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“Mysterious Death Video Emerges; Afghan-Pakistan Rift; H-1B Visa Relief Unveiled”

As the day comes to a close, let’s take a brief look at the top stories. A new video has surfaced, adding complexity to the mysterious death of a former Punjab DGP’s son. Afghanistan has strongly rebuffed Pakistan’s baseless accusations of India’s involvement in regional conflicts, emphasizing its independent foreign relations.

In the United States, the Trump administration has provided clarity on exceptions to the controversial $100,000 H-1B visa fee, bringing relief to Indian tech professionals and students. The dispute over the Asia Cup trophy escalates as ACC chief Mohsin Naqvi urges the BCCI to send a player to collect the trophy, deepening the deadlock. In Bihar, tensions within the Mahagathbandhan alliance intensify as allies prepare to compete for a dozen seats ahead of the elections.

Here is a quick roundup of the day’s major news stories. Stay informed before wrapping up for the day.

The circumstances surrounding the death of a former Punjab police officer’s son have taken a new turn with the emergence of a second video. Prior to his demise, the son alleged his father’s involvement in an affair with his wife and a plot to harm him.

Afghanistan’s Defense Minister has firmly denounced Pakistan’s claims linking India to regional conflicts as unfounded and illogical, asserting Afghanistan’s independent foreign policy decisions.

In a significant development for Indian professionals and students in the US, the Trump administration has clarified exemptions to the contentious $100,000 H-1B visa fee, offering relief to many.

The standoff over the Asia Cup 2025 trophy continues as ACC President Mohsin Naqvi refuses to release it to India, urging a direct player collection in India rather than cross-border transfer.

Tensions rise within the Mahagathbandhan alliance in Bihar as disagreements over seat allocations lead to direct contests on multiple seats, exposing internal conflicts.

Founder of Jan Suraaj Party, Prashant Kishor, accuses the BJP of pressuring three party candidates to withdraw from the Bihar assembly elections, naming senior party members for obstruction.

Biocon Chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw meets Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar amid public criticism over Bengaluru’s civic infrastructure, addressing recent disagreements.

A controversial wedding dress worn by the daughter of an aide to Iran’s Supreme Leader sparks outrage in Tehran, highlighting discrepancies with the nation’s strict hijab laws for women.

Stay updated with these key stories before concluding your day.

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