Evening news wrap: 11 killed as protests rock PoK; CID at Mamata Banerjee’s residence in signature forgery probe & more | India News

Pakistan-occupied Kashmir remains tense after deadly clashes between protesters and security forces, drawing international attention and concern over reported communication restrictions. West Bengal CID investigators have reached Mamata Banerjee’s residence as part of a probe into allegations of forged signatures on a letter submitted to the Assembly. Delhi Police say the murder of a Delhi…

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India A vs Sri Lanka A: Prabhsimran Singh’s costly blunder sparks controversy; furious Ruturaj Gaikwad questions decision | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: A moment of high drama and controversy unfolded during the Tri-Nation A Series clash between India A and Sri Lanka A at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on Tuesday, with India A left fuming over a run-out decision that could have dramatically altered the course of the match.The incident occurred in the 42nd…

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‘GDP momentum intact, no need for extra borrowing’: Centre plays down impact of Middle East crisis

The government remains confident about India’s growth outlook despite rising fuel and fertiliser import costs triggered by the Middle East crisis, with official sources saying GDP momentum remains intact, domestic consumption is holding up and there is no immediate need for additional borrowing.Sources told news agency PTI the FY27 Budget had already factored in global…

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“Interesting situation”: Former Liverpool star questions Jude Bellingham’s attitude if England star is benched at FIFA World Cup 2026 by Thomas Tuchel | International Sports News

Jude Bellingham (Image Source: Getty) England midfielder Jude Bellingham could face an unexpected challenge at the FIFA World Cup 2026, with former Three Lions defender Conor Coady questioning how the Real Madrid star would react if he is left out of Thomas Tuchel’s starting lineup.England begin their World Cup campaign against Croatia on June 17….

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Kuwait caps domestic worker hiring at 10 countries, restricts recruiting from 27 others | World News

Kuwait has introduced new regulations governing the recruitment of domestic workers, narrowing the list of approved source countries and placing restrictions on recruitment from dozens of others.The Ministry of Interior has issued a circular setting out updated procedures for hiring domestic workers, with recruitment now permitted from 10 countries. Officials said the changes are part…

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