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Supreme Court Rules Voters Can Sue Candidates Over False Information

The Supreme Court bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Sheel Nagu overturned a Karnataka High Court order that restricted voters to only filing election petitions. The Supreme Court clarified that voters do not need Election Commission approval to sue candidates for providing false information, allowing private complaints independently of the Election Commission's discretion.

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Cooper Flagg Out with Shoulder Sprain, Return Timeline Unclear

Cooper Flagg, rookie for the Dallas Mavericks, suffered a mild left shoulder sprain during a game against the Indiana Pacers. The injury occurred after a hard foul and fall. Flagg will miss the upcoming game against the San Antonio Spurs, with his condition to be reassessed next week. Coach Dusty May could not specify a return date.

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France Sees Mass Protests with Nearly 1,000 Detained

French authorities detained nearly 1,000 people nationwide after over 400,000 protesters demonstrated against rising living costs, education funding cuts, and government policies. Violent clashes occurred in cities like Paris, Lyon, Rennes, and Marseille, prompting deployment of 70,000 security personnel using water cannons, stun grenades, and tear gas. Despite bans, protests escalated with masked activists attacking police.

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Jailer 2 Box Office Rises 66.66% on Day 10

Rajinikanth's film 'Jailer 2' saw a 66.6% box office increase on its second Saturday, earning Rs 24.15 crore in India. The movie also earned Rs 10 crore overseas, bringing its international total to Rs 229.50 crore. The Tamil version led with Rs 16.25 crore and 46.2% occupancy, attracting over 24.6 million viewers overall.

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India Exposes Pakistan's Minority Atrocities at UN

India once again exposed Pakistan at the United Nations for the brutal treatment of minorities, especially Hindu women and girls. While Pakistan lectured the world on minority rights, India revealed the harsh realities faced by minorities in Pakistan, leaving Pakistan unable to defend its record on the international stage.

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India Criticizes Pakistan on Minority Rights at UN

At a UN General Assembly dialogue, India's First Secretary Raghoo Puri criticized Pakistan for neglecting minority rights and urged its representatives to prioritize the welfare of their people over military directives. The remarks were made during an interaction with the Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues at the UN Third Committee.

Times of India·

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