Protesters in Bangladesh have besieged the presidential palace, demanding President Mohammed Shahabuddin’s resignation. The Anti-discrimination Student Movement led the rally, calling for his removal and a new constitution. The protests, starting in July over job quotas, intensified, leading to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation and the establishment of an interim government headed by Nobel... Read More
Somy said, “I don’t want Salman’s family or friends, Kajol, Tabu, Ajay Devgan, Raveena or Saif to be harmed. We have law and justice, so what is this that Salman should apologize? No one should be murdered. This is wrong. That’s why I want Lawrence to talk to me. I will explain to him... Read More
Ivanka Trump took her daughter Arabella to a Taylor Swift concert in Miami. This was surprising because Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris against Donald Trump. Despite political differences, Ivanka wanted to make sure her daughter’s admiration for the singer remained unaffected. A plane with a banner mocking Taylor’s political stance also appeared at the... Read More
The Supreme Court ruled 8:1 that the central government lacks regulatory authority over industrial alcohol production, affirming states’ legislative powers. The decision overturns a previous seven-judge bench verdict and follows rigorous legal arguments from both state and central representatives. Read More
Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir confirmed Rishabh Pant’s fitness for the second Test against New Zealand, stating he will keep wickets. Pant had previous knee discomfort but is now ready after managing injuries from a serious car accident. His return boosts India’s hopes of leveling the series after their first Test defeat. Read More
The Bombay High Court has suspended the life sentence of gangster Chhota Rajan, granting him bail in connection with the 2001 murder of a hotelier. This significant development comes amid his high-profile criminal history, raising questions about the judicial decisions affecting notorious figures. Read More
Shubman Gill, absent due to neck stiffness in the first Test against New Zealand, is likely to return for the second Test starting Thursday in Pune. Head coach Gautam Gambhir hinted at his inclusion, bolstering India’s batting lineup amid their series deficit. Bowling coach Ryan ten Doeschate confirmed Gill’s improving fitness, enhancing hopes for... Read More
