Times of India24.04.2026GeneralIndia
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A petitioner in the Supreme Court of India caused a disturbance during a hearing on Friday, throwing papers and allegedly using abusive language against the Chief Justice of India. Security personnel escorted the individual out, but the court decided not to take further action, dismissing the appeal.
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Larry Ellison's Lavish Yacht Purchases and Shifting Financial Fortunes
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, known for his extravagant purchases like a $490 million megayacht, has seen his personal fortune fluctuate significantly. His approach to acquiring assets contrasts sharply, from a two-year legal battle for a jet landing slot to a swift yacht commission via email. Recently, his net worth dropped by over $47 billion due to tech stock pullbacks.
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Iran's security chief warned of retaliation against Israel for infrastructure attacks, stating "Any attack on infrastructure will be retaliated against, and the criminal Zionist regime responsible for these atrocities will not be safe from the response of our fighters." This comes as the US conducted extensive strikes targeting numerous military and civilian sites, with Iran reporting 17 casualties. Israel stated its readiness to resume military action against Iran if necessary.
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Man Claims H-1B Visa Revoked Over Unpaid $600 Traffic Fine
An H-1B visa holder reportedly had his visa revoked for failing to pay a $600 traffic fine by the deadline. The incident, shared on NRI channels, highlights the serious consequences of unpaid fines, even for non-criminal offenses, potentially impacting future re-entry into the US.
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Japanese Boy's Butterfly Memory Experiment Stuns Scientific Community
Ten-year-old Jo Nagai from Kobe, Japan, conducted a scientific experiment on swallowtail butterflies, demonstrating that they can retain memories through metamorphosis and even pass them to subsequent generations, a finding that has surprised scientists.
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Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire 'Over,' Raising Fears of Renewed Conflict
President Trump declared a June 17 ceasefire with Iran "over," ordering new US strikes after alleged Iranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. This breakdown raises fears of renewed conflict, impacting oil markets, US politics, and Iran's nuclear program.
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