Yemeni authorities have delayed the execution of Nimisha Priya, a Kerala nurse convicted of murder, originally scheduled for July 16. The Indian government has increased its efforts to allow Priya's family more time to negotiate a resolution with the victim's family. Priya was convicted in 2020 for the murder of her business partner.
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President Trump signed the "big, beautiful bill" into law, extending the 2017 tax cuts and increasing funding for border security. The legislation, passed with narrow margins in both the House and Senate, also includes major reductions in Medicaid spending and changes to SNAP benefits. It raises the debt ceiling and increases the state and local tax deduction temporarily.
During Wednesday's Bihar Bandh protest against the Election Commission's electoral roll revision, Congress leaders Kanhaiya Kumar and Pappu Yadav were seemingly prevented from boarding a vehicle carrying Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders.
Ten central trade unions initiated a nationwide strike, Bharat Bandh, impacting banking, postal services, electricity, mining, and public transport across India. The unions, backed by agricultural organizations, protest against the government's labor and economic policies, claiming they favor corporate interests.
England's captain Ben Stokes and India's wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant sustained injuries on the first day of the Lord's Test. Stokes struggled with a groin injury, while Pant hurt his finger attempting to stop a ball. Despite the setbacks, England concluded the day at 251/4, with Joe Root nearing a century.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has apprehended Rizwan Ali, a key conspirator in the ISIS Pune sleeper module case, from Lucknow. Rizwan, carrying a reward of Rs 3 lakh, is the 11th accused arrested and faces charges for promoting ISIS terror activities, conducting reconnaissance for hideouts, and providing IED and arms training.
Donald Trump has defended Attorney General Pam Bondi amidst attacks from his supporters, urging unity within the MAGA movement. He dismissed the renewed controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's files as a political distraction orchestrated by his opponents. Trump called on his allies to focus on investigating voter fraud and political corruption, emphasizing Bondi's vital role in these efforts and downplaying the significance of the Epstein issue.
US President Donald Trump signed the "One, Big, Beautiful Bill" into law during a Fourth of July celebration. The legislation includes tax cuts, increased military and immigration enforcement spending, and Medicaid reductions. The Department of Homeland Security lauded the bill's $165 billion appropriation, emphasizing its support for border security and deportation efforts.
A significant batch of 7,208 pilgrims embarked on the Shri Amarnath Yatra 2025 from Jammu, chanting "Bam Bam Bhole." Unfortunately, the journey faced a setback when a bus collision near Chanderkote injured 36 pilgrims due to brake failure. Despite the incident, the convoy of 310 vehicles continued under tight security towards the holy cave via Baltal and Pahalgam routes.
Chinki Minki, Surabhi and Samriddhi Mehra, shocked fans with a social media announcement about parting ways, leading to widespread concern. The twin sisters clarified that the post was purely promotional for their new reality show, 'Chhoriyan Chali Gaon,' where they will compete as individuals.