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Trinamool candidate Jahangir Khan, nicknamed 'Pushpa', was apprehended near the India-Nepal border after evading arrest for two weeks. Facing multiple criminal charges including murder and extortion, Khan had planned to flee to Nepal. His arrest followed a court vacating his interim protection from arrest.

A US military Apache helicopter went down near the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday amidst escalating tensions with Iran. The incident occurred following a significant military campaign launched by Donald Trump's administration against the Iranian regime. The exact cause of the crash, whether enemy action or mechanical failure, remains unconfirmed.

Business in India can turn personal very fast. Sometimes, one soured partnership is all it takes for the police to enter the story

India has strongly condemned Pakistan's alleged state-sponsored propaganda campaign at the United Nations, accusing Islamabad of labeling militant groups as 'Fitna al Hindustan' to deflect blame. New Delhi highlighted Pakistan's internal challenges and military's influence, while also holding it responsible for civilian casualties in Afghanistan due to cross-border military operations.

Bangladesh captain Litton Das has again denied that players decided to skip the 2026 T20 World Cup in India. He said the squad wanted to play and was only informed of the decision, not consulted. Challenging safety concerns, Litton noted Bangladesh had toured Pakistan despite tighter security, saying, “they used to stand with guns outside the room.”

President Donald Trump made history as the first sitting US president to attend an NBA Finals game, but his appearance at Madison Square Garden was met with loud boos. The unprecedented event was overshadowed by extensive security measures and a mixed public reception, highlighting Trump's complex relationship with New York City.

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Tech giants like Google and Amazon are reducing H-1B visa filings, while AI leaders such as OpenAI and Nvidia are significantly increasing them. This surge reflects a fierce competition for top talent, with companies willing to pay more to secure specialized researchers. New policy changes, including higher fees and a lottery favoring experienced workers, are also shaping the landscape.