In a statement issued on Saturday and reported by Bangladesh news outlet Daily Star, the Bangladesh broadcasting ministry said the previous government’s order is still effective. It added that it has sought the opinion of the ministry of youth and sports, with a letter sent on March 25, 2026, and any further decision will depend
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Tamil Nadu’s political landscape is shifting from a bipolar contest to a multi-cornered fight, with the DMK facing anti-incumbency and a fragmented opposition. New entrant TVK and established players like AIADMK and NTK are vying for influence, making this election a crucial transition phase for the state’s political future.
Venture capitalist David Sacks dismissed reports linking Pentagon CTO Emil Michael’s Perplexity AI investment to government actions against Anthropic, calling it a smear campaign. Sacks argued Perplexity isn’t a direct competitor and Michael’s holdings were cleared. He also accused Anthropic of political maneuvering in Washington.
Delhi is set to significantly increase penalties for various civic violations, including a jump from Rs 50 to Rs 1,000 for letting pet dogs roam unleashed in public. The Jan Vishwas Bill 2025 proposes higher fines for issues like cattle tethering, defacing house numbers, and sanitation offenses, aiming to rationalize penalties and decriminalize minor infractions.
As the 2026 Candidates tournament approaches, Dutch Grandmaster Anish Giri faces the lingering “King of Draws” stereotype. Indian Grandmaster Nihal Sarin refutes this, highlighting Giri’s fighting spirit and recent FIDE Grand Swiss victory as proof of his winning intent. Sarin also offers his predictions for the volatile Open and Women’s Candidates fields.
