Yadavendra Singh, great-grandson of Bhagat Singh, criticizes Sunita Kejriwal for placing a photo of her jailed husband Arvind Kejriwal between portraits of Bhagat Singh and Ambedkar during her address. He emphasizes that politics shouldn't be personal and Bhagat Singh's legacy is for the nation, not individuals. Sunita Kejriwal has been addressing public from her husband's chair, amid his arrest. Singh demands correction if Aam Aadmi Party placed Kejriwal's photo by mistake. The controversy arises over mixing personal and national legacies in political settings.

Istanbul's famous street dog, Boji, steals hearts with his unique commute spanning 30 kilometers daily. Utilizing ferries, trams, and subways, Boji's routine fascinates city officials and residents alike. A Getty Images photographer captures his love for transportation, as Boji eagerly boards buses and vans whenever he can. His adventures, shared widely on social media, cement his status as a beloved local figure. While Boji's travels aren't essential, they highlight his joy in exploring the city and interacting with its people, showcasing the remarkable bond between Istanbul and its four-legged friend.

In a first-ever move, BBC transfers its Indian newsroom and publishing license to a private company formed by its former employees. Facing Indian tax scrutiny, BBC shifts operations to comply with FDI rules, limiting foreign ownership to 26%. The new entity, "Collective Newsroom," founded by four ex-BBC staff, will continue producing content for BBC's digital services in seven languages. BBC seeks 26% stake in the company. CEO Rupa Jha assures no compromise on journalism. Restructuring aims to maintain BBC's presence in India without job cuts.

Vistara, facing operational challenges, plans to onboard Air India first officers to alleviate its pilot crisis. However, due to mandatory training protocols, resolution may be delayed. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation mandates a 40-day training for these officers, including simulator and line training. Despite both airlines belonging to the Tata Group, formal training processes must be adhered to. Air India itself faces a shortage of first officers, complicating the situation. Vistara recently announced scaling back operations to mitigate pressure on pilots. Challenges persist as pilot discontent over revised contracts persists amidst the merger with Air India.

In a recent video release, designated Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun targets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and others, vowing to challenge them "right in their own backyard." Pannun, representing the banned Sikhs for Justice group, accuses the Modi government of "transnational terrorism" and pledges to continue advocating for a Khalistan referendum. The video features clips of Rajnath Singh and PM Modi. Pannun also calls for embarrassment of Modi during the upcoming elections. This isn't the first time Pannun has used social media to propagate his agenda, previously issuing threats and warnings.

Suspended Maldives Minister Mariyam Shiuna issued a public apology after facing backlash for a now-deleted social media post. The post featured the Indian national flag's Ashok Chakra on a Maldivian Democratic Party campaign poster, sparking outrage. Shiuna clarified that the resemblance was unintentional and expressed deep respect for India. Despite her apology, Indian social media users remained incensed. This incident follows her previous suspension for derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Shiuna pledged to be more vigilant in the future. The controversy unfolded shortly after Maldivian Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer thanked India for renewing trade quotas.

Over 7.5 million customers of boAt, a prominent Indian audio products and smartwatch manufacturer, have fallen victim to a significant data breach. The breach, disclosed by a hacker known as ShopifyGUY, includes sensitive details like names, addresses, contact numbers, and email IDs. This exposes affected customers to potential financial fraud and identity theft. Experts emphasize the urgent need for boAt to address the breach, notify affected users, and enhance security measures to prevent future incidents. The breach highlights the growing threat of cyberattacks targeting personal data of individuals and businesses.

India's stock market soared to unprecedented heights today, as both the Sensex and Nifty indices reached historic peaks. This surge was fueled by positive trends observed in global markets, particularly in the United States. The Sensex surged to an impressive 74,658 points, while the Nifty touched an all-time high of 22,623 points. Notably, investors showed strong interest in sectors such as information technology (IT) and automotive industries. Additionally, gains were witnessed in energy, real estate, and metal sectors. However, Wipro, an IT giant, faced a slight setback following the resignation of its CEO.  

Lucknow Super Giants' pacer Yash Thakur starred in IPL 2024 with his maiden five-wicket haul, guiding his team to a 33-run victory over GT. Thakur revealed captain KL Rahul's encouraging words, citing it as a motivational factor post Mayank Yadav's injury. Thakur's impressive performance, including dismissing key batsmen like Shubman Gill and Rashid Khan, earned praise from team management. Rahul's support and belief in Thakur's abilities played a pivotal role in LSG's historic win. Thakur expressed gratitude to the team management for their trust and credited variations for their success.

India's Aditya L1 satellite, designed for uninterrupted solar observation, will miss the total solar eclipse today as it remains strategically positioned to monitor the Sun continuously. Placed at Lagrange point 1, Aditya L1 provides a 24x7, 365-day view of the Sun, crucial for studying solar activity and space weather. Despite the eclipse's significance on Earth, the satellite's location ensures uninterrupted observations. Aditya L1's unique orbit offers valuable insights into solar dynamics, aiding scientific research. Meanwhile, ground-based observations during the eclipse will complement satellite data, enhancing our understanding of solar phenomena.