Hello, readers! In today’s evening digest, News18 brings to you the latest updates on Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Hindu’ remark, new criminal laws under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and other stories.
Rahul’s ‘Hindu’ Remark Draws PM Modi’s Objection, Sparks Uproar: How Drama Unfolded In Lok Sabha
It was a charged Monday in Parliament that had the Opposition gunning for the government over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak issue and the new criminal laws — till Congress MP Rahul Gandhi decided to add fuel to Opposition fire, prompting two rare interventions by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. READ MORE
New Criminal Laws from Today: ‘Cruelty’ Against Women to Mob Lynching, Top 10 Changes to Know
India welcomed three new criminal laws on Monday, replacing the British-era Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and the Indian Evidence Act, and bringing far-reaching changes in the country’s criminal justice system. READ MORE
‘Woman Beaten Up For Spoiling Society; Muslim Caste’: Bengal MLA’s Remarks On ‘Street Justice’ Put TMC In Spot
The statement of Trinamool Congress’s (TMC) Chopra Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) Hamidul Rahman, in the wake of the public beating up of a man and woman in a kangaroo court, has embarrassed the party. READ MORE
Kusha Kapila BREAKS Silence on Samay Raina Roasting Her and Her Divorce: ‘When I Have Processed It…’
Kusha Kapila opened up about Samay Raina taking nasty potshots at her and her divorce from Zorawar Singh Ahluwalia in a recent roast. For the unversed, Samay and Kusha joined several other comedians to roast each other on the new series, Pretty Good Roast Show S1. In one of the episodes, Samay took the centre stage and roasted Kusha. He made several comments about the Thank You For Coming star’s marriage, divorce and even sex life, a few which were censored by the show. READ MORE
‘Captaincy Will be Decided by…’: Will Hardik Pandya be Named India T20I Captain? BCCI Secretary Jay Shah Answers Burning Question
Rohit Sharma has bid farewell to T20Is after captaining India to world cup title win. The modern-day batting great couldn’t choose a better time than to retire on a high which has also set in motion the Indian team’s transition period. READ MORE
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