Northeast tourism push: New permit rules aim to attract foreign visitors

Tear Gas and Clashes Mark Third Weekend of Nationwide Protests in France

Demonstrations across France drew an estimated 320,000 people protesting rising living costs and government policies. In Paris, fresh confrontations broke out between police and protesters, and officers deployed tear gas to disperse crowds. Although many gatherings remained peaceful, some demonstrators clashed violently with security forces. The movement includes a coalition of youth groups pressing for action on economic inequality and public services. The unrest marks the third consecutive weekend of such protests.

MBA student dies after jumping from Poornima University building

Rahul Gandhi Names Election Chief Gyanesh Kumar as First Target, Vows Accountability

Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, has explained why the INDIA bloc has intensified its criticism of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He accused the election chief of functioning as a tool of the ruling establishment. Gandhi warned that officials allegedly undermining democratic institutions would face consequences. He also cautioned the CEC and other officials that constitutional protections would not shield them from accountability.

Golfer's family ordered to pay restaurant $1,950 in fees after disputed Masters meal bill

A legal dispute arose between a California restaurant and the family of a golfer over a catering bill. The restaurant served meals during the Masters tournament without any prior agreement on costs. After the family departed early, they were billed nearly $75,000, a sum they challenged in court. The jury ultimately awarded the restaurant $60,391, while the court largely rejected its request for additional attorney fees.