Dipke Accuses Centre of Curbs on Anti-CEC Protests in Delhi

Hasina Raises Alarm Over Minority Safety in Bangladesh

Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has voiced serious concern about the security of minority communities in Bangladesh. She described a deep sense of insecurity among these groups. Her remarks draw attention to the protection of religious and ethnic minorities in the country. The statements reflect ongoing debate over the treatment of minorities amid Bangladesh's political changes.

Supreme Court issues notice on SIR petition, seeks records of EC decision-making

Oregon court rules woman lacks right to stay in home sold to son-in-law

An Oregon woman sold her house, valued at about $398,000, to her son-in-law in 2006 for $270,000. She said she had been promised she could live there for the rest of her life. A trial court sided with her in the resulting dispute over her occupancy. The Oregon Court of Appeals reversed that ruling, holding that the written sale papers transferred all of her ownership and did not reserve a life estate.

Gavaskar slams Shamar Joseph after bouncer strikes Arshdeep Singh in Hyderabad T20I

West Indies beat India by 24 runs in the fourth T20I in Hyderabad, leveling the series. During the match, a bouncer from Shamar Joseph struck Arshdeep Singh on the shoulder. Sunil Gavaskar criticized Joseph for the delivery, questioning why the batter was targeted. Arshdeep continued batting despite the pain, which raised concerns about his fitness. Gavaskar also said India's batters needed to take more responsibility during the chase.