A day of accountability and disruption stretched from New Delhi to global boardrooms and sports arenas. In India, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after weeks of outrage over the NEET exam leak scandal, a crisis that rattled millions of students and underscored how...
A day of accountability and disruption stretched from New Delhi to global boardrooms and sports arenas. In India, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after weeks of outrage over the NEET exam leak scandal, a crisis that rattled millions of students and underscored how deeply public trust has eroded in high-stakes testing. In China, regulators delivered one of the online travel sector’s biggest antitrust blows, fining Trip.com about $765 million over alleged monopolistic practices, a reminder that Beijing’s scrutiny of tech power remains forceful. In sports, the headlines were equally jarring: Mets star Juan Soto landed on the injured list with a calf strain, while 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan was reported recovering from a serious but non-life-threatening car crash ahead of training camp. Meanwhile, Anthony Joshua’s bout in Jeddah kept boxing fans focused on what could be the next step toward a blockbuster clash with Tyson Fury.
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- Dharmendra Pradhan resigns as India’s education minister amid NEET paper leak protests (13 sources)
- China fines Trip.com about $765 million for alleged antitrust violations (11 sources)
- Wildfire prompts evacuations in suburbs near Bordeaux as fires spread in France and Spain (9 sources)
- Berlin Pride parade halted after vehicle drives into crowd; police search for suspect (9 sources)
- 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan injured in car crash; injuries not life-threatening (8 sources)
- Car drives into Berlin LGBTQ+ Pride crowd, killing one and injuring at least 15 (8 sources)
- Woman dies and girl seriously injured in Co Cavan car-truck crash (7 sources)
- China evacuates thousands and suspends transport ahead of Typhoon Noul (7 sources)
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