Donald Trump praised Iranian drone technology for its affordability and effectiveness, contrasting its low cost with the high prices quoted by US defense manufacturers. He highlighted the deadly impact of drones in modern warfare, referencing their use in conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war.
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India is poised to conduct its first biological experiment on the International Space Station (ISS), focusing on the sustainability of human life in space. Spearheaded by Isro and the Department of Biotechnology, the Axiom-4 mission will include astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla. The experiments will analyze algal species' growth and cyanobacteria's response to microgravity, potentially identifying suitable species for space environments.
Chhattisgarh High Court overturned a family court's order for a husband to pay maintenance to his estranged wife, citing her adulterous conduct. The court referenced a divorce decree that was granted based on the wife's adultery, disqualifying her from receiving maintenance under CrPC section 125(4). The wife's plea for increased maintenance was also dismissed.
Donald Trump again claimed to have mediated a ceasefire between India and Pakistan following India's Operation Sindoor, sparked by a terror attack. Trump stated he encouraged trade talks to de-escalate the conflict, but India has denied any US mediation, reaffirming that discussions with Pakistan will only address terrorism and the return of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, emphasizing a strictly bilateral approach.
Abu Saifullah, a key Lashkar-e-Taiba operative involved in multiple terror attacks in India, was killed in Pakistan's Sindh province. He oversaw LeT operations in Nepal, recruiting cadres and providing logistical support. Saifullah, known for deploying jihadis in disguise, had close ties to LeT's launch commander and was recently fundraising for Gaza.
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is firm on the company's return-to-office mandate, asserting that employees will ultimately be happier. He emphasized the importance of in-person apprenticeship for younger staff, dismissing hybrid work models. Dimon has been a vocal critic of remote work, citing concerns about productivity, innovation, and spontaneous learning.
Bengaluru police apprehended Mohammed Mastan for stealing valuables from a car. The victim, a Bharatanatyam dancer, parked her car on Queens Road. She left a Rolex watch, wallet, and diamond rings in the boot. Mastan noticed the unsecured boot and seized the opportunity. Police recovered the stolen items and filed a case. Authorities advise caution when leaving valuables in vehicles.
Donald Trump praised Iranian drone technology for its affordability and effectiveness, contrasting its low cost with the high prices quoted by US defense manufacturers. He highlighted the deadly impact of drones in modern warfare, referencing their use in conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war.
The Supreme Court reprimanded Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah for his "irresponsible" remarks about Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, emphasizing that individuals in constitutional roles must exercise caution, especially during sensitive operations like Operation Sindoor. Shah's comments, suggesting the Prime Minister sent a "terrorists' sister" to harm them, led to widespread condemnation and a High Court order for an FIR against him.
Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has vehemently denied reports of his impending Test retirement. Shami lashed out at an online portal for falsely claiming he would follow Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in stepping away from Test cricket. He affirmed his availability for the upcoming England tour, dismissing the article as the "worst story of the day.