SC grants bail to Anwar Dhebar 
Russia launches missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least 17 people. 
Court convicts 4 of rioting in Muthanga case 
Jammu and Kashmir Statehood Demand: Why the 7-Year Wait After Article 370 Abrogation Continues 
Tamil Nadu gov’t launches school scheme 
Assembly Election 2026: SIR Risk Undermines ECI Election Efforts, Threatening Genuine Voters’ Rights
In a move that has raised concerns about the integrity of up-coming state assembly elections,...
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Asia Takes Center Stage: Eurovision Song Contest Expands to the Region for the First Time
** "The Eurovision Song Contest is set to expand to Asia for the first time, with 10 countries from the continent participating in the inaugural edition. The historic milestone marks a significant development for music enthusiasts and fans of Asian culture alike. Read more about the contest and its expected impact on the global music scene."
UK Government Considers Scrapping £330m NHS Contract with Palantir Amid Criticism from Tech Firm’s UK Boss
** The UK government is considering terminating a £330m contract with Palantir after the company's UK boss urged ministers to resist calls to trigger a break clause. The contract, aimed at improving data sharing between NHS trusts, has raised concerns over data protection and transparency.
Russia’s Internet Blackout Escalates, Strangling Russians from Global Connectivity
Russia's internet blackout has entered a chaotic new phase, causing widespread outages and disrupting millions of lives. Independent news outlets and international human rights organizations have condemned the escalating situation, warning of potential long-term economic and social harm. Will Putin's push to exert control over online presence push Russia further into isolation?
Russia Teeters on Balance Between Cyber Censorship and Underground Access
** Amidst rising tensions between Russia's government and its citizens, a battle for online freedom has taken center stage. With the government employing advanced digital surveillance and censorship techniques, Russians are finding innovative ways to bypass restrictions using tools like VPNs, Telegram, and Tor browsers. But with the Russian government's vast technical resources, the ongoing struggle raises fundamental questions about the role of free expression in a democratic society.
Taiwan Urged to Hike Defense Spending Amid Heightened China Concerns
A group of four US senators has called on Taiwan to accelerate defense spending, as...
Trump Weighs Ground Invasion Option in Iran Amid Escalating Tensions
** "US President Donald Trump is facing a critical decision on whether to launch a ground war in Iran, a move that would drastically alter the trajectory of the ongoing conflict. The stakes are high, and the consequences of any decision will be far-reaching."
PM Threatens to Withdraw NHS Training Posts if Resident Doctors Fail to Call Off Strike Within 48 Hours
A high-stakes standoff between Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the resident doctors’ union has unfolded...
Police Investigate Former BBC Radio 2 Presenter Scott Mills Over Allegations of Sexual Offences
** Former BBC Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills has been sacked over allegations of serious sexual offences against a teenage boy, prompting a media scandal and raising questions about accountability within public institutions. Mills was questioned by police in 2018 but not charged due to a lack of evidence.
Kanye West Set to Make High-Profile Return to UK Music Scene After Over a Decade
** Kanye West is set to make a major comeback to the UK music scene with a highly anticipated performance at the Wireless festival in London. The rapper's first UK show in over a decade is generating significant buzz among fans and industry insiders. With a history of hosting top artists, the Wireless festival promises to deliver an electric atmosphere for the upcoming event.
EU Ministers Converge on Ukraine to Commemorate Bucha Massacre’s Fourth Anniversary
** "As the European Union renews its focus on Ukraine, EU foreign ministers converged on the country to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the Bucha massacre, a potent symbol of Russia's brutal war. The delegation's visit comes as tensions with Russia remain high, underscoring the urgent need for accountability and justice for the victims."
Tech Bros Hacked Their Diets. Now You May Be Doing It, Too.
With seeds, supplements and gadgets (but little expert guidance), Americans of all stripes are seeking...
Britain Straddles Diplomacy and Military Readiness in Tense Middle East Crisis
** Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer is walking a tightrope in the Middle East crisis, juggling diplomacy with military preparedness as tensions rise between the US and Iran. Starmer's administration is focused on safeguarding national interests while avoiding direct involvement in the conflict.
UK Housing Market Defies Expectations as March Sees Biggest Price Rise Since 2024, But War in Iran Looms Large
The UK's housing market has experienced a significant upswing in March, with a 0.9% rise in prices, the largest since December 2024. However, the ongoing conflict in Iran and rising mortgage rates may lead to a slowdown in the coming months, according to experts.
Arsenal Players Withdraw in Numbers: What Lies Behind the Decision?
A significant number of Arsenal players have withdrawn from international duty ahead of critical matches,...
Urging Royal Meeting: US Congressman Seeks to Give Voice to Epstein Victims
"A prominent US congressman has written a letter to King Charles, urging him to meet with victims of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during his planned visit to the US. This potential encounter could bring greater transparency and accountability for those affected by Epstein's crimes."
Bihar Temple Tragedy: At Least 8 Killed in Nalanda Stampede Amid Peak Festival Season
A devastating stampede at a temple in Bihar’s Nalanda district has resulted in the loss...
