EPFO raises wage ceiling to Rs 25k, coverage up by Rs 1 crore

Supreme Court allows aggrieved parties to seek removal of court clips on social media

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that individuals who feel harmed by court proceeding clips circulating on social media can seek their deletion. This marks a significant update to the court's earlier stance, which had banned uploads of court footage without prior approval from the Supreme Court or High Courts. The new directive provides a legal recourse for parties who believe such recordings violate their rights or cause them harm. The ruling balances the principles of open justice with the protection of individuals affected by the spread of court-related content online.

‘Every minute important’: Inside the fast-track court racing to try NEET leak case

US House passes Russia sanctions bill that could hit India with 100% tariffs

The US House of Representatives has passed a sanctions bill targeting Russian officials and the country's energy sector. The legislation grants President Trump the authority to impose steep tariffs on major purchasers of Russian oil. India, which has significantly increased its Russian energy imports, could face tariffs as high as 100 percent on its goods. The bill also expands existing sanctions against Russia and extends measures targeting Iran by five years. It now awaits President Trump's signature to become law.

Pakistan lodges protest after Delhi summons Islamabad envoy over warship collision in Arabian Sea