Vice President JD Vance strongly criticized Joe Biden's immigration policies, claiming they led to approximately 20 million undocumented migrants entering the US, straining resources and increasing crime. Vance asserted the Trump administration has successfully curbed illegal immigration and emphasized the need for mass deportations, dismissing due process concerns as obstructionist tactics.
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Dinesh Nandwana, the 62-year-old chairman emeritus of Vakrangee, passed away during an Enforcement Directorate search at his Mumbai premises. The cause of death will be determined after the postmortem. The ED was conducting raids when he developed health complications. The police have registered an accidental death report, and Nandwana's family has not complained of ill treatment.
A business owner in Delhi, Puneet Khurana, allegedly died by suicide amid an ongoing divorce case with his wife. The incident occurred in the Model Town area. Puneet's family claims he was upset over the dispute, fueled by a conversation about their bakery business. Police are investigating the allegations and have questioned Puneet's wife.
A recent ECFR poll shows that while traditional US allies like the UK and South Korea view a potential Trump return with concern, nations such as China, Russia, and India are more optimistic. The survey reveals a global divide, highlighting differing views on Trump's potential impact on international relations and global peace.
USCIS has updated its policy to recognize only two biological sexes, aligning with President Trump's 2025 executive order. This change affects all pending and future immigration benefit requests, determining sex based on the birth certificate issued at or closest to the time of birth.
Gyanesh Kumar, a retired IAS officer, has taken charge as the 26th chief election commissioner of India. He emphasised the importance of voting as the foundational step for nation-building, urging all citizens aged 18 and above to participate in elections. Kumar's appointment has sparked political controversy, with Congress questioning the modified selection procedure.
India's captain Rohit Sharma was dropped for the series-deciding fifth Test against Australia, replaced by Shubman Gill. Stand-in skipper Jasprit Bumrah mentioned Rohit 'opted to rest', which former India batter turned commentator Sanjay Manjrekar found vague. Manjrekar criticized the lack of transparency, emphasizing the need for clear communication with fans.
Paul Marchant, CEO of Primark, has resigned following an investigation into inappropriate behavior toward a woman. Apologizing for his actions, he stepped down immediately, prompting a 4.9% drop in shares of parent company ABF. Eoin Tonge has been appointed interim CEO. Primark commits to maintaining a respectful work environment and high standards of integrity.
The Trump administration is making significant reductions to foreign aid contracts, slashing over 90% of USAID contracts and cutting $60 billion in global assistance. This decision follows a 90-day review of international aid programmes by USAID and the State Department. The cuts leave few projects intact, prompting legal efforts by advocates to preserve them.
Nishant Kumar, son of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, makes his first public appeal urging people to vote for his father. Visiting Bakhtiyarpur, he highlights his grandfather’s contributions and refrains from commenting on his own political future. Opposition views the appeal as a sign of Nitish’s waning influence, while BJP supports Nishant’s statements.