India junks Pak reports on denial of airspace for relief flights to Sri Lanka
India has vehemently refuted Pakistani media claims of denying airspace for humanitarian aid flights to Sri Lanka. Official sources confirmed the request was expeditiously cleared within four hours, despite Pakistan’s prior airspace ban on Indian airlines, emphasizing the decision was purely humanitarian.
Parliament winter session: On CPR’s 1st day as RS chairman, Congress raises Dhankhar issue
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan’s first day as Rajya Sabha chairman saw a warm welcome from the treasury benches, led by PM Modi, praising his democratic rise. However, the opposition, led by Mallikarjun Kharge, clashed with the treasury, raising concerns about the previous chairman’s sudden exit and demanding equal treatment for opposition voices.
Does Candace Owens have facts to support her Emmanuel Macron and Charlie Kirk claim? French officials highlight fresh doubts
Candace Owens alleged on X that Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron paid for her assassination, citing an “urgent warning” from a French official. French authorities, including GIGN, have vehemently denied the claim, labeling it “fake.” Experts note Owens has a history of spreading debunked rumors about Brigitte Macron, further undermining her current accusation.
“Such a low character player”: Fan outrage erupts over Cal Foote’s return as sexual assault case acquittal divides NHL community
Cal Foote’s return to North American hockey sparks debate following his acquittal in a sexual assault case. While reinstated by the NHL, his AHL signing with the Chicago Wolves has ignited fan backlash and cautious optimism. The hockey community is divided on whether performance can be separated from character, raising questions about redemption and trust.
Winter session: Govt’s broken conventions of Parliament, says Kharge
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge accused PM Modi of “dramabazi” and undermining parliamentary conventions. He highlighted the government’s refusal to debate public issues and the passage of bills without discussion. SP chief Akhilesh Yadav questioned the “drama” surrounding BLO deaths and UP polls, demanding compensation and a probe into voter list exercises allegedly favouring the BJP.
Cyberfraud: Banks could be liable; authorities push lok adalat route for quick relief
Banks may face liability for cyber fraud losses if “due diligence” is found lacking, Haryana DGP OP Singh stated. Investigations will determine bank accountability for customer compensation. The DGP also highlighted measures for faster release of frozen funds and an expanded awareness campaign involving students as cyber ambassadors.
Is Kevin Durant playing tonight vs the Utah Jazz? Latest update on the Houston Rockets star’s injury report (December 1, 2025)
Kevin Durant is back on the court for the Houston Rockets tonight. He plays against the Utah Jazz. Durant missed two games for a family matter. He is averaging 24 points this season. The Rockets are doing well even without him. His return boosts the team’s strength. This game is important for Houston’s standing in…
Winter session: To ensure sin goods stay costly, FM Sitharaman moves bills for extra levies
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduced two bills to levy excise duty on tobacco products and a health and national security cess on pan masala, following the withdrawal of GST compensation cess. These measures aim to maintain high taxation on ‘sin goods’ and fund public health and national security initiatives.
SIR debate demand wipes out Day 1 of winter session
Parliamentary proceedings were disrupted on the first day of the winter session as opposition parties demanded an immediate debate on the Election Commission’s special intensive revision of electoral rolls. The government refused to commit to a timeline, leading to walkouts and adjournments. The opposition remains determined to force the issue, despite internal disagreements.