In a tragic accident, the son of the co-director of KGF: Chapter 2 has died after becoming trapped in an elevator in India. The incident occurred when the young boy was using the lift in their residence and became stuck between floors. Despite immediate efforts by family members and emergency responders to free him, the...
Category: International
US Moves to Tighten Rules, Intensify Efforts to Revoke Citizenship of Foreign-Born Americans
Efforts are intensifying in the United States to tighten immigration enforcement and expand the circumstances under which the citizenship of foreign-born Americans could be revoked. Lawmakers and federal officials are reportedly preparing new legal and administrative measures aimed at stripping citizenship from individuals who obtained it through naturalisation but are later found to have violated...
Indian Woman Doctor Mentally Affected After Harassment by Bihar CM Nitish Kumar
A Muslim woman doctor in the Indian state of Bihar has reportedly been left mentally distressed after an alleged harassment incident involving Chief Minister Nitish Kumar at a public event. The woman’s brother says she has decided not to join her government job due to the emotional trauma she is experiencing following the episode. According...
Hollywood Director Rob Reiner’s Son Nick Arrested for Murder After Parents’ Deaths
Nick Reiner, the son of renowned Hollywood director Rob Reiner, has been arrested on murder charges following the suspicious deaths of his parents in the United States. According to law enforcement officials, authorities were alerted after emergency services responded to a call at the family residence, where both victims were found dead under circumstances described...
Netanyahu Clarifies Identity of Sydney Hero Ahmed Al-Ahmad After Earlier Mistake
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to clarify his comments about Ahmed Al-Ahmad, the Syrian-origin man praised globally for disarming a gunman during a deadly attack near Bondi Beach in Sydney. Initially, Netanyahu described Al-Ahmad’s act of bravery as “Jewish courage” during a broadcast on a nationalist TV channel—but later corrected himself after realising...
Australian PM Reveals Sydney Attack Suspect Was Not on Terror Watchlist
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that the armed suspect in the Sydney attack, Naveed Akram, was not on any counter-terrorism watchlist before the incident. The revelation comes as authorities continue investigating the motives and background of the assailant, who carried out a mass shooting at a local event in Sydney that claimed multiple...
20 US States File Lawsuit Against Trump Over $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
Twenty U.S. states have filed a federal lawsuit challenging former President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B work visas for skilled foreign workers. The states allege the policy, introduced by the Department of Homeland Security, is unlawful and exceeds the government’s administrative authority. According to the lawsuit, the fee hike could...
Government Warns Public About Fake Saudi Job Offers
The Pakistani Ministry of Religious Affairs has warned citizens about fake job advertisements claiming to offer employment in Saudi Arabia’s holy cities of Makkah and Madinah. The fraudulent ads circulating in newspapers and social media under the name “Khuddam-ul-Hujjaj” falsely promise jobs related to Hajj and Umrah services, including free visas, return tickets, and accommodation—claims...
Shah Rukh Khan’s Dubai Tower Sells Out on Launch Day
A property tower named after Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has created massive buzz in Dubai, selling out completely on the very first day of its launch. The luxury real estate project, unveiled by a top UAE developer, attracted overwhelming interest from investors across the Middle East, India, and Pakistan. The tower offers high-end residential...
US to Expand Travel Ban—More Than 30 Countries Targeted, DHS Says
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced plans to widen its travel ban list to include more than 30 countries, according to Secretary Kristi Noem. This marks a major expansion from the existing policy, which suspends immigration and visa privileges for about 19 nations, encompassing both immigrants and non-immigrants, including tourists, business...









