DIVYA DELHI : The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has informed the Supreme Court that no train services were cancelled during the protest, clarifying its position on the operation of metro services amid the demonstration. The submission was made before the apex court in connection with the matter. According to the statement, metro train operations

DIVYA DELHI : The Supreme Court has heard arguments concerning the use of firecrackers, with a striking observation by the court drawing attention to the ongoing debate over firecracker restrictions. The remark, “Even Gods Will Be Surprised,” highlighted the sharp exchanges during the hearing. The issue of firecracker use has remained a subject of debate,

DIVYA DELHI : Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav has reportedly told the Supreme Court that he suffered financial losses amounting to Rs 250 crore over a period of 13 years. The actor’s statement has drawn attention amid the legal proceedings surrounding his cheque-bounce case. During the proceedings, Yadav also reportedly hinted at the possibility of making