Trump officials say some government sites will pause to remove DEI content
The Trump administration plans to pause some federal government websites to remove content contrary to the president’s thinking, administration officials tell CBS News.
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A Psychedelic Journey | Sunday on 60 Minutes
Thousands of veterans are traveling overseas seeking relief at psychedelic retreats. Sunday, Anderson Cooper follows nine veterans on a psychedelic journey to the west coast of Mexico.
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UK extremism report draws India criticism
The Indian government has responded after a leaked UK government report listed Khalistan extremism and Hindu nationalist extremism as threats. The ministry of external affairs highlighted the known extremist threats from the UK and emphasized that these should not be wrongly equated.
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India red flags Maldives trade pacts with China and Turkiye
India has cautioned the Maldives against entering trade agreements that may jeopardize its fiscal stability, after the archipelago nation signed pacts with China and Turkiye. New Delhi emphasized that these agreements could result in significant revenue losses for the Maldives, which will be considered in India’s policy-making.
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Working with US for early extradition of 26/11 accused Rana: MEA
The Indian government is working with US authorities on procedural issues for the early extradition of Mumbai attacks accused Tahawwur Rana, following the US Supreme Court’s refusal to hear his petition. The extradition aims to further the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership, with PM Modi’s potential visit to the US next month under discussion.
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GBS outbreak could have been checked in 4 days: Expert
A Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) outbreak in Pune, affecting 140 people, could have been contained within four days if adequate health measures were taken, according to virologist Dr T Jacob John. Key steps include prompt reporting, testing, water verification, public alerts, and disinfection of the water supply.
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4 given death in Karnataka for killing inter-caste couple in 2019
A district court in Gadag, Karnataka sentenced four individuals to death for the 2019 ‘honour killing’ of Gangamma Rathod and her husband Ramesh Madar. Despite their inter-caste marriage and two years living in different cities, the couple’s return to their native village led to their murder by Gangamma’s relatives, resulting in legal action.
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2nd stampede at Maha Kumbh? Cops to verify via footage
Witnesses cited by various media outlets reported several injuries following a supposed rerun of Wednesday’s Akhara Marg stampede at 6am, as pilgrims moved en masse towards the ghats. Some accounts suggested ‘six to seven casualties.’ DIG (Maha Kumbh) Vaishnav Krishna stated Mela police will investigate, reviewing CCTV footage despite no initial information about the incident.
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10 on way from Kumbh Mela died in 2 UP road crashes
Ten pilgrims returning from the Maha Kumbh were killed in two separate road accidents in Uttar Pradesh on Friday. Eight were crushed under a truck in Ghazipur and two died after a car crash in Sitapur. Several others were injured, and UP’s chief minister expressed condolences and called for optimal treatment for the injured.
