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Yellowstone Supervolcano Eruption Would Displace 200,000 and Disrupt Global Systems

A potential eruption at Yellowstone National Park would have severe consequences for the United States and beyond. Scientists say warning signs such as seismic activity and ground deformation would likely precede any eruption, allowing time for response. Authorities would need to evacuate approximately 200,000 residents and visitors from the surrounding area. The resulting ash cloud would cause widespread disruption to transportation networks and agricultural production for extended periods.

Katy Perry wins $15M Montecito mansion after five-year legal battle

In July 2020, pop star Katy Perry agreed to purchase a $15 million luxury mansion in Montecito, California. The deal quickly became contentious when seller Carl Westcott backed out of the agreement and filed a lawsuit. Westcott challenged the contract's validity, claiming his mental capacity had been compromised following a surgery. The case went through court proceedings, after which a judge ruled in Perry's favor. Perry was awarded ownership of the property along with damages and legal costs.

Roshibina Devi claims silver in wushu sanda 60kg at Asian Games

Indian wushu athlete Naorem Roshibina Devi won a silver medal in the women's sanda 60kg category at the Asian Games. She faced China's Zhang Xiaoyu in the final but lost by a score of 0-2, with her opponent winning both rounds decisively. The defeat marks Roshibina's second consecutive silver medal at the Asian Games, having also finished runner-up at the 2022 Hangzhou edition. Despite the loss, the achievement highlights her continued consistency at the top level of Asian competition.

Son of Israel's US Ambassador Hurt in West Bank Car-Ramming Attack

A car-ramming attack occurred at an intersection near the Israeli settlement of Beit Horon, west of Ramallah, in the West Bank. A Palestinian man allegedly drove a vehicle at high speed toward Israeli security personnel conducting vehicle searches at the site. Among those injured was the son of Israel's ambassador to the United States. Israeli police confirmed the incident and identified the attacker's nationality. The attack adds to ongoing tensions in the volatile West Bank region.

In talks with Marco Rubio, Jaishankar flags India concerns over Russia sanctions

US Citizen Injured During Mistaken ICE Detention Attempt in Illinois

A US citizen was injured after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents attempted to detain him by mistake. The incident occurred in Illinois and has drawn sharp condemnation from state officials. The episode adds to growing public backlash against ICE operations in communities across the United States. ICE recently reported a record-breaking month of immigration arrests, with nearly 51,000 people taken into custody. Critics argue the surge in enforcement activity has increased the risk of wrongful detentions.

Exclusive: 2 days after Justice Chavan’s exit over ex-IAS officer’s presence, Maharashtra UCC panel inducted him as member

Govt rejects OIC's J&K references as 'factually incorrect'

8 US Navy sailors attempted suicide during USS Lincoln's Iran deployment

Germany ready to sign $8bn submarine deal with India: Envoy

Delhi Approves 5.5-Km Elevated Corridor To Bypass 12 Junctions

DMRC had prepared MMI plans for 31 stations across its Phase I and Phase II corridors. With the latest six receiving approval, all 31 plans have now been cleared by UTTIPEC.

From ISRO to the stage: The many lives of ‘Soorya’ Krishnamoorthy

Kerala CM Satheesan’s private flights stir a row, opposition wants wings clipped

Cannot be compelled to carry a pregnancy, says J&K High Court on 11-year-old girl’s case

How did 1,700 errors creep into Odisha school textbooks? Some answers

BJP spent Rs 529 crore in last election cycle, 54% on Bengal alone

Trump-Xi meeting: What's on agenda as Chinese president begins 3-day US visit

Airtel Money plans to list on LSE, looks to raise $800mn

Delhi to Deploy 1,300 Pink E-Autos Reserved for Women and Transgender Drivers

The Delhi government has approved the allocation of 1,300 pink electric auto-rickshaws exclusively for women and transgender drivers. The vehicles will be distributed across all 13 revenue districts of the capital. Each district will receive up to 90 e-autos designated for women drivers and 10 for transgender persons. The initiative aims to promote inclusive employment and safer mobility options for marginalized groups in the city.

Inflation to stay within band: RBI deputy governor Poonam Gupta