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** The INDIA bloc, comprising 23 opposition parties, has written to the Chief Justice of India, expressing concerns over the Election Commission's conduct and calling for electoral reforms to ensure a level playing field for all contesting parties. The move is seen as an attempt to take their concerns to a higher authority and uphold the principles of electoral integrity.
** Five Venezuelan families have filed a lawsuit against former President Nicolas Maduro in a US court, accusing him of authorizing police killings and human rights abuses during his administration. The lawsuit seeks justice and accountability for the deaths of their loved ones, who were killed during a wave of police violence between 2009 and 2018.
** An oxygen cylinder explosion at Chigateri District Hospital in Davangere has left multiple people injured, prompting the State Health Department to order two separate inquiries into the incident, which has raised concerns over safety protocols and emergency preparedness at the hospital.
Oman has proposed a fee plan for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway connecting the Gulf to the Arabian Sea, in an effort to reduce tensions with Iran and promote regional stability by sharing revenue and promoting cooperation.
** The government has launched the Integrated Crime Justice System (ICJS), a digital platform that aims to integrate different branches of the criminal justice system, increasing efficiency, transparency, and accountability. The system will provide real-time access to information, streamlining the process for law enforcement agencies, courts, and correctional facilities, and is expected to reduce human errors and increase the speed of justice delivery.
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** Two teens have created an innovative language learning app called Coolphabets, which aims to simplify language learning for children who have moved away from their native state or country. The app uses fun gamification techniques to make learning languages an engaging experience for young minds, while also preserving the rich cultural heritage of India.
** A powerful earthquake has struck Venezuela, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. Rescue efforts are underway, but aftershocks and damaged infrastructure are hampering the search for survivors. The international community is calling for aid to be delivered quickly to prevent a wider humanitarian crisis.
** A severe heat wave is currently affecting the United States, with over 47 million people under heat warnings as temperatures soar to record-breaking highs. The heat wave has prompted officials to take action, with many camps and outdoor events being shut down to protect people from the extreme heat.
** T-Mobile is retiring its oldest plans, including some from the 3G era, and transitioning customers to its modern 5G network. The move has sparked controversy among loyal customers who are being forced to adjust to new plans and potentially higher costs.
California-based launch company Rocket Lab has acquired Iridium, a Virginia-based satellite-communications company, in a landmark deal worth $8 billion, marking a significant milestone in the space industry and positioning Rocket Lab as a major player in the global space market.
** A hotel in Venezuela has collapsed amid powerful earthquakes, killing at least seven people, including US deportees. Over 40 US deportees were living in the hotel, with many surviving the disaster but left shaken. Rescue efforts are underway to search for survivors, with international aid pouring in to support the affected community.
** Director Carl Rinsch has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a Netflix fraud case, with testimony from Keanu Reeves and others highlighting his struggles with mental health and the pressures of the film industry. The case has sparked a national conversation about mental health, compassion, and accountability in the entertainment industry.
** Wimbledon has sparked controversy by refusing to screen England's World Cup matches on its big screens, citing a desire to maintain the exclusive feel of the tournament. Despite the backlash, the AELTC remains committed to its vision, prioritizing tennis over the global football event.
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** Les Mills, a visionary entrepreneur and Olympic athlete, has passed away at 91, leaving behind a legacy that has transformed the fitness industry. His company, Les Mills, has inspired millions of people worldwide with its innovative group fitness programs and commitment to making exercise enjoyable and accessible.
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Tiger returns to Andhra Pradesh 
Senate Republicans see Trump as liability. 
Trump accuses Iran of duplicitous nuclear talks posture. 
