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‘Bias against Punjab's progressive voices?’: AAP as Diljit Dosanjh's Delhi concert denied nod

Sharing a Hindustan Times post about the development, Bharadwaj asked why the Central government-controlled Delhi Police had refused permission for the show.

‘Bias against Punjab's progressive voices?’: AAP as Diljit Dosanjh's Delhi concert denied nod

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Netanyahu defense challenges Mandelblit over police questioning of key state witness

The exchanges at the Jerusalem District Court focused on how closely Mandelblit supervised the early inquiries into Netanyahu and whether investigators stayed within the limits he set.

  • Former Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit questioned over police questioning of key witness.
  • Defense argues Mandelblit's approval didn't equate to control over investigation details.

IDF probes alleged arson attack on Biblical High Priest Eleazar's tomb near Nablus in West Bank

The IDF is investigating a suspected arson attack on the West Bank tomb believed to belong to Eleazar the Priest, the biblical son of Aaron, after footage of the alleged incident circulated online.

  • Israeli Defense Forces investigating alleged arson attack on Eleazar tomb.
  • Footage shared on Palestinian social media, attackers fled scene.
  • Israel Police and forensic investigators to gather evidence and statements.

Gov Otu Presents N987.8bn 2027 Budget

Cross River State Governor, Bassey Otu, yesterday presented a proposed N987.8 billion budget for the 2027 fiscal year to the state House of Assembly, christening it the ‘Budget of Consolidation

  • Governor Bassey Otu proposes N987.8bn budget for 2027 Cross River State.
  • Budget titled 'Consolidation and Renewed Hope' focuses on growth and development.
  • 2.57% increase from 2026 budget, with 71.72% allocated to capital expenditure.

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