Bill Clinton came to India post-Lewinsky, but ‘old habits die hard’, writes Sonia

2008 CRPF camp attack convict shot dead by unknown gunman in UP

A man convicted in connection with the 2008 attack on a CRPF camp has reportedly been shot dead by an unidentified gunman in Uttar Pradesh. The victim was linked to the 2008 assault, which targeted a Central Reserve Police Force facility. Police have not yet identified the assailant, and the motive behind the killing remains unclear. The incident has been reported by the Times of India, based on the original article text provided.

Netanyahu under pressure as Eisenkot-led opposition bloc agrees on key posts

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing mounting political pressure as opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot builds alignments with influential figures. Comments from a former adviser have reportedly suggested that Netanyahu is feeling anxious about the situation. Coalition talks that include ultra-Orthodox parties are also taking shape amid the shifting political landscape. Analysts note these developments could carry implications for Netanyahu's ongoing corruption case.

Indiana appeals court upholds $221,704 judgment in modular home payment dispute

An Indiana couple withheld the final payment on a modular home that cost $211,235, pointing to construction defects as the reason. The Indiana Court of Appeals rejected their position and affirmed a $221,704 judgment against them. The court concluded that the builder had substantially fulfilled its contract. It also found that the couple had blocked the builder from finishing the outstanding work.

Ukraine talks begin, India pushes for safe Black Sea, quick end to war