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Bihar man arrested for threatening to kill PM Modi during his state visit
A 35-year-old man in Bihar has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the state. Sameer Ranjan was apprehended after police traced the WhatsApp call, made using a VPN on a local resident's phone, back to him. The threat prompted heightened security measures during the Prime Minister's engagements in Bihar.
Counter Intelligence wing of J-K Police conduct raids across Kashmir valley in terror link case
The Counter-Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) unit of the Jammu and Kashmir Police conducted searches at multiple locations across the Kashmir Valley in connection with an ongoing terror link investigation, according to the officials on Friday.
Gensol defaults on BluSmart-linked bond repayment for May
Gensol Engineering, linked to BluSmart's founders, has defaulted on Rs 4 crore in payments to its pass-through certificate (PTC) holders, impacting retail investors. The default stems from BluSmart halting operations and stalled deal talks, jeopardising loan repayments secured against vehicles. With vehicles now under lessor's control, recovery efforts are underway amidst investigations into fund diversions by Gensol's promoters.
Students or spies? How China infiltrated US universities
The United States will revoke visas of Chinese students linked to the Chinese Communist Party or studying sensitive subjects. This action follows concerns about intellectual property theft and espionage. Earlier, the Trump administration had also cited Harvard University's ties to China. Many Chinese students and researchers were found stealing technology for China.
Rajasthan govt employee, who worked as PA to a Congress leader, detained for spying for Pakistan's ISI
Sakur Khan Mangaliyar, a Rajasthan employee, was arrested in Jaisalmer. He is suspected of spying for Pakistan's ISI. The arrest is linked to Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam attack. Mangaliyar is under investigation for suspicious phone numbers and Pakistan visits. Authorities are probing possible political connections and financial transactions.
Victoria's Secret website, in-store services shut following security breach
Victoria's Secret faced a major security incident. The company closed its U.S. website and certain in-store services. This action was a precaution. The firm is working to restore operations quickly. Third-party experts are helping with the investigation. The incident caused a drop in company shares. Physical stores remain open. The company prioritizes secure operations during the probe.
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New Zealand government is leaking info and finding a culprit in media
The New Zealand government continues to struggle with unauthorized leaks from public servants, prompting investigations and internal warnings. Recent disclosures highlight ongoing concerns about information security, with the Education Ministry launching an external probe and the Public Service Commissioner reinforcing measures to prevent further leaks
Anna University rape case became a flashpoint between BJP and DMK. What it revealed, explained
Gnanasekaran was convicted in Chennai for the Anna University sexual assault case, facing 11 charges including rape. The incident sparked political turmoil as the BJP accused the DMK of enabling a culture of impunity, alleging links between the accused and the ruling party.
SpaceX’s 9th Starship rocket loses control during test flight; what went wrong this time?
SpaceX's Starship rocket faced another setback during its recent test flight from Texas on May 27, experiencing altitude control issues due to a leak. This followed previous test flights that ended in explosions, scattering debris and disrupting air traffic. Despite these challenges, SpaceX continues to gather valuable data for future improvements, aiming to achieve a successful controlled landing.
NBCC’s Kidwai Nagar project caught in GST crossfire between ministries
A GST demand on NBCC's escrow fund for the Kidwai Nagar redevelopment project has sparked a conflict between the Urban Development and Finance Ministries. The DGGI issued the notice, arguing that lease receipts collected by NBCC are subject to GST.
MCA, Sebi discuss probe into Gensol Engineering
Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey and corporate affairs secretary Deepti Gaur Mukerjee convened to address ongoing investigations into Gensol Engineering, amidst regulatory scrutiny over alleged fraud and corporate governance failures.
Ex-police chief, a rape-murder convict, escapes prison in inmate uniform
Grant Hardin, a former police chief, escaped from an Arkansas prison. He was serving time for murder and rape. Hardin fled the North Central Unit on Sunday. Authorities are searching for him. He was convicted of killing James Appleton in 2017. He was also convicted of raping Amy Harrison in 1997. The escape has raised concerns about prison security.
North Korea detains top officials after warship launch goes wrong: Report
North Korea detained top officials after a failed warship launch damaged a Choe Hyon-class destroyer, a key part of its naval modernization. Kim Jong Un blamed the incident on carelessness and irresponsibility, initiating a formal investigation into the shipyard's operations. Despite the setback, North Korea claims the damage is not serious and rehabilitation efforts are underway.
The mother of all spy factories begins to unravel as cops in Brazil uncover long-hidden trails
Russia's use of Brazil as a base for its spies has come to light at long last. These spies created new identities to infiltrate the US and Europe. Brazilian counterintelligence exposed at least nine Russian officers. Operation East, with international help, uncovered the network. Several spies were arrested or fled. Interpol notices were issued to expose them globally.
San Diego plane crash kills music agent Dave Shapiro, one other; sparks massive fire in military housing area
Plane Crashes San Diego (Google Trends): A small jet crashed into San Diego’s Murphy Canyon neighbourhood early Thursday, killing at least two people on board and injuring eight others on the ground. The aircraft, identified as a Cessna Citation II, struck power lines before plunging into a military housing area. Among the dead is Dave Shapiro, co-founder of Sound Talent Group. The plane was en route from New Jersey, with a fuel stop in Kansas. The crash caused major fire damage, destroyed vehicles, and left investigators combing the wreckage for answers.
Indian-origin man in US admits to visa scam via fake robberies
According to a statement issued by the District Attorney's (DA) office in Massachusetts beginning March 2023, Ram Patel (37) and his alleged co-conspirator Balwinder Singh (39) set up and carried out staged armed robberies of at least nine convenience/liquor stores and fast-food restaurants across the US, including at least five in Massachusetts.
Govt forms special NIA court in Manipur for trial of cases related to ethnic violence
To address the ethnic violence in Manipur, the Ministry of Home Affairs has designated a special NIA court in Churachandpur. This court will handle the trial of cases investigated by the National Investigation Agency, including the abduction and killing of six women and children.
Narco-terrorism case: SIA conducts raid in Poonch
The State Investigation Agency conducted raids in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. The raids occurred in the Sailan area's police line belt. The action relates to a narco-terrorism case. Authorities searched Zameer Sheikh's house. The investigation focuses on terror funding. The SIA is examining possible financial connections. These connections are between terrorist groups and regional individuals.
ED violating federal structure of the Constitution, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court criticized the Enforcement Directorate for overstepping its boundaries and violating the Constitution's federal structure during raids on TASMAC headquarters. The court stayed further ED proceedings in a money laundering investigation related to an alleged ₹1,000 crore scandal. The ED's investigation revealed alleged kickbacks, inflated expenses, and manipulated tenders within TASMAC.
SC stays ED probe against Tamil Nadu’s TASMAC for liquor stores, slams agency for 'crossing all limits'
The Supreme Court has put a hold on the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) money laundering investigation into TASMAC, Tamil Nadu's state-run liquor retailer. Notices have been issued to the ED following petitions from the Tamil Nadu government and TASMAC, challenging the ED's power to investigate a state entity.
New Orleans jail break: two women arrested for aiding prisoners, face 5 years in prison
In New Orleans, two women, Cortnie Harris and Corvanntay Baptiste, face charges for aiding inmates who escaped from Orleans Justice Center. Harris allegedly drove escapees, while Baptiste helped Corey Boyd. The jailbreak involved ten prisoners, with five still at large. Sterling Williams, a jail employee, is also arrested for facilitating the escape.
Why chats, emails and messages are under central intelligence agencies scanner since Operation Sindoor
Following Operation Sindoor's launch on May 7, central intelligence agencies are monitoring cross-border communications between individuals in J&K and other border states, and elements in Pakistan. The aim is to identify terror support cells and potential traitors with links to Pakistani jihadi groups or the ISI.
Trump’s ally calls for H-1B visa curbs after action on Indian travel agencies linked to illegal immigration
Following visa restrictions on Indian travel agencies accused of facilitating illegal migration, Laura Loomer and other MAGA activists are calling for tighter restrictions on the H-1B visa program. They argue that the program undermines the "America First" policy and displaces American workers.
Spying case: Operation underway, many YouTube channels under scrutiny
Haryana authorities are investigating a Pakistan-linked espionage network after five arrests, including YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, accused of spying. Over 12 people have been detained across North India. Ongoing operations are scrutinising social media, with vigilance heightened to prevent misinformation and espionage, while authorities review travel details and links.
TN govt moves SC against ED raids at TASMAC
The Tamil Nadu government has appealed to the Supreme Court against the Enforcement Directorate's raids on TASMAC, the state-run liquor retailer. This action follows the Madras High Court's dismissal of the state's petition challenging the ED's authority to conduct searches under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.
ISI-backed Khalistan terror module busted in Punjab's Batala; 6 arrested
Punjab Police busted a terror module of Babbar Khalsa International. Six operatives got arrested after a failed grenade attack in Batala. The operation was directed by foreign-based handlers. NIA searched 15 locations in Punjab related to a previous grenade attack. The searches led to the seizure of incriminating materials.
UK, Iran summon each other's top diplomats in espionage tit-for-tat
Tensions escalate between Britain and Iran as the UK summons Iran's ambassador following charges against three Iranian nationals accused of spying and plotting violence against UK-based journalists. This action follows Iran's summoning of a British diplomat to protest the detention of an Iranian citizen in the UK, alleging it violates international law.
Jyoti Malhotra was also in contact with Pakistan handlers during Operation Sindoor, including blackouts
Security agencies arrested YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra and three others for allegedly spying for Pakistan. They were reportedly in contact with Pakistani handlers during recent tensions. The accused shared sensitive information about vital installations. Arman, one of the accused, arranged Indian SIM cards for Pakistani intelligence officers. Investigations revealed disproportionate income and sponsored trips abroad for Malhotra.
Manipur violence: NIA arrests militant involved in killing of woman in Jiribam from Kerala
The NIA has apprehended a militant from Kerala, linked to the banned PREPAK group, for his involvement in the brutal murder of a woman and looting of houses in Manipur's Jiribam district in November 2024. Rajkumar Maipaksana, hailing from Jiribam, is accused of participating in the crime in Zairawn village, where Zosangkim was killed and homes were destroyed.
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