Madras high court summons ED officials for contempt in Tasmac case | Chennai News

CHENNAI: Madras high court on Monday ordered the physical appearance of three Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials, including an assistant director and the PMLA Adjudicating Authority, for issuing summons to film producer Akash Baskaran in violation of a court order.The ED issued the summons despite an interim order passed by the court staying all further proceedings…

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NEET UG 2026 re-test: Pradhan reviews NTA readiness, tightens security and coordination

Pradhan reviews NEET-UG 2026 arrangements at NTA, stresses confidentiality and cyber safeguards NEET UG 2026: Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed preparations for the NEET-UG 2026 re-test scheduled for June 21 after visiting the National Testing Agency (NTA) headquarters in Delhi. He assessed the status of arrangements and held discussions on examination readiness, focusing on…

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Les Wexner faces closed-door deposition over Epstein ties as new DOJ files emerge

Les Wexner’s long-time friendship with Jeffrey Epstein was set to be the subject of a closed-door congressional deposition in Ohio on Wednesday, where the billionaire retail magnate was expected to face questions about new revelations contained in the latest release of Justice Department documents related to the late sexual predator.Wexner, 88, the retired founder of…

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‘Vadh 2’ box office collection day 9: Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta’s thriller makes Rs3.6 crores |

The much-anticipated sequel ‘Vadh 2,’ featuring the talented duo Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta, has made a noteworthy Rs 3.6 crore at the box office. While critics have praised the film for its engaging storyline and brilliant performances, it appears that audience interest is waning as ticket sales have gradually dipped. Veteran stars Sanjay Mishra…

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‘Green card holder makes…’: US commerce secretary claims immigrants earn one-third less than Americans as Trump launches ‘gold card’ scheme

US President Donald Trump unveiled a new million-dollar “gold card” immigration scheme, with his administration arguing that America must stop admitting “below-average” immigrants and instead prioritise high-earning, highly skilled applicants.Announcing the programme at the White House, commerce secretary Howard Lutnick claimed the existing system brings in immigrants who earn far less than US-born workers. “The…

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