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WCCB flags threats to big cats nationally, orders heightened vigil

Pradhan orders crackdown on misinformation networks; security and intelligence agencies asked to ensure foolproof conduct

The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre and CBFC to review allegations by military personnel that the film 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' exposed sensitive military and intelligence operations. A petition claims the movie's explicit depiction of tactical procedures and real-life operations could jeopardize national security and undercover agents.

The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre and CBFC to review allegations from a military official claiming the film 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' may have exposed sensitive Indian military and intelligence operations. The court emphasized these concerns warrant consideration, even for fictional entertainment.

The 27-year-old was a top commander of the Al Badr terror group. His killing comes amid a string of mysterious targeted attacks in Pakistan, where operatives linked to LeT, Jaish, and other terror groups have been shot dead over the past few years

A Pathankot resident, Baljit Singh, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan-based handlers. He reportedly installed an internet-based CCTV camera near a bridge on NH-44 to monitor Army and paramilitary movements, transmitting live feeds to his handlers. Singh confessed to receiving directions from Dubai and being paid Rs 40,000.

US intelligence agency CIA is reportedly intensifying covert actions against Mexican drug cartels, including alleged targeted killings and expanded missions. Sources suggest a significant escalation in operations, with elite units involved in dismantling cartel networks. Mexico, however, strongly rejects claims of foreign agencies conducting lethal operations on its soil.

Prison Data Lapses Surface After Sabarmati Jailbreak

India is taking a bold stand against doping in sports by proposing strict penalties for those involved in the distribution and trafficking of banned substances. With proposed jail sentences reaching ten years and substantial fines, this legislation seeks to defend the integrity of athletics and bring down the criminal networks that undermine it.

Financial software giant Intuit is reportedly laying off nearly 17% of its global workforce, impacting around 3,000 employees. This significant restructuring, aimed at simplifying operations and boosting AI integration, follows recent partnerships with OpenAI and Anthropic. The move comes as Intuit, like other tech firms, pivots towards AI-driven efficiencies amidst broader industry layoffs.

Fresh US intelligence suggests Iran has resumed military production, including drones, much sooner than anticipated, raising concerns about its rapid arsenal regeneration. Tehran's strategy of decentralized manufacturing and reliance on commercially available components allows for swift replenishment of weapons like Shahed drones and Fateh missiles, even after recent strikes.

Meta is implementing significant layoffs, impacting about 10% of its global workforce, alongside a major restructuring to integrate AI. Thousands of managerial roles are being eliminated, and 7,000 employees are being reassigned to AI-focused initiatives. This move, coupled with employee protests over AI training surveillance, signals a dramatic shift in the tech giant's operations.

Khetolai village in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer district became historically significant due to its unique geological structure, which lacked groundwater. This made the region ideal for India's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998, preventing radioactive contamination. The village now draws visitors interested in India's nuclear history.