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Saudi club Al-Taawon fined and ordered to play behind closed doors after Diogo Jota fan ‘taunts’
Al-Taawon was fined 100,000 Saudi Riyals (around $26,700) and ordered to play its next two home games without fans
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Child abuse content row: Meta admits lapses, govt questions its ‘safe harbour’ status
The government is urging Meta to take more accountability for the online content shared on its platform. Following acknowledged shortcomings, Meta risks the loss of its intermediary safe harbour immunity. The company is now mandated to promptly report any instances of child sexual abuse material to the relevant authorities. The NCPCR highlighted that this safe…
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Trump lauds India’s crackdown on poppy farming; lists 23 major drug transit nations
He urged China to take stronger action to stem the flow of precursor chemicals used to produce fentanyl, methamphetamine and other synthetic drugs
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Sudan gold mine collapse kills at least 82 people with many more missing
Only one privately owned forklift is available for the rescue efforts, complicating the search for survivors, an official said
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Federal Reserve hikes key rate to tackle ‘too high’ inflation, defying Trump demands for cut
Chairperson Warsh said renewed U.S.-Iran combat, which has driven up gas prices, also convinced officials to support rate hikes; President Trump reacted angrily to the decision, renewing his call for the Fed to lower interest rates “AND FAST”
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Rajasthan achieves plantation target ahead of schedule
Under the Aravali Green Development Project, ₹250 crore has been invested in 19 districts for soil development and plantation efforts
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J&K cop accused of sexually exploiting constable gets bail from HC
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Don’t trust Centre unless it’s a written deal, J&K CM Omar Abdullah tells Ladakhi delegation
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Delhi Police, Chandrashekhar Azad oppose in HC YouTuber’s anticipatory bail plea in SC/ST Act case
YouTuber Ajeet Bharti’s counsel maintained that a caste reference, by itself, would not constitute an offence unless it was accompanied by an intention to insult or humiliate a person on account of caste; the remarks, he said, had to be considered in the context of the social media exchange in which they were made
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DUSU polls: Delhi HC rejects challenge to participation of students affiliated with NSUI, ABVP; says no violation of Lyngdoh report
The Bench, however, cautioned against the participation and influence of political parties in the DUSU elections, and asked DU authorities to take note of a social media post by a candidate of AAP student wing for allegedly displaying not only the name of the party but also its election symbol