US Supreme Court blocks Donald Trump’s order, upholds birthright citizenship
The 6-3 ruling marks the second time in 2026 when the court invalidated a major Trump initiative. This comes months after it strike down his sweeping global tariffs.
The 6-3 ruling marks the second time in 2026 when the court invalidated a major Trump initiative. This comes months after it strike down his sweeping global tariffs.
According to local police officials, the institution was operating from an under-construction building located in the densely populated Kahna Nau area.
In 2026, a total of 18,57,344 entered the examination hall out of which 14.18 lac applied for the BD SSC exam, 3.04 lac for BD Dakhil, and 1.34 lac for SSC and Dakhil vocational examinations.
India has defended the Financial Action Task Force at the United Nations, saying countries under scrutiny should improve compliance instead of questioning the credibility of the global anti-terror financing watchdog.
Daines made the remarks at the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) Leadership Summit in Washington, where he was honoured with the USISPF Public Service Award for his contribution towards strengthening India-US relations.
Sudan Gurung resigned as Nepal's Home Minister to ensure a "fair investigation" into his finances. The investigation happened. The report was never released. He is now Home Minister again.
The appointment comes shortly after the resignation of Tulsi Gabbard, who is expected to remain with the agency until June 30 to assist with the transition process.
Fresh security alerts across Jordan and Bahrain signal the growing regional impact of the ongoing US-Iran confrontation, with both countries responding to military threats.
Leaders from across the globe extended their greetings, recognising PM Modi’s role in shaping India’s position on the global stage.
The Taliban administration has accused Pakistan of carrying out overnight strikes in eastern Afghanistan, adding fresh strain to already tense relations between the neighbouring countries.
