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Bengal Rape-Murder Suspect Killed in Encounter; Wife Says He Was Capable of Crime

A man accused of rape and murder was killed in a police encounter in West Bengal. The case began when a young girl went missing on July 4, with her body discovered the following day stuffed in a sack in the Surjyapur Haat area. The gruesome discovery sparked protests among local residents. Following the encounter, the accused's wife stated that her husband was indeed capable of committing such a crime.

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Mamata Accuses Bengal Police of Acting as BJP Cadres, Alleges House Arrest

West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has accused the state police of acting like BJP cadres and undermining a court order. She alleged that she was kept under police surveillance amounting to house arrest. Banerjee claimed that participants in a rally — held over the alleged rape and murder of a minor — were attacked despite having court permission to protest. She further charged the administration with failing to maintain peace and allowing a complete breakdown of law and order in West Bengal.

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TMC and BJP Workers Clash During Kolkata Protest March, Police Intervene

Workers from the Trinamool Congress and BJP came to blows during a protest march held in Kolkata. The demonstration turned violent as agitated supporters from both parties engaged in fist fights. Security forces were deployed to restore order and resorted to a mild baton charge to control the situation. The protest march was held in connection with a rape-murder case that has sparked public outrage in the city.

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Thane Doctor Assaulted, Remains in Emotional Distress Say Parents

A doctor named Dr Srishti Baviskar from Thane has been assaulted, leaving her in a state of shock and emotional distress. Her parents revealed that she is currently resting at home and is afraid to return to work following the incident. The attack has had a significant psychological impact on the young medical professional. Her parents spoke out to highlight the trauma their daughter is experiencing in the aftermath of the assault.

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Why US, Russia and China Are Competing for Influence Over Greenland

Greenland has emerged as a focal point of global geopolitical rivalry involving the United States, Russia, and China. Its strategic Arctic location makes it a critical asset for military positioning and monitoring in an increasingly tense international environment. Climate change is accelerating the melting of Arctic ice, opening new shipping routes and making previously inaccessible natural resources easier to exploit. Greenland is believed to hold vast reserves of rare earth minerals and fossil fuels, making it economically attractive to major powers. The shifting dynamics of global trade and security have thus elevated the island's importance far beyond its small population and remote geography.

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Fadnavis Defends Rs 7,000-Crore Project After Landslide Triggers Political Row

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis hit back at the opposition amid controversy over a newly inaugurated infrastructure project worth Rs 7,000 crore. The dispute flared after heavy rainfall caused a landslide on the project, bringing traffic to a halt for approximately 18 hours. Opposition leaders seized on the incident to criticise the government, referring to it as the 'Missing Link' row. Fadnavis responded defiantly, stating he was unaffected by the criticism directed at him.

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Iran Accuses US of Cheating at World Cup Amid Rules Row

Iran has leveled accusations of cheating against the United States at the FIFA World Cup, alleging that American officials bent rules and bullied rival teams. The remarks came in the wake of Egypt's 3-2 defeat to defending champions Argentina in the Round of 16. Iranian officials claimed the US was using its influence to gain unfair advantages in the tournament. The accusations have added a political dimension to what has already been a high-profile World Cup competition.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

USCIS mandates handwritten signatures on immigration forms from July 10

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will enforce new signature rules starting July 10, affecting H-1B and Green Card applicants. Under the updated policy, all immigration forms must carry handwritten or properly reproduced signatures. Any form submitted with an improper signature will be outright rejected, with no opportunity for the applicant to make corrections. Authorities advise applicants to sign documents by hand before submission to avoid rejection. The policy is intended to strengthen the integrity and authenticity of the immigration process.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

How Data Mismatches Trigger Income Tax Notices and Delay Refunds

Tax authorities are increasingly issuing notices based on data inconsistencies found in income tax returns rather than any deliberate wrongdoing by taxpayers. Even minor discrepancies between filed returns and third-party data can prompt scrutiny from the tax department. Receiving a notice not only requires taxpayers to explain the mismatch but can also freeze pending refund claims until the issue is resolved. Taxpayers are therefore advised to ensure accuracy and consistency in their ITR filings to avoid unwanted scrutiny.

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Flash Floods Hit Arunachal Pradesh's Lohit District, Damaging Several Homes

Flash floods struck the Lohit district of Arunachal Pradesh following heavy rainfall, damaging multiple houses in the area. The floods affected Shivaji Nagar, where residents reported significant impact on their homes and surroundings. Locals attribute the flooding primarily to infrastructure construction that has been ongoing in the adjacent hills for the past three years. They claim that the construction activities blocked several streams and rivulets, worsening the flood situation. The incident highlights concerns over how large-scale construction near water channels can heighten the risk of flooding in vulnerable communities.

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Kashi Vishwanath Theft Sparks Temple Governance Reforms Across India

A theft at the Kashi Vishwanath temple has raised serious concerns about how major religious sites are managed in India. The incident has brought scrutiny to record-keeping practices, staff recruitment, and administrative oversight at temple trusts. In response, the Kashi Vishwanath trust has constituted a three-member committee to address these governance gaps. The committee has been tasked with appointing a chief executive officer to bring professionalism to the temple's day-to-day operations. The development is being seen as a turning point in how prominent temples across the country are administered.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Argentina coach Scaloni breaks down after dramatic 3-2 comeback win over Egypt

Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni was visibly overwhelmed with emotion following his team's stunning 3-2 victory over Egypt at the FIFA World Cup. Argentina had trailed 2-0 before staging a remarkable late comeback, with goals from Cristian Romero, Lionel Messi, and Enzo Fernández sealing the win. Scaloni walked away mid-interview during a live broadcast, apologising to the interviewer as he struggled to compose himself. He later explained that his tears reflected how deeply emotional he felt, and expressed pride in his players' fighting spirit and resilience.

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Building Collapses Near Pune After Garbage Mound Falls on It, 15 Trapped

A building collapsed near Pune after a mound of garbage fell on it, leaving 15 people trapped inside. The incident is believed to have occurred while workers were present at the site during working hours. Most of those trapped are reportedly employees of a private company that operated out of the building. Rescue operations were launched following the collapse to free those stuck inside. The exact cause of the garbage mound giving way has not yet been officially confirmed.

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Assam Assembly Debates Inter-State Boundary Disputes and Encroachment Concerns

The issue of inter-state boundary disputes and encroachment was raised in the Assam Legislative Assembly. Minister Atul Bora noted that when new states were carved out, boundaries were not fully demarcated, which has led to ongoing disputes in border regions. These unresolved boundary questions have continued to create tensions between Assam and its neighboring states. The discussion in the Assembly highlighted the need to address both the legal and administrative aspects of these long-standing territorial disagreements.

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