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From Jantar Mantar to Parliament: Govt, oppn brace for fight over NEET row, other issues

As the monsoon session reconvenes, tensions rise again over the NEET-UG paper leak scandal. Opposition factions are determined to maintain pressure on the administration following significant protests. Prime Minister Modi has introduced reforms for examinations and established a dedicated task force for student welfare. In response, Rahul Gandhi is targeting the government over police conduct. The government aims to introduce a bill designed to eradicate malpractice in examinations.

New Jersey governor signs law banning surveillance pricing to protect shoppers

New law prohibits retailers from using personal data to charge different prices for identical productsNew Jersey governor Mikie Sherrill recently signed a new law prohibiting businesses from using shoppers’ personal information to charge different prices for identical products, making her state the third in the US to ban the practice.The Fair Price Protection Act passed by New Jersey’s legislature seeks to protect consumers from surveillance pricing, in which retailers can use data including onl...

Former NSW Liberal powerbroker at heart of Icac allegations now living in UK and not expected to appear

Christian Ellis, a former registered lobbyist, is named in two Independent Commission Against Corruption allegationsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA key figure at the centre of an anti-corruption inquiry involving the New South Wales Liberal party has moved to the UK and is not expected to give evidence during eight weeks of public hearings.The Independent Commission Against Corruption will start its Operation Rosn...

‘Get rid of them’: One Nation senator claims party will ‘remigrate’ illegal visa holders in resurfaced interview

Exclusive: Malcolm Roberts uses white supremacist concept to describe the party’s plans for deporting 200,000 people from AustraliaSenator Malcolm Roberts claims One Nation wants to deport at least 200,000 people and has repeatedly referred to the far-right concept of “remigration” in podcast interviews and speeches to niche platforms.In two recent podcasts, Roberts said One Nation wanted to deport 100,000 temporary residents as well as 100,000 international students – a total much higher than t...

Israeli siblings who fear breaking law in Gaza under IDF owed protection by Australia, tribunal finds

Exclusive: Tribunal accepts three siblings could face ‘persecution’ for refusing military conscription due to their political opinion on warThree Israeli citizens facing conscription into the Israel Defense Forces have been granted the right to reapply for protection visas in Australia, after a government tribunal found they held a genuine fear they would be forced to break international humanitarian law in Gaza.The Administrative Review Tribunal found the punishment the young adults could face...

Burnham v Starmer: one week in, how do their leadership styles compare?

From TikTok appearances to ‘sugar rush’ policies, new prime minister is taking different approach to predecessorSix weeks ago Andy Burnham was not even an MP; now the former mayor of Greater Manchester is the most important political figure in Britain. After orchestrating a bloodless coup against Keir Starmer, in which he was crowned as Labour leader unopposed, the new prime minister has started his tenure in Downing Street with some eye-catching policies and a radically different approach to co...

‘Responsible for brutal assault on students’: Oppn turns heat on Shah, seeks resignation

Opposition parties will intensify their Parliament attack on the government. They are demanding Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation over police action. This action involved students protesting the NEET paper leak issue. The government is also set to introduce amendments to the anti-paper leak law. Questions are also being raised about a key higher education secretary appointment.

'Will announce future strategy soon': Dipke says Punjab 'paper leak' on CJP's radar

The Cockroach Janta Party will soon announce its future strategy after ending its protest. The organization plans to continue raising issues of alleged examination irregularities. Discussions with the Centre are ongoing regarding criminal cases filed during the protests. The CJP formally withdrew its agitation after talks with Union ministers. The party ended its demonstration in good faith after a key demand was met.

Israeli air strike on a vehicle in Gaza kills two Hamas security officials

The head of internal security for Hamas in central Gaza was among the dead.

Why are Israeli settlers on a rampage in the occupied West Bank?

Settlers torch two mosques in the Palestinian territory as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu threatens 'more broad action'.

Romania shoots down third suspected Russian drone in three days, summons Moscow's envoy

Romania shot down a drone entering its airspace over the Black Sea. This marked the third such interception in as many days. President Nicusor Dan condemned these repeated violations as intolerable and unacceptable. Romania summoned the Russian ambassador to protest these airspace breaches. Investigations are ongoing into the drone incidents and border tensions are high.

Russia uses sexual torture as systematic weapon against Ukrainian men: Report

Russian forces have used sexual violence as a systematic weapon of war against Ukrainian men, according to a Wall Street Journal investigation.

From World Cup Glory to Club Rivalry: Your Guide to Thrilling Football Action

آخر أخبار ترامب: من الأزمات الدولية إلى الانتخابات المحلية

ترامب يواجه تحديات متعددة تتراوح بين السياسة الخارجية والأزمات المحلية، مما يجعله تحت الضغط في العديد من الجبهات. بينما يسعى لتعزيز سلطته، تتزايد العقبات أمامه.

Trump's Latest Political Maneuvers: From Iran Tensions to Mail-In Voting Battles

Recent developments highlight Trump's complex political landscape, from challenges in foreign policy to controversies over voting rights. As the former president navigates these turbulent waters, his influence on the upcoming elections remains a focal point.

From Chita Andolan to Jal Satyagrahas: Why the Ken-Betwa project has upset MP tribals

Iran’s army issues warning ahead of Netanyahu’s US visit

Iran says it has stopped retaliatory operations in the Gulf, but warns the war could expand if US strikes continue.

The Taliban's Trojan horse: What really happened after Afghanistan's opium ban

Wars have been fought over land, over succession, over a woman said to have launched a thousand ships toward Troy. Opium got its own war twice, in 1839 and again in 1856, but not the kind that name suggests.

Putin preparing to send more Russians to war': Zelenskyy claims losses now exceed recruitment

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has raised alarms about a potential new military mobilization by Russia, citing a concerning trend of battlefield losses that surpass the number of new recruits. According to Kyiv’s intelligence, a significant wave of recruitment is anticipated this autumn, yet reports suggest that Moscow has struggled to meet its recruitment goals this year.

'Misleading': MEA fact-checks viral claim on spokesperson Jaiswal's CJP protest remarks

The Ministry of External Affairs clarified a misleading social media post regarding protest funding. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated he had no information on foreign funding claims. This clarification followed viral posts attributing false statements to the spokesperson. The CJP-led protests concluded after the government accepted all their demands. Union minister Pralhad Joshi received additional charge of the education ministry.