‘Inconsistent with dignity’: BCI suspends lawyer for hurling shoe at CJI Gavai; disciplinary proceedings to follow

Advocate Rakesh Kishore has been suspended from practicing law nationwide after allegedly attempting to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India B R Gavai during Supreme Court proceedings. The Bar Council of India cited the act as a violation of professional ethics and dignity of the court. Kishore shouted slogans related to Sanatan Dharma…

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“Nobody deserves to die like that” – Michael Porter Jr. mourns the sudden demise of American political activist Charlie Kirk

Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. expressed shock and sadness over the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah college event on September 10, 2025. Porter Jr., despite not being familiar with Kirk’s work, conveyed his condolences to Kirk’s family, emphasizing that no one deserves to die for expressing their opinions.

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Haryana: Geeta Phogat mourns Hardik Rathi’s death after basketball pole collapse on him; urges proper infrastructure maintenance

Tragedy struck Haryana as two teenage basketball players, Hardik Rathi and Aman, lost their lives within days due to collapsing basketball poles. Wrestler Geeta Phogat mourned the deaths, emphasizing the urgent need for proper sports infrastructure maintenance. Investigations are underway, and state sports events are suspended as concerns over safety escalate.

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Horoscope Today, August 18, 2025: This rare alignment today could change your entire month

Today’s horoscope for August 18, 2025, offers guidance for each zodiac sign, highlighting opportunities and challenges in career, love, and personal growth. Aries should embrace learning, while Taurus finds joy in sharing happiness. Gemini is advised to release negativity, and Cancer should trust their creativity. Leos need restful reflection, and Virgos should practice gratitude.

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686 schools closed/merged in undivided Koraput in 5 years: MoS Jayant Chaudhary

Over 680 government and aided schools have been closed or merged in the undivided Koraput region over five years, impacting 8,854 students, primarily from tribal communities. This trend disproportionately affects children in remote areas, forcing them to travel significantly longer distances, violating Right to Education norms and exacerbating existing infrastructure gaps.

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