Alicia Eriksson

Harvard University faces potential loss of foreign student enrollment as the Department of Homeland Security demands compliance with policy changes. This action follows the stripping of federal funding and contracts due to alleged "illegal and violent activities." Secretary Noem insists on records of foreign student visa holders' violent actions, threatening Harvard's ability to enroll foreign students if compliance isn't verified.

In Delhi's Malviya Nagar, Pooja, a 27-year-old woman, was arrested. She kidnapped a day-old infant from Safdarjung Hospital. Pooja faked a pregnancy to deceive her family after seven years of childless marriage. She befriended the infant's family and snatched the baby. Police traced her through CCTV and auto-rickshaws. The newborn was found at Pooja's home.

With just one year left for the assembly polls, the fallout of the anti-Waqf law violence and the SC verdict affecting over 25,000 school teachers could be electorally damaging for the chief minister

Allahabad High Court stated that couples marrying against their parents' wishes cannot automatically demand police protection. Justice Srivastava clarified that protection is only warranted with genuine threats to life or liberty. The court emphasized couples must support each other. It noted the absence of evidence indicating threats from the families in this specific case.

Four-term MP and Supreme Court senior advocate argues the amendments violate Constitution & severely limit Muslim representation in waqf governance

Tesla investor Ross Gerber has intensified his criticism of Elon Musk, asserting that Musk's focus has shifted away from the electric car manufacturer, particularly towards his new venture, X AI. Gerber defends his stance amidst backlash, citing negative publicity stemming from Musk's actions. Despite concerns and a 33% year-to-date stock decline, Gerber's firm retains Tesla shares, anticipating a potential turnaround.

During an IPL 2025 match, Riyan Parag of Rajasthan Royals faced an unusual interruption when his bat failed a gauge check by the umpire. Forced to switch bats, Parag's displeasure was evident, and his performance dipped, scoring only 8 runs. The umpires are checking the bats as part of BCCI protocol which aims to prevent players from gaining unfair advantages in an era of aggressive powerhitting.

BluSmart, the all-electric cab service, has abruptly stopped operating in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru. Users are facing commuting problems. Drivers are also affected by this sudden closure. The shutdown follows a Sebi ban on BluSmart's co-founder Anmol Singh Jaggi and his brother Puneet Singh Jaggi. The ban is due to alleged fund misappropriation. Customers are worried about refunds.