Trump backs Nvidia's Huang as a China espionage controversy intensifies

Mumbai builder ordered to pay landowners over Rs 1.22 crore after withholding Rs 88 lakh

A dispute began in 2010 when two landowners and their late mother handed redevelopment rights over a Mumbai property to a builder. The family held a one-third undivided share in the property and signed an Agreement to Assign for the project. Further agreements followed in 2015, including a Supplementary Agreement and an Agreement to Offer Permanent Alternate Accommodation, both dated February 18, 2015. The builder later withheld Rs 88 lakh due under the arrangement, leading the landowners to pursue the matter. The outcome favoured the landowners, who were awarded more than Rs 1.22 crore.

Court upholds five-year protection order against ex-husband who allegedly tracked ex-wife

A woman in Washington state sought a domestic violence protection order after alleging her former husband monitored her devices and credit card spending. According to the report, he did so even though a no-contact order was already in place. The court granted a five-year protection order following his violent conduct, and he unsuccessfully challenged it. The Washington Court of Appeals upheld the order, pointing to his repeated violations as justification for keeping it in force.

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

Prince Harry Urges Tech Accountability on Child Online Safety at European Parliament

Prince Harry spoke at the European Parliament during an event on online safety, where he focused on protecting children from digital harms. He criticized technology companies for putting young people at risk and called for stronger accountability and transparency in online policies. Meghan Markle attended the event but did not give a speech, reportedly due to personal difficulties linked to her father's recent arrest. The couple's continued work on child welfare through the Archewell Foundation was highlighted during the appearance.