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Udhayanidhi Stalin will be released on station bail after questioning, the Tamil Nadu government told the Madras High Court on Tuesday, stating it is not seeking judicial remand. The court directed police to release the DMK leader the same day and instructed him to cooperate with the investigation into an FIR over his alleged remarks referring to actor Trisha.3

India has extended two separate invitations to Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Tuesday, a bilateral

Guatemala has declared an Orange Alert after Volcán de Fuego entered a powerful eruptive phase, sending lava, ash and pyroclastic flows down its slopes. Authorities evacuated vulnerable communities, closed roads, suspended classes and restricted access to the volcano. Officials warned the intense activity could continue for 24 to 72 hours as monitoring remains underway.

Tamil Nadu Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin shared an emotional farewell with his family before police escorted him from his Chennai residence to Thanjavur for questioning in the alleged Trisha remarks case. He was seen hugging his son, Inba Nidhi, and bidding goodbye to wife Kiruthiga. The Madras High Court later ordered his release on station bail.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday urged authorities to exercise restraint while dealing with student protesters, saying violence only worsens the situation. Hearing a plea against the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) over alleged protest violence, a Bench led by CJI Surya Kant tagged the matter with related petitions and stressed that listening to students is the most effective response.

The two-day strategy meeting in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar will focus on the E20 fuel controversy, unemployment, organisational expansion and the movement's future course following the NEET-UG protests.

The CJP spokesperson alleged that YouTube news channel The Pamphlet and media personnel entered his Delhi residence and filmed its interiors, claiming the incident has put his family at risk while he attends the party's two-day strategy meeting in Maharashtra.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly apologised over child sexual abuse material (CSAM), deepfake content and other lapses on Meta platforms during talks with Indian authorities, according to reports citing government and PTI sources. Officials also reportedly warned Meta that it could lose safe harbour protections under the IT Act if it actively controls content distribution.

The Congress leader met students from multiple states outside 10 Janpath, praised their courage, defended their protests over exam irregularities and criticised the Centre over its handling of the agitation.

Security camera footage from Rio de Janeiro captures the terrifying moment a businessman narrowly escaped being crushed after a giant tree and utility pole collapsed during a powerful windstorm.