BEUC has filed a complaint with the European Commission, alleging that Shein uses "dark patterns" to manipulate consumers into overspending. These deceptive tactics, like countdown timers and excessive notifications, are designed to drive mass consumption. The Indian government is also addressing similar concerns, urging e-commerce platforms to regulate these manipulative practices, reflecting a global crackdown on such tactics.
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Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju defends the upcoming 'UMEED' Central Portal for waqf properties, asserting its legality and alignment with the Constitution. He dismisses concerns raised by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, emphasizing the portal's role in enhancing waqf management through accountability and transparency.
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A US court has temporarily blocked President Trump's proclamation that aimed to prevent international students from entering the US to study at Harvard University. Harvard filed a legal petition, arguing the directive was unlawful retribution for the university's opposition to White House requirements. The university's president, Alan M. Garber, stated the proclamation circumvents a previous court order.
Shashi Tharoor expressed disappointment over Colombia's condolences for lives lost in Pakistan after India's counterstrike, emphasizing India's right to self-defense following the Pahalgam attack. He highlighted the lack of action from Pakistan against terrorists and presented evidence of Pakistani military officials attending terrorist funerals, underscoring Pakistan's complicity in supporting terrorism.
Marco Jansen revealed Ricky Ponting's playful parting words as he gears up for the World Test Championship Final against Australia. Jansen, fresh from a successful IPL season, valued Ponting's positive coaching approach. He also looks forward to learning from Stuart Broad, who joined the Proteas as a consultant, to gain insights on facing the Australian team at Lord's.
In Alwar, a shocking incident occurred at ESIC Medical College where a 32-year-old woman, recovering from a tubectomy in the surgical ICU, was allegedly raped by a nursing staff member. Following the husband's complaint and the woman's disclosure, police have registered a case, and the accused, Subhash Ghithala, has been barred from the hospital.
Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi visited the Akhnoor sector to assess operational readiness amidst Operation Sindoor, praising troops for their performance. He emphasized vigilance and acknowledged the BSF's integration with the Army, commending Assistant Commandant Neha Bhandari's bravery. General Dwivedi also recognized ex-servicemen's contributions and reviewed the security situation in the Sunderbani sector.
A US court has instructed the Trump administration to maintain Harvard's student visa program indefinitely. Judge Allison Burroughs directed the Department of Homeland Security and State Department to uphold the current status, allowing Harvard to continue hosting international students. Concerns were raised about potential students abroad facing visa acquisition difficulties.
Bharatiya Janata Party criticized Goa Congress. The reason was the omission of Mallikarjun Kharge's photo. The photo was absent from a Statehood Day poster. The event occurred in Panaji on May 30. BJP called it a deliberate snub to the Dalit leader. Congress defended it as unintentional. They cited other posters with Kharge's image.