Times of India

Two Delhi police head constables, Seema Devi and Suman Hooda, achieved a remarkable feat by locating 104 missing children in just nine months. They traveled across states, overcoming language barriers and challenging terrains to reunite the children, aged 4 to 17, with their families. Their efforts involved meticulous investigation, utilizing technology, and building trust with locals.

Moksha Group has acquired the assets of struggling B2B electronics startup Arzooo, which faced financial challenges due to aggressive expansion and heavy discounts. Moksha plans to utilize Arzooo's technology and network to empower small retailers with digital tools and financing options.

Zepto, India's fastest-growing quick-commerce startup, has secured $350 million from domestic investors. CEO Aadit Palicha aims to transition Zepto into a majority Indian-owned company and list it on Indian stock exchanges. Palicha emphasized Zepto's commitment to fair pricing, denying allegations of predatory pricing and highlighting the company's role as a complementary service to traditional Kirana stores.

The Indian Army is investigating allegations of torture against four civilians detained during a counter-terrorism operation in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir. The men were reportedly beaten up during questioning, prompting condemnation from political figures. This incident follows a similar controversy last year where three civilians died in Army custody, highlighting concerns about accountability and civilian treatment during such operations.

Delhi-NCR's air quality, though seeing slight improvement, is predicted to remain 'very poor' due to meteorological factors like lack of rain and fog exacerbating pollution. Experts warn that climate change, including erratic rain patterns, is worsening the situation, emphasizing the need for emission control.