Taylor Swift faces criticism for her carbon footprint after a fan account seemingly defended her private jet use by referencing Katy Perry's involvement in Blue Origin's space trip. Fans argue that both activities contribute to environmental damage, regardless of scale. This surfaces amidst Kanye West controversy, where Swift has taken legal action following his explicit social media posts about her.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has confirmed that the Class 12 Hindi board exams will proceed on March 15, 2025, despite potential Holi celebrations in some regions. However, students facing difficulties can opt for a rescheduled test. This aligns with CBSE’s existing policy for athletes, ensuring fairness while maintaining the examination schedule.
Police arrested Sanjeet Kumar, 26, for allegedly murdering a minor girl in Ludhiana after she refused to have sex with him. The girl's naked body was found near a railway line, leading to a probe which identified the accused, who had been working near the victim's home.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked a historic visit to Kuwait, the first by an Indian Prime Minister in 43 years, attending the Arabian Gulf Cup opening ceremony. Addressing the Indian diaspora, Modi lauded their contributions, describing Kuwait as a "mini-Hindustan" reflecting India's diverse talent. He emphasized India's potential as a global skill capital.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced a Rs5 crore cash prize for 18-year-old Indian Grand Master D Gukesh, who became the youngest-ever world chess champion after defeating Ding Liren. Gukesh secured victory in the 14th game, achieving the required 7.5 points. He is the second Indian after Viswanathan Anand to win the global title.
Carlos Carrasco has signed a one-year, $1.5 million deal with the New York Yankees after an impressive spring training. His 1.69 ERA over five games caught the team's attention. With injury concerns in the Yankees' pitching staff, Carrasco's experience is seen as pivotal. The Yankees hope his strong spring performance continues into the regular season.
A dispute over wedding grandeur escalated into the murder of Himmat Pandya in Sayla town, Surendranagar. The altercation began after Umang Aghara allegedly sent provocative messages, leading to a confrontation. Multiple police teams are now searching for the suspects, who are currently at large.
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay high court addressed concerns over tourists cornering a tigress and her cubs in Umred-Pauni-Karhandla Sanctuary. Criticizing the forest officials' failure to prevent such incidents, the court demanded a report on actions taken and proposed measures. Violators face potential imprisonment or fines under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
Facing internal dissent and mounting political pressure, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reshuffled his cabinet on Friday. This move follows the resignation of eputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland. With elections looming, Trudeau’s leadership is increasingly under scrutiny. Trump has also taunted him on social media, after threatening with tariffs, adding to Trudeau's woes.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha at the Munich Security Conference, discussing efforts to resolve the Ukraine conflict and advancing bilateral cooperation. They emphasized dialogue between Russia and Ukraine for peace. Jaishankar also highlighted India's democratic resilience and economic cooperation with Bavaria during the conference.
Mohammad Amir shares his thoughts about playing all matches in the fast-paced format of cricket, emphasising human limitations and the need to manage workloads. Despite retiring from international cricket twice, he continues to participate in T20 leagues, highlighting the rise of younger talents and the challenges of maintaining fitness amid continuous back-to-back games.