In a significant ruling, a court in Delhi has refused bail to Manisha Waghmare, linked to the NEET-UG exam scandal that prompted its cancellation. Meanwhile, co-accused Yash Yadav is appealing for temporary bail, citing an impending examination and a family wedding. The court has called for the CBI's input on this matter.

The Trinamool Congress faces its biggest internal crisis as a significant faction of leaders challenges Mamata Banerjee's authority following a recent electoral defeat. This rebellion, extending from West Bengal to Delhi, could significantly bolster the ruling NDA's parliamentary strength, potentially aiding their legislative agenda.

The Foreign Ministry reported that 19 Azerbaijani citizens, the crew members of the two vessels that were hit by the drone attack, have already been sent home

Vasily Nebenzya said that Kiev is not ready to make any compromises

As Vasily Nebenzya stressed, the people looked pathetic, failing to find the simple words of sympathy for the ones who were killed

Dmitry Peskov noted that the Kremlin was in no rush to congratulate Nikol Pashinyan

Anthony Mavunde added that the parties have made substantial progress on the plan in recent weeks

US President Donald Trump has reportedly threatened to withdraw support for Israel if it resumes a full-blown war with Iran Read Full Article at RT.com

The opposition Armenia Alliance has vowed to contest the results of the parliamentary election marred by government pressure and violations Read Full Article at RT.com

Vladimir Zelensky’s public message to Vladimir Putin was not a genuine offer of negotiations, Russia’s UN envoy has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Paris celebrates the symbol, but still refuses justice Read Full Article at RT.com

Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar's public gesture of biting apples from a ceremonial garland and tossing them to supporters has sparked a viral debate. While some hail it as an affectionate interaction, others criticize the act of distributing partially eaten food. The incident, captured in Kanakapura, has drawn mixed reactions online, prompting discussions about its appropriateness.

Social media today might make some parents believe they need to «optimize» every aspect of their lives, but experts say this is a recipe for burnout.

A man shot dead in broad daylight in Surrey, B.C., was allegedly a «main handler» for the Bishnoi gang and lived under many aliases, according to sources who spoke to the fifth estate. Known to many as «Sam,» sources say he was allegedly tied to cricket match-fixing and immigration fraud.

Abdiweli Mohamed, an immigrant from Somalia, once received monthly payments through the Canada Child Benefit because his wife, the children's mother, is a Canadian citizen. But since his separation, Mohamed is no longer eligible to receive the benefit for his Canadian children because he's fallen into what a tax court judge has described as a crack in the legal system that's been «ignored» for 25 years.

The Washington-based agency warned UK Government debt is 'highly elevated' at £2.9trillion, or 94 per cent of total national output.

As Trump clamps down on Netanyahu, the Israeli leader is finding he has few avenues of appeal among American politicians.

[HRW] Washington -- Pacts Require Abortion Surveillance, Rights to Specimen Sharing, Data Access

[UN News] The top UN aid official in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is in Ituri province - the epicentre of the country's Ebola outbreak - for a three-day assessment visit, as the confirmed case count reaches 515 across three eastern provinces.

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Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee fiercely criticized rebel leader Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, labeling her faction «desperate» and accusing them of betraying Mamata Banerjee and colluding with the BJP. Dastidar, however, remained defiant, vowing to fight for Bengal and the nation, asserting her long-standing commitment to the party and its principles. This exchange highlights a deepening internal conflict within the TMC.

Days after leaving the Trinamool Congress, Sukhendu Sekhar Ray has leveled severe accusations against Mamata Banerjee's party, labeling it a «party of thieves, rapists.» He revealed a chilling fear of being «murdered by contract killers» had he departed during the RG Kar hospital controversy, an incident that solidified his decision to leave.

Rodion Miroshnik emphasized that the attacks demonstrated the Kiev regime's disregard for the basic principles of nuclear safety

Anna Paulina Luna highlighted that the media were trying to destroy the Donald Trump administration’s peace efforts

The bridge was temporarily closed for traffic

The US president noted that he could not blame Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu for retaliatory strikes on Iran

The Russian servicemen uncovered and destroyed 38 UAV control posts over the past 24 hours

Singapore is focused on maintaining stability and avoiding a population decline amid falling birth rates, rather than updating its projected population planning figures, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.Speaking at a dialogue with the Singapore Press Club on Monday (June 8), PM Wong was asked if there would be an updated population White Paper with a new population planning parameter, perhaps «set at 10 million». With raised eyebrows, PM Wong replied: «How do we get to 10 million when the TFR (Total Fertility Rate) is so low?» He pointed out that given that Singapore's fertility rate — which reached a new low of 0.87 in 2025 — are not likely to go up.The 10 million population figure was used by opposition parties during the 2020 General Election to falsely suggest that the Government planned to increase Singapore's population by bringing in foreigners.The Government has since said that it has «not proposed, planned nor targeted for Singapore to increase its population to 10 million». 

Does Singapore's workplace culture lead employees to intentionally choose silence to avoid being penalised?The topic is at the centre of an online debate after Crystal Lim-Lange, the chief executive of leadership consultancy firm Forest Wolf, opined that workers are fully aware of the risks that come with speaking up.Lim-Lange, who is also an author, was speaking at Vogue Singapore's inaugural Wellness Day on Saturday (June 6).She later shared a clip of the dialogue session on her social media, where she said most employees «know» they will be penalised if they voice opinions.Lim-Lange explained in her post caption that employees will watch the room to see what happens to the risk-takers who speak.«Singaporeans don't speak up because they're damn smart,» she said in the video, adding that «they know that their workplaces are not safe enough» to do so.Hence, workshops about speaking up in the workplace would not work, she said.She explained that corporate leadership has to put up a mirror to itself first by fixing aspects such as psychological safety, inclusion, learner safety, contributor safety and challenger safety.

ABC Brickworks Market resumed business on Monday (June 8) after a two-month refurbishment, with some stallholders raising prices by up to $1.This popular food centre at Bukit Merah underwent a round of repairs and redecoration works from April 9 to June 7 this year.Among the improvements were new blue tables and chairs, including those designed for wheelchair users, as well as 14 new storage rooms for vendors to store their belongings, reported Lianhe Zaobao.However, the Brickworks Hawker's Association told 8world that some hawkers have increased prices by about 30 cents to a dollar, although most have maintained prices.Against a backdrop of rising food prices and operating costs, stallholders are «working very hard and facing a lot of pressure», said the chairman of the association Lim Kim Hock.Pan Xiuling (transliteration), who runs Hua Ling Wanton Noodles, told reporters that she has been forced to raise prices due to higher ingredient and packaging costs. The price of a bowl of noodles, for example, went up from $4 to $4.50.