Times of India

At NALSAR University, a student-led group bravely hosted a solidarity screening of Umar Khalid's documentary, promoting vital discussions about justice and human rights. Previous showings at other universities were canceled amid intimidation and threats, raising concerns about censorship. Notably, the film lacks certification from the Central Board of Film Certification. The university's vice-chancellor stated that the screening was not officially sanctioned.

Electoral entries of prominent voters in New Delhi have been validated and prepared for inclusion in the final rolls. Notable individuals received Special Intensive Revision notices, which required verification of their details. The Election Commission acted according to standard procedures to verify the entries of these voters. The responses to the notices can be submitted both online and offline for processing.

The Chief Electoral Officer of Goa has provided clarity regarding the exclusion of 97 voters from the electoral rolls. These individuals were initially identified due to discrepancies reported during the Special Intensive Revision process. However, follow-up house visits successfully registered many eligible voters. This incident has raised concerns over the reliability of the Election Commission's ECINet software, prompting criticism from opposition parties about electoral registration procedures and centralization.

Tata Sons has asserted the legal validity of N Chandrasekaran's reappointment as chairman. The company cited legal opinions supporting the decision against the Tata Trusts' allegations of governance breaches. A pending vote on his directorship is crucial for his continuation in the role. Complications arise as regulatory restrictions limit the Sir Ratan Tata Trust's voting decisions.

Chinese President Xi Jinping asserted that the US and China should work together to avoid conflict. He emphasized that China's rise does not have to threaten the United States' position. Despite past confrontational rhetoric, President Trump responded positively, highlighting their relationship. Critics remain skeptical, arguing that China's military expansion poses significant risks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stressed the importance of engaging with China amidst these challenges.

Russell Wilson and Ciara have spent more than a decade using their Why Not You Foundation to support children through education, health care and hunger programs. Their work includes a $1.75 million school investment, a $3 million hospital gift, a $2 million donation in Mexico and $500,000 for Atlanta food programs, along with wider fundraising and youth programs.

When a woman sold her unlisted shares, she reported long-term capital gains of Rs 8.31 crore. In June 2021, she put Rs 6.91 crore into a residential property on Juhu Tara Road, Mumbai, and claimed exemption under Section 54F.

Manpal Dhilla, a life convict, married his Cambodian partner Metachan near Jhajjar jail on Thursday. He was granted a 12-hour parole to attend the wedding ceremony, which took place at a farmhouse. Approximately 500 guests attended, and security was tightened for precautionary measures surrounding the venue. Metachan expressed her happiness after the marriage and plans to stay with her in-laws for a few days.