A Navy speedboat collision with an Elephanta Island ferry near Mumbai raised the death toll to 14, with one child still missing. The overloaded ferry carried over 100 passengers. Authorities are investigating the crash, focusing on the speedboat's recent engine replacement and testing. New life jacket rules are now being enforced for ferries.
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The Supreme Court granted bail to former bureaucrat Arun Kumar Tripathi despite strong opposition from the Enforcement Directorate, which arrested him for money laundering. The court criticized ED's approach akin to misuse of dowry laws and emphasized that PMLA should not be misused to keep individuals in jail.
A staff member of the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, resigned after being linked to a social media platform supporting racist and eugenic views. The employee's posts targeted Indian tech workers and advocated for a eugenic immigration policy. His resignation followed inquiries from the White House.
A 38-year-old shop owner, Shams Ansari, was shot dead near Shanti Shopping Centre in Mira Road (E) on Friday night. He was an eyewitness in a complaint against Yusuf, who had allegedly assaulted another shop owner's pregnant daughter. Ansari had received a warning about a contract on his life the day before the incident.
The Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, has gained access to sensitive Treasury data, raising concerns about potential misuse. Senator Ron Wyden warned of possible manipulation of payment systems, while Musk defended the team's actions, alleging approval of payments to fraudulent and terrorist groups.
The Central government has referred a case to the Karnataka labour commissioner after NITES alleged unlawful termination of hundreds of trainees by Infosys. Infosys dismissed around 350 freshers in Mysuru for failing internal assessments in Java programming and DBMS. This follows similar actions by Wipro, which recently sacked freshers for failing a technical proficiency test.
Mohammad Amir, the former Pakistani pacer, has openly stated his preference for playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) over the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Aiming to obtain a UK passport through his wife's citizenship, Amir hopes to open doors to the IPL.
SEBI plans to introduce a mechanism tying trading accounts to specific SIM cards and devices. Under the model, investors would need to link their UCC with their mobile device's IMEI and registered SIM card. The measures aim to enhance security against unauthorized trading activities.
IMF head Kristalina Georgieva says a global recession is unlikely. This is despite trade tensions sparked by US tariffs. However, these trade disruptions will cost significantly. The IMF expects markdowns to global growth. Georgieva urges countries to adjust fiscal policy. She also wants central bank independence. China should boost domestic consumption. The US must address surging public debt.
KKR spinner Varun Chakravarthy has questioned the no-ball call during the MI vs SRH match, triggered by Heinrich Klaasen's glove placement. The incident saw Ryan Rickelton initially dismissed, then revived by the umpire's intervention, sparking debate over the fairness to the bowler. Despite the controversy, MI defeated SRH by five wickets, continuing their winning momentum after restricting SRH to 162/5.