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    US urges citizens to exercise 'increased caution' while travelling to India

    The United States has cautioned its citizens planning to visit India. The advisory highlights concerns about crime and sexual assault. Certain areas are flagged as risky due to terrorism. Maoist activities are a concern in central and eastern regions. Travel to Manipur and Jammu and Kashmir is discouraged. US government employees face restrictions in several states.

    Rashmika Mandanna’s steep pay cut after Pushpa 2 raises eyebrows. What is going on behind the scenes?

    Rashmika Mandanna’s career is soaring, but her paycheck isn’t keeping up. After commanding ₹10 crore for Pushpa 2, she reportedly earned significantly less for Chhaava, Sikander, and Kuberaa. Despite fan frenzy and commercial success, her declining fees have puzzled fans and triggered debate—highlighting the unpredictable economics behind fame, talent, and gendered pay structures in Indian cinema.

    WBCPCR issues show-cause notice to BJP leader Amit Malviya over minor's identity disclosure

    The West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights (WBCPCR) has issued a show-cause notice to BJP leader Amit Malviya for allegedly revealing the identity of a minor girl found dead in Canning. Malviya had posted on X, claiming the girl was gangraped and murdered, also sharing a blurred photo.

    Canberra man on parole charged with strangling, raping, and harassing partner in months-long abuse ordeal

    A 39-year-old Canberra man, recently paroled in April 2025, faces serious charges after allegedly assaulting his partner over several months, starting in December 2024. The charges include aggravated assault, sexual intercourse without consent, and using a carriage service to menace and harass. The man's arrest has prompted renewed scrutiny of parole monitoring procedures in the ACT.

    Christchurch woman alleges two-day captivity, seeks emergency relocation from Kāinga Ora housing

    A Christchurch woman claims she was held captive, assaulted, and raped in her Kāinga Ora home by an intruder. Despite ongoing safety threats, she says requests for emergency relocation remain unanswered. Corrections admits a communication failure enabled contact from the accused while in prison. Authorities continue investigating the incident

    Drug ban in Malayalam movie industry: Kerala producers make new rule compulsory in film contracts, claims report

    The Kerala Film Producers Association (KFPA) is set to introduce a mandatory 'no drugs' affidavit for all cast and crew working in the Malayalam film industry. Starting June 26, individuals will be required to sign this affidavit along with their payment contracts, pledging not to use drugs on set or in their accommodations. The move comes in response to a series of recent drug-related incidents involving actors and directors.

    The Economic Times
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