PM Modi remarked that this was the first Parliament session since 2014 without attempts from abroad to disrupt proceedings, alluding to past incidents like the Hindenburg report on Adani Group. He expressed optimism for the session, highlighting the government's efforts towards achieving 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047 and significant bills to be discussed.
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The Donald Trump administration has stopped new enrollments for federal student loan repayment plans like IDR without an announcement, leaving millions of borrowers in uncertainty. This move follows the 8th Circuit Court's injunction on the Biden administration's SAVE plan. Critics argue this will cause financial hardship and confusion, with no clear guidance from the Department of Education.
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The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 begins in Pakistan and the UAE from February 19 to March 9. Defending champions Pakistan host, with India playing in Dubai. World champions Australia, with a depleted squad, rely on experienced batters amidst setbacks in bowling. Their group stage matches include facing England, South Africa, and Afghanistan.
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A septuagenarian couple was brutally murdered in their Kohat Enclave home in northwest Delhi. Their new caretaker, who was hired just four days prior and is now missing, is the prime suspect. The incident, which appears to be a robbery, has left the community in shock.
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Israel revoked the entry visas of 27 French lawmakers and officials, citing threats to national interests, just before their planned visit to Israel and Palestinian territories. The group, comprised of left-wing members, said it intended to promote peace and cooperation. This action, denounced as collective punishment, follows similar incidents involving British and European politicians, highlighting tensions over Palestinian statehood recognition.
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