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CRPF jawan Munir Ahmed was dismissed for concealing his marriage to Pakistani citizen Menal Khan and for her visa overstay. This action was deemed a violation of service conduct and a threat to national security. While Menal faced deportation following diplomatic tensions, the High Court intervened, temporarily halting her removal from India.

​The uncertainty created by Trump is guaranteed to slow world growth. India cannot escape the consequences even though it will be less hard hit than others.

Union Minister CR Patil, in a strong statement against terrorism, refused all welcoming gestures at a Gujarat event following the Pahalgam attack that killed 26. Patil declared he would not accept bouquets or mementos until the terrorists are brought to justice.

In a thrilling IPL match, Royal Challengers Bengaluru narrowly defeated Chennai Super Kings by two runs. CSK skipper MS Dhoni took responsibility for the loss, feeling he should have converted more shots to ease pressure. Despite impressive performances from Ayush Mhatre and Ravindra Jadeja, RCB's Romario Shepherd's explosive batting and Yash Dayal's final over secured the win.

The Modi government navigates domestic pressures for retribution, fuelled by heightened awareness and middle-class outrage, while considering the implications for communal relations and political stability

Google's CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed under oath that Gemini, its AI chatbot, is expected to be integrated into Siri by mid-2025. Discussions with Apple CEO Tim Cook included Gemini app distribution, with Cook indicating more third-party AI models would be incorporated into Apple Intelligence later in 2025. This partnership would significantly expand Gemini's reach across Apple devices.

Warren Buffett surprised shareholders by announcing his intent to retire as Berkshire Hathaway CEO by year's end, naming Greg Abel as his successor. Abel, a 25-year Berkshire veteran currently overseeing non-insurance operations, will now lead the $865 billion conglomerate.

The Indian government abruptly removed Krishnamurthy Subramanian from the IMF board, six months before his term ended, amidst disagreements over IMF datasets and allegations of impropriety related to his book promotion. This decision precedes a crucial IMF meeting regarding a $1.3 billion climate resilience loan to Pakistan, a move India opposes.