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Opposition claims timing of changes in women’s quota bill meant to derive political mileage, government rejects charge

Opposition parties in the Rajya Sabha accused the government of political manoeuvring by proposing amendments to the women’s reservation law, alleging it’s timed for the upcoming assembly elections. The government defended its right to decide legislative timing, emphasising a commitment to women’s empowerment and dismissing election-related motives. A heated exchange ensued over the implementation timeline.

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‘Law & order breakdown’: SC slams gheraoing in Bengal

The Supreme Court expressed grave concern over an attack on judicial officers in West Bengal’s Malda, citing a breakdown in law and order. The apex court has issued show-cause notices to top state officials and ordered central forces for officer protection. A central agency will investigate the ‘deliberate and calculated’ attempt to obstruct justice.

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J&K government calls bridge damage ‘act of God’; skips probe despite rising repair bill

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir are calling the collapse of a Rs 67-crore bridge ‘minor,’ bizarrely attributing it to divine intervention and refusing any investigation. Even with repair costs soaring past Rs 38 crore, critics suspect the administration is protecting the contractors responsible for the shoddy construction.

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J&K SIA files chargesheet against accused involved in harbouring LeT terrorists

J&K’s State Investigating Agency has charged Sabar Hussain from Poonch for aiding terrorists responsible for the brutal killing of a government employee in Rajouri two years ago. Hussain allegedly provided shelter and support to Lashkar-e-Taiba/TRF militants involved in the fatal attack on Mohammed Razaq. Prima facie, offences under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act are established.

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CM Omar seeks probe in Ganderbal ‘encounter’ after family disputes ‘terrorist’ claim

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has demanded a swift, transparent investigation into the killing of a man in an alleged encounter. The deceased’s family claims he had no terror links and was preparing to join the Army. Authorities are urged to make facts public to maintain credibility amid grave allegations.

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Iran claims IRGC Navy struck Oracle facility in Dubai, escalating tech-targeted attacks

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims it struck an Oracle data center in Dubai, following threats against US tech firms. This follows a reported attack on an Amazon cloud center in Bahrain. The IRGC warned employees of 18 US companies, including Microsoft and Google, to evacuate facilities, citing retaliation for attacks in Iran.

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Navy escorting tankers from Strait of Hormuz, no dearth of fuel or gas in country, says defence minister

India assures ample fuel and gas supplies amidst West Asia conflict, with the Navy actively escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted PM Modi’s diplomatic efforts and the nation’s preparedness. Meanwhile, the Navy Chief noted evolving maritime competition beyond energy to critical resources and data, emphasizing increased marine activity and

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No more Bondi-ing: Trump fires his attorney general for Epstein stain

US President Donald Trump has dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi, his second cabinet member in a month, citing mounting frustration over her handling of the Epstein files and broader performance issues. Despite public praise, the move highlights Trump’s demand for results beyond mere loyalty, leaving a lingering atmosphere of uncertainty within his administration.

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$20 million Everest rescue scam clouds Nepal’s climbing season

Trekkers given food that induced nausea, weakened them so they couldn’t continue on foot & needed emergency flights

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