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- 1India tests long-range one-way attack drone at Pokhran●INDIA TESTS LONG-RANGE KAMIKAZE DRONE The KAL one-way attack drone has reportedly completed its first trial at the Pokhr
India has reportedly carried out the first trial of a long-range one-way attack drone, developed under the KAL programme, at the Pokhran test range. The loitering munition is said to have a range of around 1,000 km and carry a 50 kg warhead, giving India a capability for precision strikes deep into hostile territory. Defence watchers are discussing what the test means for India's strike options and regional military balance.
- 2Kaja Kallas Warns Against Rewarding Russian Intimidation▼EU Diplomat Kaja Kallas Warns Against Rewarding Russian Intimidation Campaign
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has warned Western countries against rewarding what she described as a Russian intimidation campaign. The Estonian former prime minister argued that yielding to Moscow's pressure would only encourage further aggression. She urged Europe and its allies to stay united and respond firmly rather than accommodate Kremlin threats.
- 3Appeals court says Kalshi prediction markets can be regulated like gambling▼Appeals court rules against Kalshi, says prediction markets can be regulated like gambling
A US appeals court has ruled against Kalshi, holding that prediction markets can be regulated like gambling. The decision is a setback for Kalshi and the broader prediction-market industry, which has argued its event contracts are financial instruments overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission rather than betting products subject to state gambling laws. The ruling could reshape how event trading platforms operate across the United States.
- 4Kalshi loses appeals court ruling on state oversight of prediction markets▼Kalshi loses appeals court ruling on state regulation of prediction markets
Prediction market operator Kalshi has lost an appeals court ruling concerning whether its event contracts are subject to state-level regulation. The decision threatens the company's argument that federal commodity law preempts state gambling and gaming authorities, a cornerstone of its rapid US expansion. A loss on state preemption could force Kalshi to seek state licenses or exit certain markets, and the ruling is likely to shape how prediction markets are regulated nationwide.
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The second round of the women's DFB-Pokal wrapped up in Germany, with Werder Bremen's women advancing to the round of 16 under coach Ulbrich and 1. FC Köln winning away in Berlin. Turbine Potsdam and Hertha BSC's women, however, were knocked out despite spirited performances. Fans and sports media are reacting to the surprise exits and the clubs moving on in the competition.
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"Kal ka mausam" (tomorrow's weather) is trending as Indians search for the next day's forecast. Current coverage focuses on severe weather across north India: a red alert for rain in Uttarakhand that has halted the Char Dham pilgrimage, and 48 hours of storms and rain in Uttar Pradesh, with disruptions reported on the Ganga Expressway. Readers are checking forecasts and news updates for warnings, travel impacts, and conditions in their own areas.
- 7Rival Akali Dal Factions Clash At Chhapar Mela Fair●When Two Akali Dals Faced Off At A Fair: Panthic Politics Dominates Chhapar Mela
The annual Chhapar Mela fair in Punjab has turned into a stage for Sikh political rivalry, with the two competing Akali Dal factions holding parallel shows of strength. The confrontation underlines how Panthic politics continues to dominate the gathering, as both sides vie for support among Sikhs ahead of a shifting political landscape in the state.