A court in Bihar granted interim relief to educator Faisal Khan, known as 'Khan Sir', in his anticipatory bail plea. The court ordered no coercive action against him until the next hearing. The case involves allegations related to the death of Prince Yadav and an alleged assault during incarceration.
Algeria has lodged a complaint with FIFA citing "refereeing injustice" in their World Cup loss to Argentina. The complaint focuses on a studs-up challenge by Lionel Messi on Aissa Mandi, which Algeria believes warranted a red card. Messi later scored a hat-trick.
Iran's football federation will complain to FIFA, alleging travel restrictions imposed by World Cup organizers. Iran's team was denied permission to travel from Mexico to Los Angeles two days before their match against Belgium, hindering their preparation.
The Football Federation Islamic Republic of Iran is filing a complaint with FIFA, citing travel restrictions that disadvantage the national team during the FIFA World Cup 2026. The federation claims these measures disrupt preparations and recovery, impacting competitive fairness.
British Syrian activist Hassan Akkad was detained in Damascus after journalist Mousa al-Omar filed a complaint over Akkad's social media criticism of alleged unfulfilled financial pledges. Akkad, a former English teacher and BAFTA winner, was arrested at a cafe. While the Public Prosecutor confirmed a warrant, the case was reportedly dropped, and al-Omar stated he had dropped his complaint.
Iran's national football team faces strict US entry rules, allowed in only one day before matches and leaving immediately after, despite a recent peace framework deal. The Iranian federation plans to file a complaint with FIFA, citing unfair conditions.
Iran's Football Federation will officially complain to FIFA about restrictive visa conditions for the 2026 World Cup, citing unfair travel limitations that impact team preparation and potentially violate neutrality principles.
Iran's national football team plans to file a complaint with FIFA, alleging travel restrictions imposed by tournament organizers in North America. The team claims their request to travel to Los Angeles two days before a match was denied, impacting preparations.
Iran plans to formally complain to Fifa about "restrictions imposed by organisers" at the World Cup, citing a requirement to arrive in Los Angeles only 24 hours before their crucial match against Belgium. The team's coach and captain have voiced concerns over logistical issues impacting their preparation.
Rivian faces a class action lawsuit alleging the EV maker made false claims about the hands-free driving capabilities of its first-generation R1T and R1S models. The suit claims Rivian falsely promised its Driver+ system would be standard, despite knowing Gen 1 vehicles couldn't achieve Level 3 autonomy.
Kochi police are investigating after workers at Cochin Shipyard discovered a message reading "I Love Pakistan" etched inside a vessel undergoing maintenance. The writing, found on an internal wall about 10 days ago, prompted a complaint from the shipyard, a sensitive naval facility.
Three Amazon employees who advocated for data center regulation in Seattle are now under internal investigation, facing claims they spoke for the company without approval. They allege retaliation for expressing personal political beliefs and have filed a complaint with Seattle's Office for Civil Rights.
Green party leader Zack Polanski has been cleared by an ethics inquiry into allegations he failed to pay council tax while living on a houseboat. The Greater London Authority's monitoring officer found the circumstances were beyond its scope, and Polanski stated it was an unintentional misunderstanding.
The Bombay High Court has overturned an SBI internal committee's findings against an employee accused of sexual harassment. The court ruled that a shared autorickshaw, not provided by the employer, does not constitute a 'workplace' under the POSH Act, thus the committee lacked jurisdiction.
A former Avelo Airlines flight attendant, Arianne Campbell, has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she was demoted and fired after reporting safety violations and workplace violence on ICE deportation flights. Campbell claims her concerns about FAA regulations, communicable diseases, and emergency procedures were ignored, leading to disciplinary action and her termination under the guise of a 'Reduction in Force.'
A Thiruvananthapuram restaurant was ordered to pay Rs 50,000 to a customer for ruining his daughter's first birthday party with stale food and poor service. The district consumer commission found the restaurant deficient in service and held the manager and managing director jointly liable.
A 26-year-old woman in Ambernath, India, died by suicide 1.5 months after her wedding. Her family accuses her doctor husband and in-laws of dowry harassment, physical abuse, and surveillance via CCTV, leading to their arrest.
The FTC has sued Genesis Tech for defrauding consumers through app store scams, using shell companies in Cyprus and Ukraine to hide assets and revenue. The case highlights the difficulty regulators face in policing complex subscription scam networks.
Consumer advocacy groups in India are pushing back against the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (Trai) proposal to eliminate the advisory committee for complaint appeals, arguing it removes a vital consumer safeguard. Telecom operators support the move, citing inefficiency, while consumer groups propose modernization instead.
A criminal case has been registered against Satish Kumar, an international passenger, for allegedly misbehaving with a cabin crew member and another passenger on a Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to Hyderabad. The incident involved an apology, a physical altercation, and an obscene gesture.
India's Home Minister Amit Shah has ordered a technological and infrastructural upgrade of the national cyber crime helpline '1930'. The directive includes integrating AI and multilingual support to enhance reporting and redressal of cyber financial frauds, with a focus on prioritizing grievances related to frozen bank accounts.
IGNOU's June-July term-end exams face allegations of question papers being sold on Telegram for Rs 199. The university has alerted regional centres and is investigating, though it claims no evidence of a leak and no papers have been cancelled. An unrelated incident also saw some centres receive the wrong question paper for a PG exam.
Australian consumers can stop unwanted real estate agent contact via spam laws and privacy regulations. Agents need consent for marketing, and sharing personal details without it violates privacy laws. Consumers can unsubscribe, complain to ACMA, and report privacy breaches to the OAIC.
Hong Kong's ICAC received 1.5 times more corruption complaints about building renovations in early 2026 vs. last year, following public concern after the Wang Fuk Court fire. The ICAC doubled investigators to 100.
