BJP intensified its demand for Rahul Gandhi to substantiate his vote fraud allegations, highlighting his failure to accept the Election Commission's challenge to provide an affidavit. The party suggested Gandhi should resign from Lok Sabha if he lacks confidence in the EC.
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The Centre has strongly opposed the Supreme Court's examination of whether 'NOTA' can be a rival candidate when only one candidate is contesting. The government argues that 'NOTA' is merely an option, not a candidate under the Representation of the People Act, 1951. They also clarified that the right to vote arises only when a poll involves multiple candidates.
KL Rahul lauded Rishabh Pant and Chris Woakes for their unwavering dedication and courage while playing through pain for their respective countries. Pant battled a foot injury in the fourth Test, returning to bat with a bandage and scoring a half-century. Similarly, Woakes, despite a shoulder injury, emerged to bat in the final Test, showcasing remarkable grit and determination.
Matthew Hayden commented on Gautam Gambhir's heated exchange with the Oval pitch curator, Lee Fortis, during India's training session. Hayden acknowledged Gambhir's frustration with perceived restrictions but suggested he could have used better language. Greg Blewett echoed the sentiment, recalling similar frustrations and noting the language used wasn't ideal, despite India securing a series-levelling victory.
Five Lebanese soldiers tragically died in an explosion at a Hezbollah military facility near Majdal Zoun, Tyre district, while clearing munitions left over from the recent conflict with Israel. The facility was being dismantled by the Lebanese army under a November truce agreement.
In a strategic offseason decision, the Toronto Maple Leafs have decided to retain forward Nick Robertson despite ongoing NHL trade rumors. With Auston Matthews leading the franchise's charge toward Stanley Cup contention, the team is focusing on long-term potential. Robertson's youth and offensive upside give him an edge over trade candidates like David Kampf and Calle Jarnkrok.
Rajya Sabha approved extending President's Rule in Manipur for six more months due to ongoing unrest. Union minister Nityanand Rai moved the resolution, previously passed by Lok Sabha. This decision follows N Biren Singh's resignation as chief minister amidst violence between Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities, displacing thousands.
With less than two weeks before the US fall semester, Indian students face a severe F-1 visa crisis marked by appointment shortages and rising rejections. Student arrivals may drop nearly 70%, disrupting academic plans and US university revenues. Delays stem from stricter screening, suspended interviews, and regulatory changes, pushing many to consider alternative study destinations.
The Kremlin announced that a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to occur as early as next week. This meeting comes as Trump seeks to address Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine and its trade practices. While the venue has been agreed upon in principle, details are still being worked out between the two nations.