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Trump replaces judicial nominee in last-ditch bid to reshape US appeals court
US President Trump has rescinded Judge Lee Rudofsky's nomination for the 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals. This decision came after opposition from Arkansas' Republican senators, John Boozman and Tom Cotton. The nomination was replaced with Arkansas Supreme Court Justice J. Cody Hiland due to uncertain confirmation prospects. Judge Rudofsky acknowledged that home-state support is crucial for the Senate confirmation process.
Red Fort blast: Al-Falah University now functioning under Haryana govt; tight security on campus
After the November 2025 Red Fort blast, Al-Falah University came under government control due to serious investigations. All 200 MBBS seats were filled this admission cycle under a transparent process overseen by authorities. A strict verification process for faculty and students has been implemented to ensure security on campus. Investigations into prior faculty members and staff were conducted due to alleged terrorist affiliations.
Indira had tears in eyes while watching Operation Blue Star aftermath footage: Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi shares insights from her memoir on her mother-in-law Indira Gandhi's feelings during Operation Blue Star. Indira was deeply affected by the violence and loss of life resulting from the siege at the Golden Temple. Despite her attempts to negotiate, Indira ordered military action when faced with an impending declaration of Khalistan. The operation resulted in considerable destruction and angered the Sikh community, leading to significant challenges for Indira.
Congress questions Rijiju's 'silence' on proposed Siang dam, slams Gao for supporting project
Congress criticized Union minister Kiren Rijiju for remaining silent on the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project issues. The project has caused anxiety among the indigenous Adi community regarding displacement and environmental concerns. BJP MP Tapir Gao's support for the dam is questioned as it overlooks local grievances. Congress demands Rijiju clarify his stance and ensure public consultation before moving forward.
Will Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang keep his job amid FBI probe? Here’s what we know
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang finds himself embroiled in controversy as he is under investigation due to his alleged affair with Alice Huang, believed to be a Chinese spy. In light of these serious claims, Nvidia has launched an independent inquiry, which Huang is fully backing. Meanwhile, federal authorities are probing for possible export violations, raising questions about Huang's leadership amid concerns over succession planning and the company's future stability.
Red Fort blast: Year-long anti-terror push results in 300 arrests, 73 deportations
As the anniversary of the Red Fort blast approaches, security agencies are maintaining heightened vigilance across the country. A crackdown over the past year resulted in over 300 arrests and the deportation of 73 high-value fugitives. The investigation revealed the involvement of a 'Doctor Module' composed of professionals coordinated by radical elements. New regulations have been implemented to monitor the sale of explosives to prevent future attacks.
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Trump defends Hegseth amid impeachment push, calls him 'most responsible for the war' in Iran
US President Donald Trump defended Secretary of War Pete Hegseth against congressional impeachment calls led by House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries. Trump credited Hegseth for US military action against Iran, while Hegseth dismissed the resolution as politically motivated.
Deportation of wanted gangster Afridi secured after 10-month international manhunt
In a remarkable operation, Punjab Police has successfully extradited gangster Gurwinder Singh, known as Afridi, from Ethiopia after an extensive manhunt. Wanted for over 30 criminal cases, Afridi eluded capture using a fake passport. This international endeavor showcases the dedication of law enforcement agencies in uniting their efforts to dismantle organized crime, marking a significant win for public safety.
US election confirms erosion of support for Israel, with even Trump questioning military aid
A notable change is occurring in US-Israel relations as bipartisan support dwindles following Israel's actions in Gaza. President Donald Trump suggested cutting off military aid to Israel, stirring political discourse. Meanwhile, significant Democratic victories signal a shift in public opinion towards Israel's military policies. Vice President JD Vance indicated a need for Republicans to reassess their stance on Israel. The implications of these developments could reshape future US policy significantly.
Delhi HC grants 7-day custody parole to Al Falah University chairman to tend to ailing wife
The Delhi High Court has granted a seven-day custody parole to Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah University, who sought interim bail due to his wife's critical Stage-4 ovarian cancer. However, the Enforcement Directorate has raised objections, citing serious allegations of money laundering and previous involvement in a terror case, emphasizing Siddiqui's arrest related to fraud and illicit funding from student fees.
Congress pursuing a politics of corruption, communalism and conflict: Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Sarbananda Sonowal criticized the Congress party and its allies for their politics of corruption and discord. He emphasized the importance of accurate voter rolls and the need to safeguard national security against illegal immigration. Sonowal highlighted the Modi government's achievements in infrastructure and connectivity in the Northeast, positioning it as vital for national development.
Trump cries foul as Democrats' midterm sweep deepens, Republicans face 'extinction-level event'
US President Donald Trump questioned election results in Alaska even as Democrats extended their historic midterm gains, with Mississippi emerging as another potential Senate breakthrough. Republican losses across traditional strongholds have reshaped Congress, while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis described the party's electoral setback as an "extinction-level event".
Meet Amy Acton, who defeats Vivek Ramaswamy: What to know about the Ohio governor-elect whose mother accused her of lying about sexual abuse and childhood rape
Democrat Amy Acton has secured the Ohio governor's race. She defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy. While her campaign was not without drama, including allegations from her mother about her past, Acton's commitment to public health and the opioid epidemic captured significant public support.
After freezer attacks and fake nuclear alerts, Europe hit by wave of bomb threats targeting flights: Which flights were affected and who's behind it?
In light of recent bomb threats troubling various European nations, numerous airlines including Ryanair, Wizz Air, and Finnair were forced to reroute flights and implement military escorts. Authorities found that the threats were ultimately empty, but heightened vigilance remains with ongoing cyberattacks and drone activity demanding attention. Governments are now urging citizens to stockpile emergency supplies as a precautionary measure amidst these escalated security challenges.
Russian attacks disrupt power in Kyiv, while the death toll in a stricken village rises to 40
Russian attacks disrupted power and water supplies in Kyiv and surrounding areas, while Ukraine reported a rising death toll from a strike on a village in Zaporizhzhia. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said 40 people had been killed in Komyshuvakha, with dozens more feared buried under rubble. Meanwhile, diplomatic talks on postwar security and reconstruction were planned in Brussels.
BJP winning since 2014, SIR came just now: Ravi Kishan slams oppn's 'vote theft' pitch
BJP MP Ravi Kishan questioned the opposition's allegations of electoral roll irregularities during a recent event in Gorakhpur. He claimed the BJP has consistently won elections since 2014, attributing their success to government policies. Kishan accused the opposition of engaging in divisive politics that threatens national stability. He highlighted the development achievements under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, specifically regarding law and order improvements.
Abdul El-Sayed becomes the first-ever Muslim elected to US Senate after defeating Mike Rogers; trolls JD Vance, Trump with ‘Habibi’ jibe in victory speech
Making waves in American politics, Abdul El-Sayed has become the first Muslim to be elected to the US Senate from Michigan, triumphing over Republican Mike Rogers with a solid 51% of the voter support. Celebrated for his progressive stance, El-Sayed garnered endorsements from influential leftist leaders. In his engaging victory speech, he delivered humorous remarks directed at Vice President JD Vance and President Trump.
US Midterm Elections 2026: Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff wins reelection, defeating Rep. Mike Collins to hold a key Democratic seat
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff won a second term in Georgia, defeating Republican Representative Mike Collins and retaining a key seat for his party. The 39-year-old, the youngest member of the Senate, ran an aggressive campaign against President Donald Trump and raised more than $100 million.
US Midterm Elections 2026: Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff wins reelection, defeating Rep. Mike Collins to hold a key Democratic seat
Jon Ossoff successfully secured a second Senate term by defeating Mike Collins in Georgia's recent election. Ossoff campaigned vigorously against Trump's influence and his policies during the election cycle. The senator raised substantial funds, surpassing $100 million, in support of his campaign efforts. His aggressive criticism of Collins highlighted issues of racism and extremism. Ossoff’s victory signals a continuing Democratic presence in a state that has trended increasingly blue.
Death toll hits 31 after Russian strike on Ukrainian aid site, with dozens still missing
A devastating Russian strike on a humanitarian aid gathering in Komyushuvakha has resulted in a tragic death toll of 31, with many residents still unaccounted for, prompting relentless search operations by rescuers and volunteers. Additionally, multiple overnight assaults targeted power facilities, causing extensive destruction and widespread electricity outages throughout Ukraine.
Aga Ruhullah resigns from NC, hints at launching new political outfit in J-K
Syed Aga Ruhullah Mehdi announced his resignation from the National Conference at a rally in Budgam. He criticized party leadership for not fulfilling election promises regarding Article 370 and other issues. Ruhullah indicated plans to form a new political entity aimed at restoring rights for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He expressed disappointment over supporting the NC during the last Assembly elections.
Colombia bombing leaves four dead, including a baby
A truck bomb exploded near a military base in Planadas, Colombia, resulting in four fatalities including a two-month-old baby. The attack, which wounded at least 17 people, occurred as President Abelardo de la Espriella intensified military actions against guerrilla groups. Officials attributed the bombing to a faction of the FARC guerrilla army that rejected the peace accord.
Amitabh Bachchan slams media outlet for twisting his Lord Krishna invocation
Amitabh Bachchan criticized a media outlet for distorting his words in a social media post about Lord Krishna. He asserted that his invocation was misrepresented as a challenge to opponents, which he found disrespectful. Bachchan emphasized that even a small fraction of his followers could mobilize if needed. He reacted strongly to the perceived insult to his faith and the media's behavior.
Mahadev betting app kingpin Sourabh Chandrakar extradited from Oman, to face CBI court in Raipur
The CBI has secured the extradition of Sourabh Chandrakar, promoter of the Mahadev online betting syndicate, from Oman. Wanted in two CBI cases and an ED investigation, he will be produced before a special court in Raipur. Investigators allege the syndicate routed betting proceeds through mule accounts and hawala channels.
Bomb threats in Ahmedabad: Probe points to email accounts operated from Bangladesh, Pak
A probe into bomb threats sent to various locations in Ahmedabad revealed involvement from Bangladesh and Pakistan. The Cyber Crime Branch indicated that hacked email accounts were used in these incidents. The first case involved threats to schools and the Modi Stadium, referencing Khalistan and events featuring singer Diljit Dosanjh. A second case also targeted multiple locations with similar threats shortly afterwards.
Lawrence Bishnoi shifted to Sabarmati jail’s ‘Block 200’, home to 2008 blasts convicts: Report
Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi has reportedly been shifted to Block 200, a high-security section of Ahmedabad’s Sabarmati Central Jail housing 200 inmates accused of terrorism and other serious offences. His cell measures around 7.5 by 11 feet, with strict isolation measures limiting his communication with the outside world as his syndicate continues operating through overseas associates.
NAN GreenMet, Chile's Enaex collaborate to set up Rs 750-cr explosives manufacturing facility
NAN GreenMet has partnered with Enaex to create an integrated explosives manufacturing plant in India. This venture involves an investment of Rs 750 crore and aims to begin commercial operations in 2027. The facility will cater to the rising demand in India's explosives market, projected to grow significantly in the coming years. The joint venture plans to provide a range of advanced blasting solutions for mining and infrastructure projects.
Special NIA court in Jammu & Kashmir acquits five booked & jailed under UAPA
The case pertains to a low intensity blast near Sir Syed gate of Kashmir University in November 2019, in which four civilians sustained injuries. The accused, who have been acquitted now are Naseer Ahmad Mir, Umer Hamid Sheikh, Ajaz Ahmad Sheikh, Imtiyaz Ahmad Chikla and Sahil Farooq Gojri - all residents of Srinagar.
Bengaluru: Bihar worker arrested after posting AI-generated video of Vidhana Soudha being blown up
A shocking incident unfolded in Bengaluru when a 25-year-old worker from Bihar, Hazrat Ali Shoiab, was detained for creating and posting an AI-generated video that depicted a simulated bomb explosion at Vidhana Soudha, the government seat of Karnataka. This alarming video was flagged during police's standard digital surveillance. Investigators are currently interrogating Shoiab to uncover his intentions and any possible connections to others involved.
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