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Health vs salary vs office politics: Overworked employee says he made the hardest - but wisest - choice
A disillusioned Indian employee's experience with office politics led to burnout and resignation. Initially praised for high performance, he was burdened with extra responsibilities in Team B while being excluded from Team A. Despite raising concerns, management gaslighted him, leading to isolation and health issues.
Mohali court sends YouTuber Jasbir Singh to 14-day judicial custody in espionage case
YouTuber Jasbir Singh, arrested on espionage charges on June 4, has been remanded to 14 days of judicial custody by a Mohali court. His lawyer, Mohit, confirmed the court's decision after police requested judicial remand. Singh's legal team is now preparing to file a bail application following the court's ruling.
Espionage case: Hisar court extends social media influencer Jyoti Malhotra's judicial custody
A local court in Hisar has extended the judicial custody of social media influencer Jyoti Malhotra until June 23, following her arrest on May 16 on suspicion of espionage. Police investigations revealed Malhotra's contact with individuals identified as Pakistani Intelligence Operatives, including a staffer at the Pakistani High Commission who was later expelled from India.
SC stays Madras HC order over toll collection on Madurai-Tuticorin highway
The Supreme Court has temporarily suspended the Madras High Court's order that prevented the NHAI from collecting tolls on the Madurai-Tuticorin highway. This decision follows NHAI's appeal against the High Court's ruling, which cited poor road maintenance and unfulfilled planting obligations as reasons for halting toll collection. The case originated from a PIL filed by a retired engineer.
Supreme Court refuses urgent hearing to Tamil Nadu's plea against Centre over education funds
The Supreme Court addressed Tamil Nadu's petition regarding withheld central education funds. The state alleges the Centre withheld over Rs 2,151 crore under the Samagra Shiksha Scheme. Tamil Nadu claims the Centre is linking funds to the implementation of the National Education Policy, which the state opposes.
Trump travel ban in effect, citizens from 12 nations barred from US
President Donald Trump's sweeping new travel ban came into effect early Monday immediately after midnight, barring citizens from a dozen nations from entering the United States and reviving a divisive measure from his first term. United Nations rights chief Volker Turk warned that "the broad and sweeping nature of the new travel ban raises concerns from the perspective of international law."
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Blind man on the verge of eviction after 50 years in Ontario as Canada’s housing crisis turns into corporate hunger games
Andras Henye, a disabled and partially sighted man, faces eviction from his long-time Toronto apartment despite complying with anti-smoking rules. The Ontario Court of Appeal's refusal to hear his case highlights concerns about tenant rights and "REIT-ovictions." Advocates warn his situation reflects a broader housing crisis, leaving vulnerable residents at risk.
Best Friend Day 2025: Heartfelt quotes, messages & wishes to celebrate friendship on Instagram, Facebook & WhatsApp
It’s National Best Friend Day, a celebration first recognized by the U.S. Congress in 1935. Over the years, the tradition has extended beyond American borders, transforming June 8 into a global occasion to honor friendship and express gratitude.
‘No hierarchy, you don’t have to wait for your manager to leave to go home’: Indian techie reveals why work-life balance is not just a ‘buzzword’ in Sweden
An Indian software engineer in Sweden highlighted the stark differences in work culture compared to India through an Instagram video. He emphasized Sweden's flexible schedules, flat hierarchies, and strong focus on work-life balance, where employees are encouraged to prioritize well-being and leave work early. This contrasts with the more intense, formality-driven corporate environment often found in India.
Cash discovery row: Resignation only option before Justice Varma to avoid removal by Parliament
Justice Yashwant Varma may face impeachment proceedings in Parliament. This is regarding alleged corruption. Resignation is an option to avoid removal. Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna had recommended Varma's removal. A committee investigated the matter. Parliament will decide on impeachment. Previous judges faced similar situations. The Monsoon session will address this. The case involves discovery of cash.
Manager lets staff leave early until leadership notices. Here's what happened next
A manager's Reddit post ignited debate over flexible work schedules as leadership scrutinizes a team's habit of arriving late and leaving early, despite high productivity. Torn between empathy and enforcing contracted hours, the manager faces pressure to ensure staff adhere to the 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. workday, sparking discussions about accountability and career growth.
Gold medalist CA Akshata Pai, not a cricket fan, took leave out of curiosity, dies in RCB celebration stampede in Bengaluru
Akshata Pai, a 26-year-old chartered accountant, tragically died in a crowd surge during the Royal Challengers Bengaluru victory celebration near Chinnaswamy Stadium. She and her husband, Ashay Amballi, attended the event after taking leave from work, but became separated amidst the chaos.
Social Security privacy concerns mount as US Supreme Court authorises DOGE's access to data of millions of Americans
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Trump administration in two major cases involving the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), granting it broad access to Social Security data and shielding it from transparency obligations under the Freedom of Information Act. These rulings, passed by the conservative majority, enable DOGE—once headed by Elon Musk—to gather sensitive personal data while exempting it from disclosure laws, sparking privacy concerns and escalating political and legal disputes.
D-Day demystified: June 6 explained — what happened, why it mattered, and why the world still remembers
D-Day marked the start of Operation Overlord, a pivotal moment in World War II. Allied forces from the US, UK, and Canada landed on Normandy beaches, facing heavy resistance but ultimately paving the way for the liberation of France and the defeat of Nazi Germany. This operation remains a testament to Allied strength and sacrifice.
National Donut day is here, and Dunkin’, Krispy Kreme, and other top outlets are offering free donuts
National Donut Day is here, and several chains are celebrating with sweet deals. Krispy Kreme, Dunkin', and other establishments are offering free donuts or discounts on June 6. Local shops like Brewnuts and Goldie's are also participating, providing free mini donuts and a chance to win a year's supply of free donuts.
Won't allow Pahalgam terror attack to hinder development work in Jammu & Kashmir: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured support to Jammu and Kashmir. He promised that the Pahalgam terror attack would not halt development. Modi praised border residents for their bravery during Pakistani shelling. Additional relief was announced for families whose houses were damaged. He highlighted the youth's aspirations for shopping malls, cinema halls, and film shooting destinations.
Clean streets, restore parks, bind books: Delhi rolls out community service for minor offenders
Delhi has formally introduced 12 types of community service as alternative punishment for minor offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, effective July 2024. Offenders may now be assigned duties like cleaning hospitals, maintaining parks, weeding roadsides or binding books in libraries. Courts retain discretion over its use, with punishments ranging from 40 to 240 hours. Legal experts say the move brings structure to India’s reformative justice model by standardising practices already used informally in some lower courts.
Justice Oka highlights the interconnection between environmental justice and social justice at Climate Change Conference
Former Supreme Court judge Abhay S Oka says environmental issues impact human lives. He links environmental protection to social justice, citing Delhi's air pollution as an example. Oka highlights the effect of pollution on vulnerable communities' livelihoods. He questions the definition of development and emphasizes the importance of environmental awareness.
Trump travel ban: Why is Trump banning millions from entering the US again?
Trump Travel Ban: US President Donald Trump has reintroduced a sweeping travel ban targeting 19 countries, citing national security and insufficient vetting systems. The proclamation, which takes effect from 9 June, imposes full or partial entry restrictions on nations such as Afghanistan, Iran, and Haiti. Trump justified the move following a violent incident in Colorado and linked it to his broader anti-immigration agenda. Critics argue the ban undermines US values, disrupts communities, and revives prejudiced policies from Trump’s earlier term.
Green card holders, athletes and Afghans: Who escapes Trump’s sweeping new travel restrictions
Donald Trump has signed a sweeping new travel ban targeting citizens from 19 countries, citing national security and inadequate vetting systems. Set to take effect on 9 June, the ban blocks travel from 12 nations outright and restricts travellers from seven others. Exceptions apply to green card holders, dual citizens, close family of Americans, select athletes, and refugees. Critics say the order revives and expands Trump’s earlier bans and could destabilise global humanitarian and security commitments while legally facing tough scrutiny.
World Environment Day 2025: Here are 50+ wishes, messages and quotes to share with family and friends
World Environment Day is coming on June 5. It is a global call to protect our planet. The day promotes sustainability and climate action. People can share messages to inspire change. Let us promise to plant more and waste less. Protecting the environment starts with each of us. Every action matters for a greener world. Let's celebrate Earth Day together.
91Springboard sets up 6 co-working centres with 3,600 seating capacities
91Springboard has expanded its presence in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Pune by launching six new co-working centers, adding 3,600 desks and 1.7 lakh sq ft of space. This move aims to cater to the increasing demand from entrepreneurs, freelancers, and large enterprises for flexible office solutions. With this expansion, 91Springboard now boasts 30,000 desks across 1.5 million sq ft in India.
1984 Bhopal gas tragedy: SC refuses urgent hearing on plea against waste disposal
The Supreme Court declined an urgent hearing regarding the incineration of hazardous waste from the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy, which resulted in thousands of deaths and injuries. The court referenced previous rejections by the Madhya Pradesh High Court and its own prior refusal to intervene.
World Environment Day 2025: Date, theme, poster ideas, host country, significance, history
World Environment Day 2025 will address plastic pollution. The Republic of Korea will host the event. The United Nations Environment Programme leads the campaign. It calls for global action to protect the planet. Plastic pollution affects every part of the world. The day promotes environmental protection. It encourages a sustainable future. The event unites governments and communities.
Objectionable remarks against Colonel Qureshi: SIT probe against MP minister 'at initial stage'
The Supreme Court has been informed that the special investigation team (SIT) is actively probing Madhya Pradesh minister Kunwar Vijay Shah for his controversial comments against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. The SIT has gathered evidence, seized Shah's phone, and recorded witness statements, while the investigation remains in its early stages.
SC closes proceedings before MP HC against Vijay Shah for his remarks on Col Sofiya Qureshi
The Supreme Court halted proceedings against Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah in the High Court regarding his remarks against Col Sofiya Qureshi. The court is now overseeing the matter and has requested a status report from the SIT formed to investigate the case. Interim directions, including the stay of Shah's arrest, have been extended, with further hearings scheduled for July.
Senior lawyers should not argue cases during summer recess: SC
The Supreme Court has directed senior lawyers to refrain from arguing cases during the summer recess, now termed "partial court working days," to provide opportunities for junior lawyers. Justices Nagarathna and Sharma emphasized this during a hearing involving a plea against a National Company Law Tribunal order.
SC asks election committee of SCBA polls to conduct recounting of votes for EC members
The Supreme Court has directed a recount of votes for the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) executive members. This follows allegations of irregularities during the election process. The court has asked the election committee to conduct the recount. The aim is to address grievances raised by some members. The court will provide staff for the recounting process.
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