Yasin Malik Gets Life Sentence For 'War Against India'

Terrorist Yasin Malik, convicted for terror funding, was today sentenced to life in prison by a special Delhi court. The National Investigation Agency had demanded the maximum punishment, the death penalty, while the defence pleaded for life imprisonment. The court awarded him two life sentences and five punishments of 10 years of rigorous imprisonment each. Former Union Minister Kapil Sibal revealed today that he has quit the Congress party, dropping a bombshell moments after filing his nomination papers for Rajya Sabha as an independent candidate supported by the Samajwadi Party. The indomitable spirit of a 10-year-old Seema from Jamui in Bihar is winning the internet. Her zeal and passion for education has captured the hearts of people across the country.