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Tamil Nadu forest minister K Ponmudy apologized for his derogatory remarks against women and certain Hindu sects, acknowledging it as a lapse in judgment. The DMK removed him from his party position but not his ministerial post. DMK MP Kanimozhi and opposition leaders condemned his remarks, with calls for his removal from the government.
Acharya Mahant Satendra Das, the chief priest of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, passed away after being admitted to the High Dependency Unit of the Neurology ward at SGPGI following a brain stroke. He was under the close supervision of a senior neurology consultant and was battling diabetes and high blood pressure.
Controversial artist Kanye West faces backlash in L.A.'s Larchmont neighborhood due to disruptive activities near his warehouse. Residents complain of loud music, including West's own songs, and disturbing 'URGENT' casting call advertisements. Allegations include swastika imagery and concerns about the impact on children near a school. Law enforcement has received multiple complaints, with investigations ongoing into potential hate crimes.
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has strongly criticized NDA allies for supporting the Waqf Amendment Act, accusing them of betraying the Muslim community. At a 'Save Waqf' conference in Delhi, AIMPLB demanded the law's withdrawal, warning of widespread opposition.
Union minister Amit Shah ridiculed the Congress for their poor show in the Delhi assembly elections, where they failed to win a single seat and lost security deposits in 67 out of 70 seats. Rahul Gandhi acknowledged the defeat, thanking supporters and pledging to continue the fight against pollution, inflation, and corruption.
Elon Musk has denied claims that Starlink would turn off its terminals in Ukraine, emphasizing its crucial role in maintaining Ukrainian communication lines. Musk asserted that despite disagreements over Ukraine policy, Starlink support will continue, highlighting its significance against Russian communication jamming efforts.
Supreme Court criticized the Uttar Pradesh government's swift demolition of houses in Prayagraj, deeming it "shocking" and hinting at allowing owners to rebuild, pending the case's outcome. The demolitions targeted homes of a lawyer, professor, and others within 24 hours of notice. The state defended its actions, but the court noted procedural violations and insufficient response time.
The Allahabad High Court granted bail to Arun Kumar Mishra, accused of rape, raising concerns about failed relationships leading to criminal charges. Justice Krishan Pahal noted the consensual nature of the relationship and the delayed FIR filing. The court highlighted a societal trend of transient relationships and cautioned against misusing penal laws amid emotional fallout.
RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav declared that his son Tejashwi would form the government in Bihar, pledging to implement women's welfare schemes. Opposition leaders criticized the statement, with JD(U) and BJP dismissing it as unrealistic and referencing Lalu's tarnished political legacy. Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha asserted Lalu himself was the biggest obstacle to Tejashwi's political success.