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"It will be a live baby with severe deformities. Minor mother will have lifelong health issues and cannot reproduce. Minor mother will have lifelong health issues. This child can be given for adoption. It has been 30 weeks now. It is a viable life now," she said.

The accident took place around 8:30 pm near a petrol pump in Chiklia village under Tirla police station limits. According to police officials, the pickup van—carrying nearly 40 labourers along with their children—was on its way to Amjhera when it collided with a Scorpio.

"They've come a long way. The question is whether or not they're going to go far enough. So at this moment, there will never be a deal unless they agree that there will be no nuclear weapons," he said.

Taking advantage of the situation, a group of unidentified miscreants allegedly forced their way into the house. Before she could react, the attackers assaulted her with sharp-edged weapons, striking multiple blows across her body, including her head, before fleeing the scene.

US returns 657 stolen antiquities worth $14 million to India, recovered from trafficking networks linked to Subhash Kapoor and Nancy Wiener.

The airlines had deleted the social media post on Wednesday following the backlash.

Brent crude hits $120 as US-Iran tensions and Hormuz disruption fuel supply fears, raising risks of a global energy crisis and economic fallout

Exit polls project BJP win in Assam, tight Bengal race; DMK set to return in Tamil Nadu, UDF poised for comeback in Kerala ahead of May 4 results.

Bengal records over 92% turnout as polls end; fierce TMC-BJP battle heads to May 4 counting amid tensions, EVM row and voter roll controversy.

EC says repoll will be ordered if EVM tampering claims are verified in Bengal, stressing zero tolerance amid allegations during final phase voting.

The state recorded a historic 93.18 per cent participation in the first phase, followed by 91 pc in the second.

Casting her vote at Mitra Institution in the afternoon, the Trinamool supremo flashed a victory sign and said, “No matter what the exit polls say, Trinamool is winning.” She further claimed that her party would secure a two-thirds majority in the ongoing West Bengal Assembly election.

The situation escalated around 12:30 pm when Adhikari’s convoy reached the Muktadal More area. A group of Trinamool Congress (TMC) supporters, including several women, raised “Joy Bangla” slogans while also chanting “Chor! Chor!” at the BJP leader.

The atmosphere remains electric and heavily guarded. Election officials and polling agents gathered at dawn to conduct mock polls, a mandatory procedure to ensure the integrity of EVMs and VVPAT machines.

The President's remarks come at a time of heightened regional tension and a continued diplomatic stalemate. Highlighting a shift in his administration's approach, Trump warned, "They better get smart soon!"