Keralam’s multiplex pricing debate: SC order in 2023 permits cinema hall owners to fix food prices
DMK chief Stalin accuses Tamil Nadu CM Vijay of using ‘reels’ to cover up administrative failures
High Court pauses data centre lease dispute.
CSD urges govt to drop Gram Sabha consent rule for projects
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US Secretary of State Rubio has reaffirmed the US commitment to keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, warning Iran against any attempts to disrupt oil shipments and emphasizing that no country can impose tolls on ships passing through the critical waterway.
** The US has temporarily lifted oil sanctions against Iran, following high-level negotiations between American and Iranian officials. The move is seen as a significant development in US-Iran relations, but its impact on the global oil market and regional stability remains uncertain.
** The Prime Minister of India has called for the BRICS grouping of nations to play a key role in tackling terrorism globally, emphasizing the need for international cooperation and coordination to combat the growing menace.
** The United Nations has announced a plan to assist stranded ships in the Persian Gulf, where several vessels have been idled for weeks due to security concerns and regional tensions, with the International Maritime Organization working closely with multiple countries to guarantee safe passage for the stranded ships.
** The US has warned of imminent atrocities in Sudan's El Obeid city, citing credible intelligence of potential large-scale violence amidst ongoing conflict, with the city's strategic location making it a critical battleground in the struggle for power.
** Nicola Sturgeon's husband, Peter Murrell, has been sentenced to a custodial sentence for embezzlement from the Scottish National Party (SNP). The scandal has sent shockwaves through Scottish politics, raising concerns about the party's financial discipline and accountability.
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Israeli soldiers have fatally shot two people in southern Lebanon, sparking widespread condemnation and protests from local residents, with eyewitnesses claiming that Israeli forces opened fire on a group of civilians gathering at the scene of the border fence, raising concerns over the effectiveness of new measures intended to reduce the risk of flare-ups in the conflict with Iran-backed Hezbollah militants.
** The United States and Iran have presented conflicting accounts of their recent nuclear discussions, sparking confusion and concern among international observers. While President Trump claims that Iran has agreed to the highest level of inspections, Iranian officials dispute this assertion, raising questions about the progress of the negotiations and the prospects for a lasting agreement.
** The United States and Iran have begun diplomatic talks, marking a significant shift in approach after decades of hostility. With cautious optimism growing among diplomats and experts, the two sides are working to address trust issues and find common ground on key issues, including Iran's nuclear program and US sanctions.
With the Labour Party on the cusp of a new era, Andy Burnham is poised to take the reins from Keir Starmer. But can he balance the party's economic aspirations with its commitment to social justice and bring about the change the country needs?
** Mark Rutte, NATO's Secretary General, is set to visit Washington with a delicate task at hand: managing the relationship between NATO allies and the unpredictable President Trump, while balancing the demands of European leaders and the needs of the alliance.
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** The southwest monsoon has finally arrived in Telangana, covering the entire state and bringing much-needed relief to farmers, but an El Nino warning has raised concerns about the sustainability of the monsoon rains, with a 70% probability of a drought-like situation during the southwest monsoon.
** Tragedy struck at the Dakshin Energy plastic unit in Parawada near Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, after a suspected boiler blast killed two workers, identified as 38-year-old Srinivas and 42-year-old Ravi, during a routine night shift operation. An investigation into the cause of the incident is currently underway.
** Jordanian fans displayed a remarkable show of unity with Palestine at the World Cup match against Australia, with thousands of fans waving Palestinian flags and emblems alongside Jordanian colors, highlighting the deep cultural and historical ties between the two nations and the significance of the Palestinian-Jordanian community in the country's sports scene.
** At least 22 people have died and dozens more injured in a devastating building fire in Lucknow, sparking intense scrutiny of the local development authority's actions and raising serious questions about the safety of buildings in India's cities.
** Mehboob, a trailblazing musician born in Mumbai 100 years ago, left an indelible mark on Indian classical music, Bollywood soundtracks, and the hearts of millions globally. His legacy continues to inspire and influence music lovers across the world, with his iconic songs and innovative style remaining timeless and unforgettable.
Billionaire to Invest in Ocean Protection as UK and US Scale Back Funding In a...
