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    Operation Shield: India prepares for future threats with massive civil defence drills across border states

    India is initiating Operation Shield, a large-scale civil defence exercise across states bordering Pakistan, in response to escalating regional tensions and recent terrorist attacks. The drill, overseen by the Ministry of Home Affairs, aims to address gaps in civil defence preparedness through simulated war-like scenarios, including blackouts and mock evacuations.

    Day after being blocked by trade court, Trump's tariffs to remain in effect after appeals court grants stay

    A US federal appeals court has temporarily reinstated US President Donald Trump’s broad “Liberation Day” tariffs, just one day after a lower trade court ruled he had unlawfully invoked emergency powers to impose them. While the ruling restores the White House’s leverage for now, legal experts say a longer battle looms. Trump’s administration is expected to pursue alternative authorities if the appeal fails. Businesses and foreign governments remain cautious as tariff-related uncertainty continues to impact trade and global markets.

    Siblings at war to claim father's throne? In Telangana, Kavitha-KTR rift deepens, triggering fresh split rumours within KCR's BRS

    Kalvakuntla Kavitha, a senior BRS leader, has accused party members of plotting to merge with the BJP while she was jailed, a move she strongly opposed. She criticized the leadership, indirectly pointing to KTR, for inaction against these 'internal coverts' and for ignoring attacks from the Congress party. This internal conflict surfaces amidst the BRS's 25th-anniversary celebrations and legal battles.

    Oil prices set for weekly drop with tariff legal battles, OPEC+ in focus

    Brent crude futures slipped 26 cents, or 0.41%, to $63.89 a barrel by 0104 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude fell 27 cents, or 0.44%, to $60.67 a barrel. The Brent July futures contract is due to expire on Friday.

    Will Rihanna and Serena Williams be called to testify in Diddy trial? Their bikini-clad photo appears at rapper's freak-off party

    Diddy's legal team introduced a bikini photo of Rihanna and Serena Williams into evidence during his trafficking trial, aiming to challenge Cassie Ventura's claims. The defense suggests the image, featuring Ventura with the celebrities, portrays her as a willing participant in past events.

    Blake Lively abandoned by Taylor Swift's close friends amid Justin Baldoni lawsuit, insider claims it’s over

    Blake Lively's legal issues with Justin Baldoni have reportedly led to a fallout with Taylor Swift and her inner circle. Swift's friends, including Cara Delevingne, Gigi Hadid, and Sophie Turner, have allegedly cut ties with Lively after accusations that she tried to involve Swift in the dispute.

    • Real reason why Melania Trump came clean about Barron Trump and Harvard revealed

      Social media was abuzz with rumours that President Donald Trump has been targetting the elite Harvard University as his youngest son Barron Trump was rejected by the Ivy League institution. The rumours were put to rest by Melania Trump and her term saying Barron did not apply to Harvard. Now, the real reason why the US First Lady came clean about Barron and Harvard has been revealed.

      New York Times to let Amazon use its stories to train AI models

      The New York Times has entered into a licensing agreement with Amazon for an undisclosed amount, allowing the tech giant to utilise its editorial content for training AI models. This deal, the first for The Times, arrives amidst an ongoing copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft.

      Which Trump trade tariffs were overturned in a seismic court ruling, which ones remain, here’s all the details on how this economic shakeup will impact businesses and global trade in 2025?

      Trump-era tariffs overturned is the big headline shaking up U.S. trade in 2025. On May 28, the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled that President Donald Trump’s broad import tariffs—like the 10% on all goods and 25% on Canada, Mexico, and China—went beyond his legal powers. These tariffs were removed, helping businesses and importers breathe easier. But others, like steel and auto tariffs, still remain under different laws. The decision moved global markets, boosted tech stocks, and now sets up a new legal fight. Here's what changed, what’s staying, and how it could affect your pocket and the U.S. economy.

      South Asia's 'largest' battery energy storage system inaugurated at Delhi's Kilokari

      Delhi's Power Minister Ashish Sood inaugurated a 20-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) at Kilokari, hailed as South Asia's largest. This commercially approved system will enhance power supply for over one lakh South Delhi residents. The BESS, utilizing Lithium Iron Phosphate technology, ensures reliable power, grid stability, and optimized costs, marking a new standard for urban energy management.

      Maharana Pratap Jayanti: Are banks closed or open today in your state on May 29, 2025?

      Bank holiday today: Banks in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, will remain closed on May 29, 2025, in observance of Maharana Pratap Jayanti. Online banking services will be available to the bank customers. Several states will observe bank holidays in June 2025. These include Id-ul-Ad'ha, Bakri ID, Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti, Ratha Yatra, and Remna Ni.

      The real reason why Taylor Swift skipped the AMAs and it is linked to Blake Lively

      Taylor Swift's absence from the 2025 AMAs stemmed from her desire to avoid media scrutiny surrounding Blake Lively's legal battle with Justin Baldoni. Swift, once close to Lively, was briefly entangled in the dispute when subpoenaed, though it was later withdrawn.

      IndusLaw joins hands with CMS as foreign law firms eye India post sector liberalisation

      IndusLaw has strategically partnered with CMS, a global legal powerhouse, following the Bar Council of India's decision to allow foreign law firms. This collaboration enhances IndusLaw's international reach and provides CMS with a foothold in the rapidly growing Indian legal market. The partnership aims to offer clients coordinated legal services, leveraging the strengths of both firms.

      Uzma Ahmed's story inspired The Diplomat but what motivated her to escape captivity in Pakistan? Her answer gave John Abraham goosebumps

      Uzma Ahmed's harrowing experience of being trapped and forced into marriage in Pakistan in 2017 became a symbol of resilience. Her courageous escape, aided by Indian diplomat JP Singh, inspired the film 'The Diplomat.' The movie portrays Uzma's ordeal and the diplomatic efforts to secure her safe return to India, highlighting her determination to reunite with her daughter.

      Beyond credit ratings: Building a more multifaceted framework for assessing risk in alternative debt markets

      The 2008 financial crisis exposed the limitations of relying solely on credit ratings, particularly in alternative debt markets. A more comprehensive risk assessment is needed, considering security enforcement, fraud, and issuer credit risk. Investors should supplement ratings with expert views and focus on legal enforceability, security composition, and governance for smarter capital allocation.

      Law firms plot a new course through geopolitics

      Geopolitical risks are increasingly influencing corporate decisions, prompting Indian law firms to expand their services. Firms like DSK Legal and Economic Laws Practice are incorporating expertise in international relations and economics to advise clients on navigating political volatility and regulatory complexities. This shift reflects a growing awareness among companies of the impact of global events on business operations.

      Mumbai’s Pali Hill society ordered to vacate land leased by Bollywood icons in 1959, after decades-long dispute

      A Mumbai court has ordered the eviction of 162 families from the Cozihom Cooperative Housing Society in Pali Hill, following a 33-year legal battle. The dispute, initiated by Kamal Amrohi in 1991, concerns unpaid rent on land leased in 1959 by him and Meena Kumari. Tajdar Amrohi, Kamal's son, and Arham Land Developers won the case.

      Reliance Infra clears Rs 3,300 cr debt in FY25, standalone net debt to banks and FIs at 'zero'

      Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, led by Anil Ambani, has achieved debt-free status on a standalone basis by FY25, eliminating bank and financial institution loans. The company reported a consolidated profit of Rs 4,387 crore in Q4 FY25, with adjusted EBITDA soaring by 681%. Operational improvements include reduced transmission losses in Delhi and increased ridership on Mumbai Metro Line 1.

      Cyber support center set up in Jaipur to strengthen cybersecurity

      Rajasthan inaugurated its first 'Cyber Support Center' in Jaipur to combat rising cyber threats. Operated by an NGO and supported by the Kogta Foundation, the center will offer free psychological, legal, and technical assistance to cybercrime victims. It aims to address online harassment, promote cyber wellness, and strengthen cybersecurity through educational initiatives, training programs, and awareness campaigns.

      Taylor Swift reportedly regrets ever meeting Blake Lively as Baldoni drama threatens to tarnish her image

      Taylor Swift is reportedly ending her friendship with Blake Lively. This decision follows Lively's legal issues with Justin Baldoni. Swift feels the drama jeopardises her image and mental health. Sources say Swift and Travis Kelce are distancing themselves from Lively and Ryan Reynolds.

      SC upholds Rs 186 cr payout by Rajasthan Discom to Adani Power over ‘change in law’

      The Supreme Court supported an order. It directed Rajasthan discom to pay Adani Power one hundred eighty six crore rupees. This payment covers benefits due to a 'change in law'. It includes carrying costs at Late Payment Surcharge rates. The dispute arose from a 2009 power purchase agreement. It involved supply of power to Rajasthan discoms.

      Taylor Swift wins round one: Justin Baldoni drops subpoena after her lawyers call it unwarranted

      Taylor Swift emerged victorious in a legal dispute without a court appearance after Justin Baldoni withdrew subpoenas targeting her and her lawyers. Swift's legal team denounced the move as a publicity stunt, while Blake Lively's spokesperson accused Baldoni of using Swift's fame as a distraction.

      Blake Lively breaks silence as Justin Baldoni drops Taylor Swift subpoena in explosive $400 million lawsuit

      Blake Lively has spoken out after Justin Baldoni withdrew a subpoena aimed at Taylor Swift in their escalating $400 million legal battle. Lively, who accused Baldoni of sexual harassment, criticized attempts to involve Swift, calling it a distraction. Swift’s team denounced the move as “tabloid clickbait,” confirming she had no involvement in the film at the heart of the dispute.

      Kanye West battling mystery ailment and undergoing treatment at Spain retreat

      Kanye West, also known as Ye, is currently in Spain for treatment. He missed a deposition in a case filed by ex-employee Benjamin Provo. Provo alleges racial discrimination and wrongful termination. He claims West treated Black employees unfairly. He also says West wanted him to cut his dreadlocks. West denies all allegations. The legal battle is ongoing.

      Delhi's power demand peaks at 7748 MW; likely to cross 9000 MW mark

      Delhi's power demand surged to a peak of 7748 MW on Wednesday, the highest this year, driven by intense summer heat. The peak demand, recorded at 3:29 PM, is the highest since 2020 for this date. BSES and TPDDL successfully met their peak demands, urging consumers to adopt energy-saving measures like setting AC thermostats at 24 degrees Celsius.

      Epic Games says Fortnite back on Apple's US App Store

      Last week, "Fortnite" became unavailable on the App Store around the world, apparently as the result of an updated version of the game being rejected by Apple. While Fortnite with its millions of daily players had already been unavailable to iPhone users in the United States, the block on downloads of the cartoonish multiplayer shooter affected the entire globe.

      Delhi's power demand at 7265 MW soars to highest this summer so far

      Delhi's power demand surged to 7265 MW on Monday, marking the highest peak for May 1-19 in four years, according to discom officials. BSES discoms successfully met demands of 3227 MW and 1596 MW in their respective areas. TPDDL also reported a peak demand of 2,136 MW, ensuring uninterrupted supply through strategic power procurement and advanced technology.

      Antonio Brown’s net worth as of 2025; firing shots to punch a hole?

      Antonio Brown’s estimated net worth of $10 million to $15 million is under fresh scrutiny following reports of his involvement in a chaotic incident outside the BrandRisk influencer boxing event in Miami. The former NFL wide receiver, who once earned $17 million annually and signed a $68 million contract in 2019, now finds himself at the center of legal and financial questions after allegedly pulling a firearm and firing shots to disperse a crowd

      Blake Lively reportedly pressured Taylor Swift to delete their texts as legal firestorm with Justin Baldoni intensifies

      Blake Lively is caught in a legal fight with co-star Justin Baldoni. Taylor Swift came into the picture after claims that she was asked to delete online conversations. A judge later dismissed Baldoni’s claims.

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