‘Crores diverted, multiple devices seized: How Al-Falah University founder Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui sent funds to family firms; handed 13-day ED custody

Enforcement Directorate arrested Al-Falah group chairman Jawad Siddiqui. Crores were allegedly siphoned off to family-linked companies. Contracts for construction and catering were awarded to businesses owned by his wife and children. The arrest follows a probe into financial irregularities and fraudulent practices. The agency seized cash and digital devices during searches.

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Vivek Ramaswamy says American students are failing in Maths: Why is US slipping in numeracy and reading?

American education is facing a stark reckoning, with new data shared by Vivek Ramaswamy showing deepening gaps in math and reading proficiency among 12th graders. As federal officials call the figures “unacceptable,” experts warn that years of digital distraction, uneven curricula, and widening inequality are eroding essential skills, threatening the nation’s academic and economic future.

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Ukraine’s Zelenskyy promises safeguards after street protests over a new anti-corruption law

Amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia, Ukraine faces internal strife as protests erupt over a new anti-corruption law. Critics fear it weakens the independence of watchdogs, despite President Zelenskyy’s promise of legislative safeguards. Simultaneously, Russia intensifies its attacks, striking Kharkiv and other cities, while Ukraine retaliates with drone attacks on Russian soil.

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Dallas Cowboys WR KaVontae Turpin escapes major setback with positive news after scary neck injury

The Dallas Cowboys are relieved as KaVontae Turpin appears to have avoided serious injury after a scary neck incident in their Week 2 overtime win against the Giants. Turpin’s significant impact, including 157 all-purpose yards and a touchdown, is crucial for the Cowboys’ offense and special teams. Encouraging test results provide optimism as they prepare…

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