‘She must leave country’: France to deport woman over anti-semitic posts; suspends evacuations from Gaza

A Gaza student faces deportation from France and expulsion from Sciences Po Lille due to alleged anti-Semitic social media posts, sparking a national controversy. The French government has suspended Gaza evacuations pending investigation, despite previously prioritizing rescuing journalists. While condemning the student’s actions, officials acknowledge the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, emphasizing the need to…

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Ramesh Taurani’s Diwali bash: Hrithik Roshan, Pooja Hegde, Sonakshi Sinha, Sunita Ahuja and others steal the spotlight

Ramesh Taurani’s annual Diwali celebration has long been one of Bollywood’s most anticipated festive events, and 2025 was no different. The evening brought together the who’s who of the industry, with stars arriving in stunning designer ensembles, set against a backdrop of breathtaking festive decor. Joyful reunions, laughter, and Diwali cheer filled the night, making…

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US private school tuition is skyrocketing: here’s why families keep choosing it despite $70,000 per year fees

US private school tuition is soaring, with some fees surpassing $70,000 per year. Despite high costs, families continue choosing private education for academic quality, smaller classes, and supportive communities. In the Bay Area, roughly one in three students attends private school. Families often make financial sacrifices, including pausing retirement savings, reducing travel, and relying on…

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Environment minister Bhupender Yadav heads to Brazil: India engages in pre-COP talks ahead of COP30; climate finance and adaptation on agenda

India’s Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav will attend a crucial pre-COP meeting in Brazil, gearing up for COP30. Discussions will focus on bridging divides in climate finance, energy transition pace, and support for developing nations. India plans to submit an updated NDC and its first national adaptation plan, emphasizing equity and a just energy transition.

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‘Insufficient evidence’: US appeals court blocks Trump’s request to send National Guard to Chicago

A US appeals court has blocked President Trump’s order to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, citing a lack of evidence for rebellion or danger. The court found that protests against immigration policies, even if spirited, do not justify such a deployment. This ruling follows similar challenges from Illinois, Oregon, and California against the administration’s…

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