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Social media platform X has removed 600 accounts and more than 3,500 posts after the central government flagged the circulation of obscene content. The action followed official directions seeking prompt compliance with Indian laws and platform guidelines.
Protests in Iran have escalated sharply, with eyewitnesses reporting a violent crackdown by security forces in several areas, including the capital Tehran. Accounts describe multiple deaths and widespread injuries as authorities attempt to suppress demonstrations that have continued for weeks.
England pacer Lauren Bell created a notable impact on her Women’s Premier League debut for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the opening match of the new season against Mumbai Indians. Bell bowled with discipline and control, conceding just 14 runs in her four overs and picking up one wicket.
Discussion around the possible imposition of President’s Rule in West Bengal has intensified following an Enforcement Directorate raid linked to I-PAC, the agency managing the Trinamool Congress’s election campaign. The action triggered sharp political reactions, with the BJP,
Russia carried out a major aerial assault on Ukraine, launching 242 drones and 35 missiles across multiple regions, including the capital Kyiv, on Thursday night. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said at least four people were killed and dozens injured in the attacks.
AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi has criticised the Congress after the Supreme Court refused to grant bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots case. The apex court’s decision, delivered last Monday, has kept both accused in judicial custody, reigniting political debate.
Three Indian nationals are among the crew members of a Russian oil tanker seized by the United States in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Venezuela. US authorities said the entire crew has been detained and criminal proceedings will be initiated in an American court.
Protests in Iran turned violent overnight after nearly two weeks of demonstrations, leading authorities to impose sweeping restrictions across the country. Internet services were shut down, telephone lines disrupted and airspace temporarily closed as security forces moved to contain the unrest.
Australia defeated England by five wickets in the fifth Ashes Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground to clinch the series 4-1. Centuries from Travis Head and Steve Smith powered Australia to a strong first-innings advantage, which proved decisive despite England’s efforts to stay competitive.
Former US President Donald Trump has backed a sanctions bill proposing a 500 percent tariff on Russian goods, according to US Senator Lindsey Graham. The legislation is aimed at intensifying economic pressure on Moscow amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
