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Bench says removing 1937 law could create vacuum in Muslim inheritance framework

Karnataka village recalls 1981 visit when Khamenei inaugurated community hospital, an event that strengthened Alipur’s spiritual connection with Iran.

On Day 11 of the US-Iran war, President Trump claims devastating military losses and a swift end, while Iran signals prolonged resistance. This conflict is evolving into a test of endurance, with Iran aiming to outlast Washington and Israel through attrition and disruption, while Trump faces domestic pressure from rising oil prices and potential midterm backlash.

At another event held at the Secretariat, the Chief Minister also released a book on century-old trees in Chennai

Candace Owens sparked online debate after appearing to shift focus away from her controversial series about Erika Kirk. A viral social media post claimed the series was sidelined as audience interest declined. Owens instead promoted a new episode discussing geopolitical issues, leaving followers questioning whether the Erika Kirk storyline has ended or simply paused.

Police said the resident of the house used to travel to the U.S. once every six months to meet her husband who is employed in the U.S.

CEC Gyanesh Kumar emphasizes the commitment to uphold voters’ rights amidst political tensions, detailing the Special Intensive Revision process aimed at ensuring a ‘pure’ electoral roll

‘The Governor does not belong to any political party and works for the overall development of the State and society,’ says the senior BJP leader from Jammu & Kashmir, earlier the Lieutenant-Governor of the Ladakh

The second batch of Supplementary Demands for Grants was tabled in the Lok Sabha by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman

Hotel Owners’ Association of Mysuru President Narayanagowda C. said the city has an estimated 1,500 hotels, restaurants, fast food outlets, tea stalls and other eateries that rely on commercial LPG for their operations

Expressing his solidarity with the people of Iran, Farooq Abdullah said it is not only the region that is suffering, but the entire world has also been engulfed in an unwanted crisis

The Strait of Hormuz closure is forcing Gulf nations to slash oil production as storage tanks fill. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Iraq have significantly reduced output, with Iraq facing an imminent shutdown. Alternative routes are insufficient, raising fears of a total production halt and impacting global oil prices.

K-pop sensation ENHYPEN's Heeseung is embarking on a solo career, departing from group activities in March 2026. The agency confirmed the decision stems from Heeseung's distinct musical aspirations, with the remaining six members continuing as ENHYPEN. Heeseung expressed gratitude to his bandmates and fans, promising a new album soon.

Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh has been fined 15% of his match fee and received one demerit point for a Level 1 breach of the ICC Code of Conduct. The incident occurred during the T20 World Cup final against New Zealand when he aggressively threw the ball, hitting batter Daryl Mitchell. Arshdeep accepted the sanction, avoiding a formal hearing.

Asian airlines are hiking fares and planning for potential flight groundings as the Middle East conflict fuels a major oil shock. Indian carriers have already raised long-haul ticket prices by 15%, with Vietnam warning of up to 70% increases. Many Asian airlines, lacking robust fuel hedging, face significant vulnerability as jet fuel prices double, threatening operations and travel demand.

The mother of an accused in the Uttam Nagar murder case has approached the Delhi High Court, fearing her house might be demolished like that of a co-accused. This action follows a demolition drive by civic authorities in connection with a Holi clash that resulted in a death.

KPCC president Sunny Joseph says public declarations of candidature and premature proclamations on coalition seat-sharing will invite disciplinary action. The ultimatum assumes significance against backdrop of former KPCC president K. Sudhakaran ‘declaring’ his candidature from Kannur

A Pimpri-Chinchwad model has reconverted to Hinduism after alleging mental and physical harassment during her marriage to a Muslim businessman. She claims she was pressured to abandon Hindu practices and felt influenced into the marriage, which she now calls 'love jihad'. Enduring years of abuse for her children, she has filed a police complaint and seeks security.

The sources said the Cabinet has cleared various amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and the Companies Act, 2013