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A dramatic situation unfolds in Kupwara, Kashmir, where a Bijnor family has reported that their 17-year-old son was allegedly pressured into converting to Islam during his employment at a salon. The local police have mobilized a team to ensure his safe return. Contradicting the family's claim, a mosque asserts that the boy voluntarily embraced Islam, now known as Mohammad Hamza.

Police in Bahraich have arrested a husband in connection with his wife's death during a house fire. The 41-year-old woman allegedly started the blaze to implicate relatives in a property dispute. Her brother and nephew were also apprehended. The husband confessed to setting the house ablaze with his wife to frame her stepbrother and nephews.

An FIR has been filed against two school officials in Sambhal, UP, for allegedly forcing Hindu students to participate in Islamic religious activities. The action follows social media posts showing students in hijabs and skull caps. While authorities investigate, the accused officials and headmaster have been suspended amidst conflicting claims from students and teachers.

Three Cops Injured As Suspects Open Fire At Swat, Police Teams

Minor disagreements escalated into frequent disputes for a couple, leading to a village panchayat intervention. Despite reconciliation attempts, the couple mutually agreed to divorce after promises made before their nikah were allegedly unfulfilled. Nafisa has since returned to live with her daughter.

Tragedy struck Rajouri's Mohra village as a 60-year-old man succumbed to suspected food poisoning after consuming a wild vegetable. Seven others, including two young children, were hospitalized following the incident affecting two families. Investigations are underway to determine the exact cause of the severe illness that led to the fatality and hospitalizations.

Student unions are protesting Jharkhand's higher education department's plan to cluster government colleges by subject under the New Education Policy. Critics argue this will force students, especially from poor and tribal areas, to travel for different subjects, increasing costs and potentially leading to dropouts. Unions demand wider consultation before implementation.

In a groundbreaking operation, India's Narcotics Control Bureau has successfully dismantled an extensive international drug trafficking network, seizing an astonishing 227.7 kg of captagon, a dangerous psychotropic substance often referred to as the 'jihadi drug'.