Prime Minister Modi and his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon addressed a joint press conference in Delhi, highlighting agreements and discussions on bilateral relations, defence, security, migration, and terrorism. Modi emphasized their shared commitments in the Indo-Pacific and the strong sports ties between the two countries. They agreed to celebrate 100 years of sports relationship in 2026.
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Disagreement has emerged between BJP and JD(U) after Haryana CM's remark on Bihar Assembly polls. JD(U) leaders asserted Nitish Kumar as CM for the next five years, dismissing concerns of BJP outsmarting Nitish. Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary affirmed Nitish Kumar would retain his post. Meanwhile, Congress and RJD convened to strategize an alliance, discussing seat-sharing and poll strategy.
A French court sentenced Dominique Pelicot to 20 years for drugging and orchestrating the rapes of his ex-wife. Over 20 men were also found guilty. Pelicot drugged Gisèle for years and invited men to assault her. He also filmed the crimes. Police found evidence suggesting Pelicot abused his daughter. Gisèle's bravery has made her a symbol for survivors.
In Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, a 14-year-old boy attempted to rape and subsequently murdered a 4-year-old girl after luring her with chocolates. The accused, influenced by watching porn, was arrested following the discovery of the victim's body and CCTV evidence linking him to the crime.
Senior IAS officer Sujata Rout Karthikeyan has taken voluntary retirement, sparking rumors of her entry into politics. Sujata, who was serving in the finance department, dismissed these speculations, citing personal reasons for her resignation. Her departure follows her husband VK Pandian's earlier retirement and subsequent low-profile entry into the BJD.
Virat Kohli's availability for Delhi's next Ranji Trophy match against Saurashtra is uncertain due to a neck sprain for which he took an injection. The Delhi Cricket Association awaits an update, while Rishabh Pant confirms his participation. The BCCI mandates international players' participation in domestic matches for national team selection.
A video circulating online shows an individual, believed to be a student, casually drinking coffee while walking past a bloodied shooting victim at Florida State University. The person filmed the scene instead of offering assistance. The shooting, which resulted in two fatalities and multiple injuries, involved a suspect identified as Phoenix Ikner, an FSU student.
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Two security personnel and twelve Maoists were killed following a fierce encounter in Bijapur district, Chhattisgarh. The clash, which took place in the early hours of Sunday, also left two jawans injured. Security forces launched the operation based on intel about senior Maoist cadres in the area.