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US Energy Department Engineer Arrested for Aiding Iran-Backed Houthis

A US Department of Energy engineer has been arrested on charges of providing material support to the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The engineer allegedly transmitted classified national defense information to an individual linked to the group. This arrest occurred in Colorado, as announced by federal authorities. The charges stem from an investigation into the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive data. The case highlights concerns over insider threats to national security.

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Patna High Court rescues taxpayer charged twice for same demand

The Patna High Court intervened in a case where a taxpayer was forced to pay the same tax demand twice in 2022. The individual had paid Rs 1.24 lakh to the Income Tax Department, but the amount was mistakenly not recorded against his Permanent Account Number (PAN). Authorities then levied the same amount again from his bank account. The court has now directed the department to refund the wrongly collected second payment with interest.

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New BJP Madhya Pradesh chief asks party members to reduce use of flowers, garlands

The newly appointed chief of the BJP's Madhya Pradesh unit has issued a directive to party members. He has asked them to significantly cut down on the use of flowers and garlands at party events and functions. This instruction was reportedly given during his initial address after taking charge of the state unit. The move is framed as an effort to promote simplicity and curb unnecessary expenditure within the party.

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Last Lashkar suspect in 2019 Pahalgam attack arrested after 527-day manhunt

Indian security forces have arrested Hashim Moosa, the final suspect linked to the 2019 terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Moosa, alleged to be a Lashkar-e-Taiba operative, was captured after a 527-day nationwide manhunt. The attack targeted a Central Reserve Police Force patrol, resulting in multiple casualties. His arrest concludes the intensive search for individuals connected to this specific assault.

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India invites China to tourism meet in Arunachal's Tawang

India has selected Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh as the venue for a national tourism stakeholders' meeting. The event is scheduled for April 22 and 23. China is among the foreign countries that have been invited to participate. This move comes despite China's longstanding territorial claims over the region, which India rejects. The invitation is seen as part of diplomatic outreach.

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Central Vista plan includes library space, cultural ministry confirms

The Ministry of Culture confirmed that space for a library is included in the Central Vista redevelopment plan in New Delhi. The statement was made in response to a question in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. It clarified that detailed planning for the library's design and collection will be decided later. The ministry emphasized the project aims to create a modern, integrated cultural district for the nation.

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Election Commission orders special voter drive in 20 states with low registration

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has directed a special drive to enrol voters in 20 states and union territories. The initiative targets areas where the Special Summary Revision (SSR) process yielded lower-than-expected registration numbers. The drive will focus on enrolling young voters and those left out of the regular process. The ECI aims to ensure no eligible voter is excluded ahead of upcoming elections.

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OpenAI Fires Staff Over Mishandling Sensitive Information

OpenAI dismissed three employees for improperly handling sensitive information. At least two of these staffers reportedly worked on AI safety and alignment efforts. The AI lab, based in San Francisco, did not publicly identify the individuals. The incident was reported by major financial news outlets, including the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman praised globally for bravery after Pakistan capture

Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman has received widespread praise for his conduct after being captured by Pakistan. His actions followed an aerial engagement between the two countries in late February 2019. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former US President Donald Trump were among those who commended his bravery. The pilot, a graduate of a flying school in Maharashtra, was described by former instructors as a confident and reliable individual. He was returned to India after intense diplomatic efforts.

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BJP Criticizes Rahul Gandhi Over Karnataka Government's SC Plea in KPSC Recruitment Case

The Bharatiya Janata Party has targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding a Karnataka government petition to the Supreme Court. The state government, led by the Congress party, has approached the court seeking to overturn a high court order related to a Karnataka Public Service Commission recruitment process. The BJP's criticism centers on the government's legal move in this ongoing recruitment controversy. This political dispute stems from a long-running row over appointments to state government posts.

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Minority Shareholders Question Merger Plan Ahead of Tata Sons IPO

Minority shareholders Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh have raised concerns to the NCLT regarding a proposed merger of Tata Consumer Products with three group companies. The shareholders argue the move appears designed to circumvent a regulatory mandate requiring Tata Sons to launch a public offering by September 2025. Their filing, submitted to the National Company Law Tribunal, seeks a review of the merger's valuation methodology and fairness. The legal intervention highlights ongoing corporate governance debates within the Tata Group.

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Supreme Court judges decline invite from parliamentary panel on one-nation one-election

Judges of India's Supreme Court have chosen not to attend a meeting with a parliamentary committee. The panel, led by former President Ram Nath Kovind, sought their views on the 'one-nation, one-election' proposal. This proposal aims to synchronize elections for the Lok Sabha and all state assemblies. The judges declined as the matter is currently under judicial consideration by the Supreme Court itself.

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Bombay High Court criticizes Maharashtra officials for casual approach to duties

The Bombay High Court reprimanded government officials in Maharashtra for their casual approach to public service. The court emphasized that these officials are public servants with significant responsibilities. This admonition came during a hearing on a matter concerning official procedures. The judges expressed concern that such an attitude could undermine governance and public trust.

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Supreme Court questions lack of uniform criteria for judicial transfers

The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over the lack of uniform criteria used by its collegium for approving requests for compassionate transfers of judges. These transfers are sought by judges for personal or family reasons. The court observed that the current system lacks transparency and appears to be inconsistent. It has directed the Attorney General to provide clarity on the principles guiding these decisions.

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PFRDA Considers Direct Pension Fund Investment in Major Infrastructure

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority is exploring a new investment avenue for pension funds. The proposal would allow these funds to invest directly into large-scale national infrastructure projects. This move aims to provide long-term capital for infrastructure development while seeking stable returns for subscribers. The plan is currently in the discussion and evaluation phase.

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