Nvidia Faces Succession Questions as Board Weighs Leadership Future Around CEO Jensen Huang

India rejects Khalistani terrorist Pannun’s attacks on NSA, R&AW chief

Suryakumar Yadav says post-T20 World Cup phase was tough, credits daughter and wife for support

Suryakumar Yadav has acknowledged that being dropped after the 2026 T20 World Cup was a difficult period for him. He said the arrival of his daughter helped him get through the challenging stretch. The cricketer also credited his wife, Devisha, with helping him regain his passion for the game. His immediate target, he said, is to lead Mumbai to the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy title.

Supreme Court Says Government Has Wide Power to Retire Employees in Public Interest

The Supreme Court has ruled that the government holds broad authority to compulsorily retire employees in the public interest. According to the court, an employee cannot contest such a retirement simply by pointing out that a colleague with a similar service record was permitted to remain in service. The observation clarifies that comparison with other staff members alone does not form a sufficient ground for challenge. The ruling reinforces the discretion available to authorities in managing public service personnel.

BJP Targets Kasaragod Collector Over Vande Mataram Protocol Row in Kerala

The BJP has escalated a controversy in Kerala over the singing of Vande Mataram, focusing its criticism on Kasaragod District Collector Sreedhanya Suresh, an IAS officer. The party accuses her of breaching national protocol by sitting down after the first two stanzas, while the remaining stanzas were still being sung. The allegation has drawn political attention to how the national song was observed at the event. The report does not detail any formal action taken against the officer. The row highlights ongoing debate over protocol surrounding the national song in the state.