Katie Miller, spokeswoman for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is leaving the White House to join Elon Musk's ventures after Musk's departure from his advisory role. This transition follows Musk's criticism of the "One Big Beautiful Bill," prompting responses from both Millers.
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Following a viral video showing Brigitte Macron playfully shoving her husband, US President Donald Trump offered marital advice to Emmanuel Macron, humorously suggesting he keep the door closed. Macron dismissed the incident as an overblown joke between him and his wife during their arrival in Vietnam. He downplayed the media attention, emphasizing their playful relationship.
In a significant move, the Trump administration has revoked Harvard University's SEVP certification, jeopardizing the status of thousands of international students, including a substantial number from India. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem issued a warning to universities, demanding Harvard meet six stringent conditions within 72 hours to reinstate its enrollment privileges for foreign students.
Several opposition-ruled states' chief ministers, including West Bengal, Kerala, Karnataka, and Puducherry, were absent from the Niti Aayog's 10th Governing Council meeting chaired by Prime Minister Modi. The meeting focused on "Viksit Rajya for Viksit Bharat @2047," with Modi emphasizing Centre-state cooperation to achieve national goals and urging states to develop world-class tourist destinations.
India has accused Pakistan of violating the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) due to persistent cross-border terrorism. At a conference in Tajikistan, Kirti Vardhan Singh condemned Pakistan's attempt to misuse the forum by raising IWT issues. Singh highlighted the need to reassess the treaty due to changed circumstances like technological advancements and climate change.
At Harvard's convocation, Dr. Abraham Verghese, an Indian-origin physician and author, delivered a commencement speech subtly critiquing the MAGA-infused political climate. He highlighted the importance of American values like the rule of law and truth, which he believes are currently under threat.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru's dominant bowling attack dismantled Punjab Kings in Qualifier 1, restricting them to a mere 101 runs. RCB's bowlers, including Hazlewood and Sharma, wreaked havoc, while Punjab's batting crumbled with soft dismissals and rash shots. Salt's explosive innings propelled RCB to a comfortable victory, securing their spot in the IPL 2025 final.
The Trump administration has revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, jeopardizing the status of nearly 6,800 foreign students. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem cited concerns about antisemitism, pro-Hamas sympathies, and discriminatory diversity policies as the reasons for the decision.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, at the CII summit, asserted India's firm stance: dialogue with Pakistan will solely address terrorism and PoK. He emphasized PoK residents as integral to India, envisioning reunification. Singh highlighted India's evolved counter-terrorism strategy, stating Pakistan is paying a heavy price for sponsoring terror.
Shark Tank India judge Anupam Mittal sparked a debate on social media addiction, expressing concern over Indians' digital consumption habits. He highlighted that excessive scrolling on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube is creating an overstimulated and under-inspired generation.