UP Woman, Lover, and Son Kill Husband Over First Wife Contact

Congress calls SIR 'Shah Instigated Removal', flags large-scale voter deletions

Uday Kotak Calls for Committee to Tackle India's Gold Hoarding Challenge

Billionaire banker Uday Kotak has highlighted India's deep attachment to gold as a major economic puzzle that needs urgent resolution. He suggested forming a dedicated committee to devise a workable solution around the country's gold consumption habits. The proposed body would aim to balance individual preferences for gold ownership with broader national economic concerns. Kotak specifically flagged the impact of gold demand on India's capital account and current account deficits as key issues to address.

Seattle boy, 10, attends school for first time after years living in a tent

A 10-year-old boy from Seattle attended school for the first time after spending much of his childhood living in a tent. His mother had been struggling with fentanyl addiction, which contributed to their unstable living situation. A dedicated 11-month outreach effort by support workers helped both the child and his mother access the help they needed. The mother entered an addiction treatment program in January, marking a turning point for the family. After completing his first day at school, the boy expressed eagerness to return, saying he wanted to go back.

Country Singer John Rich Saves Tennessee Farmer Wrongly Charged by IRS

A Tennessee farmer received an erroneous $20,000 IRS tax refund and spent four years attempting to return the money to the government. Despite his honest efforts, the IRS charged him approximately $4,000 in interest and penalties, putting his farm at risk of being lost. The farmer's prolonged struggle with the federal agency went unresolved through official channels. Country singer John Rich eventually learned of the situation and intervened on the farmer's behalf. Rich's involvement helped bring attention to the case and offered the farmer a path out of the financial and legal trouble caused by the government's own error.