Security Scare Ahead Of PM Modi BKC Visit: Fake PMO Official Arrested In Mumbai

Following the building collapse tragedy in Delhi's Satya Niketan, the civic body launched a major crackdown against illegal paying guest accommodations across the national capital. Authorities surveyed over a thousand properties, demolishing 24 illegal structures and sealing seven buildings to check unauthorised floor constructions. Amid safety fears, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College opened its conference hall to shelter students who vacated unsafe premises. Additionally, civic teams acted in Mukherjee Nagar following media reports on dangerously tilted buildings. Ground reports from areas like Christian Colony highlight the grim reality of students living in congested spaces and hazardous conditions, alongside disputes over unreturned security deposits by landlords.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has released footage claiming the interception and capture of an unmanned United States submersible at the entrance of the Strait of Hormuz. The video shows the submersible at an unknown location. While Iranian authorities project control over the strategic waterway through the release of the visual evidence, there has been no official confirmation or response from the United States regarding the claim.

US forces have destroyed five Iranian crude oil carriers following attempts by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to target a US Navy warship with ballistic missiles twice over the past two days. The US warship successfully evaded the attacks with no American personnel harmed, continuing its regional patrols. US Secretary of State Mike Rubio warned that the US will continue striking Iranian oil tankers in retaliation for attempted attacks on naval vessels. According to statements cited from CENTCOM and White House directives, the retaliatory actions follow policies to exert economic pressure and respond to military provocations amid escalating conflict in West Asia.

The United States Department of Labor has suspended Indian IT giant Cognizant from filing new applications for foreign worker green cards for 180 days amid a federal investigation. The probe is examining allegations of visa filing irregularities, wage violations, and potential worker exploitation involving H-1B and employment-based immigration programs. The development places increased scrutiny on visa practices across major Indian IT firms operating in the US, including TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL Technologies.