Kriishna Chiranjeevi

The Supreme Court addressed petitions against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, focusing on 'waqf by user' and non-Muslim board inclusion. The court questioned disallowing 'waqf by user' due to document challenges, recognising its historical validity. Concerns were raised about violence during protests against the Act, with the court emphasizing that pending legal matters should not incite unrest.

Amidst the trade tensions between the US and China, India emerges as a key player. Companies like Apple are shifting production to India. This shift is due to tariffs and India's conciliatory trade stance. The Indian government is providing incentives to boost manufacturing. While challenges remain, India is well-positioned to benefit from the global supply chain shifts.

However, people born into Islam or Hinduism rarely change religions or stop believing, finds a survey of 36 countries by Pew Research Centre

A US district judge has found probable cause to hold Trump administration officials in criminal contempt for defying court orders. These orders had blocked the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members under the Alien Enemies Act. Despite the judge's mid-March ruling, the government proceeded with deportations to El Salvador, leading to political and legal backlash.

Rajasthan Royals faced a setback as captain Sanju Samson retired hurt during their IPL 2025 match against Delhi Capitals after experiencing rib pain while batting. Samson, who had scored a quick 31, walked off the field, casting doubt on RR's campaign. Earlier, Delhi Capitals posted 188/5, with contributions from Axar Patel, Tristan Stubbs, and Abhishek Porel.

Older people often worry about ‘senior moments’ but while that is a normal part of ageing, it can sometimes point to cognitive impairment. Here is how to tell the difference

Ross Gerber said in an interview recently that Elon Musk “doesn’t care” about the electric car manufacturer. He also defended his criticism after a backlash from retail investors.

China is ready to restart trade talks with the US, demanding respect, a consistent trade policy, and attention to its concerns on sanctions and Taiwan. Beijing seeks a lead negotiator with Trump's full support. This comes after a tariff hike by the US following China's block on Boeing purchases. China also condemned VP Vance's remarks about "Chinese peasants" as ignorant.

US Vice President JD Vance, accompanied by his family, will visit Italy and India from April 18-24. In India, Vance will meet PM Modi to discuss economic and geopolitical priorities amidst ongoing tariff discussions. This visit, which includes stops in New Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra, marks Vance's second international trip as Vice President.