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1. Rashmika becomes the face of Lilo & Stitch in India  123telugu.com
2. Animal Actress Rashmika Mandanna Goes International: Befriends The Adorable Stitch!  Zee News
3. Rashmika Mandanna shares glimpse of her life with her 'new BFF' in viral video, it's not Vijay Deverakonda but...  DNA India
4. Pan-India Heroine Rashmika Goes International: Friendship Goals Unlocked with Her New BFF, the Adorable Stitch  Filmibeat
5. Rashmika Mandanna shares a glimpse into her life with her ‘new BFF’  Mid-day

1. Netanyahu Vows Full Gaza Control as Israel Eases Aid Blockade Under Pressure  Deccan Herald
2. Israel allowing 'minimal' food into Gaza after pressure from allies, Netanyahu says  BBC
3. Israel eases Gaza blockade  Monocle
4. Israel must prevent Gaza famine for 'diplomatic reasons', PM says  Times of India
5. Israel says it will allow ’basic’ aid into Gaza after nearly three months of blockade  The Hindu

1. China comes to Pakistan's help after India suspends Indus Water Treaty, decides to..., Pakistan will now...  India.Com
2. China speeds up work on 'critical' dam project in Pakistan amid India’s halt on Indus Waters Treaty  The Economic Times
3. India to not consider Pak's request to reinstate Indus Waters Treaty: Sources  India Today
4. Indus water belongs to Indian farmers, Chouhan assures farm outfits  The Hindu
5. Shivraj Chouhan Slams Nehru Over Indus Treaty, Announces 15-Day Farm Tech Campaign  Deccan Herald

1. RBI proposes relaxing rules for investments in AIFs  The Economic Times
2. RBI mulls cap on AIF investments by banks, NBFCs  financialexpress.com
3. RBI issues revised draft directions on investment by REs in AIFs, seeks comments  The Hindu
4. RBI Eases Norms for Bank Investments in AIFs  Rediff MoneyWiz
5. RBI Proposes 10 Per Cent Cap On RE Investments In AIFs- Details Here  Zee News

1. 'Good for jobs, bills and borders': UK and EU agree on landmark security and defence pact  Times of India
2. UK-EU Summit - Joint Statement (HTML)  GOV.UK
3. Britain Agrees To Trade, Defence Reset With EU  NDTV
4. Europe and the UK ‘reset’ relations, almost a decade after Brexit nearly broke them  CNN
5. Five unanswered questions in UK-EU deal  BBC

1. Stock Market Highlights 19 May 2025: Markets slide as IT stocks tumble after Moody’s downgrades US credit rating; Sensex down 271 points, Nifty ends below 24,945  BusinessLine
2. Sensex, Nifty 50 fall for second day in a row— 10 key highlights from Indian stock market today  Mint
3. Stock markets close lower for 2nd day, IT stocks, weak global trends drag  The Hindu
4. Markets end lower: Nifty below 25,000, Sensex falls 270 points; Eternal, Grasim among top losers – 5 key highlights  financialexpress.com
5. Stock market today: Sensex dips 271.17 points to end at 82,059; Nifty declines 74.35 points  Times of India

1. Congress revives Morarji ‘treason’ charge to attack Jaishankar over Op Sindoor ‘message’ to Pakistan  ThePrint
2. "Silence Is Damning": Rahul Gandhi Targets S Jaishankar Again, BJP Replies  NDTV
3. Operation Sindoor: Rahul Gandhi questions Jaishankar's 'silence', asks how many aircraft did we lose beca  Times of India
4. ‘Taken out of context’: Foreign Secy Misri clarifies Jaishankar’s remarks on 'Operation Sindoor' amid Congress' charge  Firstpost
5. Sindoor ka saudagar: Congress steps up attack on S Jaishankar despite fact-check  India Today

1. Yusuf Pathan opts out of all-party delegation; TMC says 'Centre can't unilaterally decide'  Times of India
2. 'Political games' or 'government prerogative'? Row over selection of nominees for multi-party global dipl  Times of India
3. Maha Vikas Aghadi in splits over Op Sindoor diplomacy? Here's who said what  India Today
4. 'Don't Bring Local Politics Into India's Global Outreach': Sharad Pawar To Sanjay Raut  NDTV
5. Yusuf Pathan drops out of India's anti-terror outreach, BJP targets Mamata Banerjee  Hindustan Times

1. Who is Ali Khan Mahmudabad, Ashoka University professor held over Op Sindoor post?  India Today
2. 'His mistake is his name': Congress slams 'BJP’s manufactured rage' after arrest of Ashoka University pro  Times of India
3. Lucknow locals say Ali Khan was deliberately targeted  The Hindu
4. Indian professor arrested over social media post on military operation  Al Jazeera
5. Supreme Court To Hear Ashoka University Professor Who 'Spoke Truth To Power': 10 Points  NDTV

India's markets regulator is investigating six IndusInd Bank officials for insider trading to determine if they sold stock options while being aware of accounting lapses at the bank before these were publicly disclosed, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is examining the timing of trades by these six officials to ascertain whether the sales violated regulations and the internal code of conduct of India's fifth-largest lender, they said. Investigations are in preliminary stages and show cause notices to the individuals and to the bank, a formal request from the regulator for a response, have not yet been sent, the sources said. The sources declined to be identified as the investigations are confidential. IndusInd and SEBI did not immediately respond to e-mail queries. Reuters reported earlier this month that a forensic review by audit and advisory firm Grant Thornton found two bank executives traded in its shares while they were aware of accounting lapses at the bank but before those were made public. SEBI has sought a copy of the report from the bank, the sources said. The bank had disclosed in March that years of incorrect accounting of internal derivative trades had led to a $230 million hole in its $60.8 billion balance sheet. Its chief executive Sumant Kathpalia and deputy Arun Khurana stepped down last month. Encashing employee stock options when aware of unpublished price sensitive information can be a violation of the regulator's rules, one of the sources said. Insider trading in India can lead to criminal and civil proceedings, however there hasn't been a criminal conviction for insider trading so far. A SEBI order typically involves a monetary penalty and directives such as a market ban for a specific period of time. Under the bank's code of conduct, such a violation can also allow for a claw-back of bonuses and employee stock options, sources added. The bank has also been asked to explain the delay in disclosing accounting lapses, when the management was made aware of them in September 2024 or even earlier, the sources added.

1. Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu warns software engineers: AI could wipe out high-paying software jobs-- And what t  Times of India
2. Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu’s warning to software engineers: Don’t take high salaries for granted, jobs could be destroyed  financialexpress.com
3. Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu warns software engineers: ‘High salary not birthright… Can't assume it will stay forever’  Mint
4. Techies, your fat pay and even job in danger: IITian CEO joins Zoho's Sridhar Vembu in sounding the alarm  The Economic Times
5. Emerging techs a threat to software jobs: Vembu  Times of India

1. BCCI denies reports of Asia Cup exit; secretary Devajit Saikia says, ‘prime focus is on IPL 2025, India's England tour’  Mint
2. BCCI yet to discuss India's Asia Cup participation  ESPNcricinfo
3. BCCI refutes news of withdrawal from ACC events  Cricbuzz.com
4. Pakistan minister heading Asian cricket body, BCCI set to pull out from Asia Cup  The Indian Express
5. 'Purely imaginary...': BCCI clears air on reports suggesting India have pulled out of Asia Cup 2025  Moneycontrol