comedian Pranit More’s stand-up show.

He shared a dating story and joked about expecting sexual favours after spending around ₹360–370 on chicken biryani.

The audience laughed, and Pranit More referred to it as “peak Gurgaon content.”

A clip of the interaction went viral on social media and sparked widespread criticism.

Many people called the remarks misogynistic and said they promoted a harmful view of consent and relationships.

On June 9, his employer, Starvik Design, terminated his employment, citing reputational concerns and company values.

After the backlash, Himanshu apologised and deactivated his social media accounts.

Pranit More also apologised and removed the related content.

The incident triggered a wider debate on whether the comments should be treated as dark humour or whether they crossed the line and deserved consequences.

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National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) Sets New Standards with Motto "Education Through Research".

NFSU was established in 2009 in Gandhinagar under the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was then the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

In October 2020, NFSU was granted the status of an Institution of National Importance (INI).

Under the leadership of Founding Vice-Chancellor Dr J M Vyas, NFSU has developed a unique model combining education, research, training and investigation.

NFSU has gained international recognition and established its first overseas campus in Jinja, Uganda.

Representatives from 96 countries have received advanced forensic science training at NFSU.

By May 2026, NFSU is expected to have 13 campuses across India and abroad.

The university has developed indigenous Mobile Forensic Investigation Vans to support scientific crime investigation.

More than 300 Mobile Forensic Vans are operational across 17 states and Union Territories.

These vans help forensic experts collect evidence quickly and strengthen criminal investigations.

NFSU established a Forensic Innovation Centre to promote research, innovation and start-ups.

Over 20 "Make in India" forensic products developed at NFSU are being exported to countries including the USA, Australia, Israel, Singapore and European nations.

NFSU played a major role in the identification of all 265 victims of the Air India Flight 171 crash near Ahmedabad through DNA profiling.

A specialised Centre of Excellence for Nutritional Testing for Sportspersons (CoE-NSTS) has been established to detect banned substances in athletes.

Students are conducting research in advanced fields such as DNA forensics, drone forensics and digital forensics.

India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma recently delivered a special lecture at NFSU on "My Life: My Story", discussing fake news, deepfakes and forensic science.

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“BIG RELIEF FOR KHAN SIR”

A Patna district court on Tuesday, 9 June 2026, granted interim protection from arrest to the popular educator and YouTuber Khan Sir.

The order effectively stays his arrest in connection with a firing and vandalism incident that occurred outside his coaching institute, Khan Global Studies, in Patna earlier this month.

The District Judge's court ruled that while police investigators are free to question Khan sir as part of their ongoing probe, they cannot take any coercive or punitive actions against him, including arrest, until further orders.

Khan Sir's lawyer confirmed that Khan sir is free to travel and has expressed full willingness to cooperate with the police investigation.

The incident dates back to the night of 2 June 2026, when a group of 15–20 people allegedly vandalised the Musallahpur Haat premises of the Khan Global Studies Institute, tearing down posters and pelting stones.

The controversy escalated when CCTV and social media footage surfaced showing two security guards from the coaching institute firing shots into the air during the clash.

The guards were subsequently detained by Patna police. During interrogation, they claimed they opened fire from their licensed .315-bore rifles upon instructions, stating Khan Sir was present on the spot.

Following this, the Patna Police registered an FIR at the Kadamkuan police station against Khan Sir and two others under provisions related to attempt to murder and the Arms Act.

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Oldest Human Fingerprint Discovered on 43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Stone in Spain.

Researchers have discovered what is believed to be the world's oldest complete human fingerprint, dating back approximately 43,000 years.

The fingerprint was found on a red-ochre-stained granite pebble at the San Lázaro rock shelter near Segovia, Spain.

Advanced forensic techniques, including multispectral imaging and dermatoglyphic analysis, revealed clear fingerprint ridge patterns, bifurcations, and convergence points.

Specialists from Spain's National Police forensic team confirmed the impression was made by a human finger, likely belonging to an adult Neanderthal male.

The fingerprint is considered the most complete prehistoric fingerprint ever documented.

Researchers believe the placement of the ochre mark on the stone may have been intentional, as it creates the appearance of a simple human face.

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PhysicsWallah (PW) has been fined ₹5 lakh by the CCPA for allegedly using "dark patterns" such as pre-selected donations and misleading free course offers.

According to the consumer watchdog, around 21.37 lakh students were affected, and nearly ₹2.5 crore was collected through an automatically selected ₹10 donation option linked to the PW Foundation.

The CCPA also found that some "free" courses required users to share personal data, while certain content allegedly remained inaccessible even after details were submitted.

Do you think students were misled by these practices?

Should edtech companies be held more accountable for hidden charges and data collection?

Is a ₹5 lakh penalty enough when around ₹2.5 crore was collected from students?

Share your thoughts in the comments.

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Baikuntha Nath Behera, the Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) at the Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) in Baliguda, Kandhamal.

He was formally arrested by Odisha Vigilance on June 7, 2026, for possessing assets disproportionate to his known sources of income.

The enforcement action followed simultaneous raids conducted by Odisha Vigilance across nine locations.

The anti-corruption agency revealed that Behera had amassed illicit wealth valued at an astronomical 798% of his known income sources over a career that began in 1999 with a modest starting monthly salary of ₹6,000.

During the raids, the agency uncovered vast movable and immovable properties, including:

1. Over ₹2.04 crore in cash, primarily hidden inside bank vaults and lockers registered under his wife's name.Immovable.

2. 5 to 6 multi-storey buildings spanning over 17,850 square feet (including four palatial buildings in premium areas of Bhubaneswar like Niladri Vihar, Sailashree Vihar, and Kanan Vihar).

3. 13 to 14 high-value plots distributed across prime locations in Bhubaneswar, Jajpur, and Baripada.

4. Around 500 to 552 grams of gold jewelry alongside bank deposits worth approximately ₹45 lakh.

A criminal case has been officially registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 2018 against Behera and his spouse.

Following his inability to satisfactorily account for the accumulated wealth, he was taken into custody and produced before the Court of the Special Judge, Vigilance, Bhubaneswar.

Vigilance officials have indicated that additional locker verifications and asset appraisals are still underway.

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From ₹1,200 Loan to ₹15.15L Crore Scam.

₹15 lakh crore in alleged inflated revenue. Personal trading allegedly routed through company funds. Over ₹1,000 crore worth of gold mine investments that auditors could not trace.

How did these red flags remain unnoticed for so long? Were the warning signs ignored, or did the system fail to detect them earlier?

As SEBI tightens the noose around Rajesh Exports and its promoter, the bigger question remains: how can investors trust financial statements if such allegations emerge years later?

Do you think India's corporate governance framework needs stronger oversight?

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