New Delhi: delhi policeAn initial investigation into the leak of a preprint of former Army Chief General MM Naravane’s (retd) unpublished memoir “Four Stars of Destiny” revealed that it was not the work of a suspicious whistleblower but a coordinated move to circumvent defense ministry clearance, an official said on Wednesday.The task force has since widened the scope of its investigation, adding charges of “conspiracy to commit criminal conspiracy” to the FIR and issued a notice to Indian publisher Penguin Random House, asking the company to answer a series of questions.The investigation focuses on the alleged sale or distribution of preprints in countries including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. “The first leaks were allegedly uploaded to the British Indian Ocean Territory’s .io domain extension. They have since found their way into several other hosting platforms,” one investigator said.Police are analyzing the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) – the 13-digit identifier visible on the leaked version – and plan to question the publisher about it.“The publishers will also be asked why their statement onPolice said a PDF version of the book, purportedly produced by Penguin Random House India, is available on some websites and some online marketing platforms show the completed book cover as if it is ready for ordering. Penguin Random House India clarified that it has the exclusive publishing rights of the book but is yet to release it in any form.
Who is Russell Cote? Suspect in Sarasota quadruple murder identified, tied to Fort Lauderdale double homicide
Man allegedly killed four people in Sarasota, Floridahas been identified as Russell Kot. The 51-year-old man also has double homicide in Fort Lauderdale, according to the FOX 13 Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office.

The Sarasota victims have been identified as Olga Greinert, 49; Florita Stolyar, 66; Anatoly Yov, 61; and Yaroslav Blyudoy, 39, the Herald-Tribune reported. All next of kin have been notified.
Who is Russell Cote?
Officials said Cote died of a self-inflicted wound after being suspected of foul play, according to a preliminary investigation. Investigators said he had no known history of mental health crises and no past experience history of violence.
A motive for the shooting has not yet been determined. However, investigators said the suspect had a previous relationship with one of the victims in Fort Lauderdale. The victim has ties to the Sarasota County victim.
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The investigation is ongoing.
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According to investigators, around 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday, February 10, a neighbor called 911 to report that a man had been shot at a home in the Amberley community near Proctor and McIntosh roads.
According to Fox 13, the unidentified neighbor said during the 911 call: “I don’t know. I heard a loud bang earlier and I thought someone dropped something, and then I walked outside and saw my neighbor Tony lying on the ground, his house was open, and his stomach was covered in blood.”
When officers arrived, they found a neighbor performing CPR on a man in the front yard. The victim was identified as Love, the homeowner.
Deputies moved Love to another location, where he was pronounced dead a short time later. Sarasota County Fire Department crews then took over.
Neighbors told deputies that Love’s wife may be inside the home. When they entered, they found the bodies of two men and two women.
Detectives said the Fort Lauderdale Police Department told them they believed there was a double homicide that may be related to the Sarasota murders. Police noted that Cote was caught on camera driving north through Punta Gorda before the Sarasota killing.
Detectives, working with Amberlea HOA representatives and neighbors, obtained video of the suspect’s vehicle entering the community at 11:01 a.m. A short time later, a neighbor’s ring camera captured the sound of gunfire.
Less than 40 minutes later, the man, who was found on the front lawn, was seen driving into the community, SCSO said. Deputies claim Love walked to the door and was shot.
“There was blood everywhere. I didn’t see any weapons,” the neighbor said in the 911 call.
No one was seen entering or leaving the house after that.
Cote was one of four people found dead in their Sarasota home. His vehicle was found nearby, according to deputies.
“It makes you think hard. I just feel bad for the families. I feel really bad,” said Vanessa Epperson, who lives nearby.
Rahul Gandhi: US suppresses PM Modi, he betrays India India News
New Delhi: Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, accusing the government of “complete abandonment” of India’s core data, food and energy interests in the trade deal. He claimed that Modi was succumbing to pressure due to India’s influence over him.While taking part in the Budget discussion, Gandhi first mentioned in his speech the concepts of “fisting” and “choking”, martial artists are taught to knock down opponents, and then used this metaphor to target Modi’s treatment of him by the United States. Gandhi denounced the interim agreement as a betrayal of national interests, which was the theme of his speech.“Farmers are at the mercy of American mechanized farms”Rahul said that the data of 1.4 billion Indians is the country’s most valuable asset, and the country needs to ensure its energy and food interests during this turbulent period.In trying to corner the government, the LoP had mentioned a convicted child sex offender in the US, two Indian businessmen and Bharat Mata, but this was resisted by the finance minister and expunged from the record.He claimed minister Hardeep Puri introduced the child sex offender to an Indian businessman named in documents released by the US government. The Chairman asked him not to make these allegations.Rahul Gandhi denounced the interim trade deal as a sellout of national interests, a theme of his speech, dealing a blow to the plank the Bharatiya Janata Party-led New Democratic Alliance government has effectively had since coming to power in 2014.He claimed, “India’s most valuable asset (data) has been handed over. Our farmers have been left at the mercy of American mechanized farms. Our textiles have been destroyed. Our energy security has been handed over.” We can’t buy oil from whom we want. This is mass surrender. “Unlike Modi and NSA Doval who claimed that this was not an era of war, Rahul said the world was actually “entering an era of war and instability” amid intensifying geopolitical conflicts. He said that the hegemony of the US dollar is being challenged and the world is moving away from an era of superpowers.He said that while the budget acknowledged the challenges, including the weaponization of energy and finance, it did not provide a path forward before turning to the deal to slam the government.He claimed that the agreement compromised the security of all three key elements needed to run a modern state: data, food supplies and energy.
Kyle Rittenhouse slams Pam Bondi amid spat over Epstein documents hearings over ‘spying’ on House members; ‘Dillon for AG’
Kyle Rittenhouse, who received national attention for the Kenosha shooting, is now calling for Pam Bundyremoval. Rittenhouse is widely known in MAGA circles, and his breakthrough came in the wake of a bitter showdown between the congressman and Attorney General Pam Bondi. Epstein Documentation Hearing.

Bundy faces questions about Donald Trump The Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein documents and attempts to sidestep them, at one point praising stock market performance. Rittenhouse’s comments, however, come as a more serious row brews as the Justice Department is accused of spying on members of Congress who had been questioning Bundy about the Epstein dossier.
Congresswoman Pramila Jaypal posted a scathing message on X after news of alleged surveillance by the Bondi Justice Department came to light. “It is completely inappropriate and a violation of the separation of powers for the Department of Justice to spy on us as we search for Epstein’s files. Bundy showed up today with a burnt book containing a printout of my search history for the emails I searched. This is outrageous, and I intend to pursue this and stop this surveillance of members,” she wrote.
The distaste for Bundy resonated elsewhere, joined by Jan. 6 activist Trisha Hope.
“As I write this, the Department of Justice is enforcing the Epstein Transparency Act. They were granted leniency due to the sheer volume of information, but it is clear after today’s hearing that Attorney General Pam Bondi knowingly withheld this information and she needs to face immediate legal consequences,” she wrote on X.
Hope published a series of posts criticizing Bundy’s handling of the incident. In another post, she wrote “Attorney General Pam Bondi, your actions are a disgrace to yourself, your office, and the American people. You need to quit the Department of Justice. You are not equipped to do so. Look these victims in the eyes and demand accountability!”
The Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein file has also become a hot topic in MAGA circles. Longtime Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene abandoned their partnership on the issue, and now Rittenhouse and Hope’s posts show the depth of the problem.
$1,000 ‘permanent’ stimulus checks for Americans in state – check eligibility details
U.S. citizens will receive $1,000 as part of the second round of statewide stimulus packages. This applies to the following states Alaskaand the check falls under the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) scheme.

Here the checks were paid out of the nation’s abundant surplus. Minerals. Payment is made in three annual installments.
“Our mission is to administer the Permanent Fund Dividend Program to ensure that all eligible Alaskans receive dividends in a timely manner, fraud is prosecuted, and all internal and external stakeholders are treated with respect,” Department Director Genevieve Wojtusik said of the stimulus checks, according to The Sun.
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It is worth noting that Alaska is known for its oil and gas reserve. Each year, loyal citizens receive a portion of the remaining funds from the treasury.
$1,000 ‘permanent’ stimulus checks: Eligibility criteria
In order to qualify for a PFD, a person must have plans to remain in the state permanently. In this case, the applicant cannot claim residence in any other state or country during the past two years.
Additionally, applicants are ineligible if they are incarcerated at any time during this eligibility period.
If someone is eligible but still hasn’t received a check, don’t worry. This overhaul should be coming soon. According to reports, people whose PFD application status was “eligible but unpaid” on February 11 will be paid on the 19th.
The first round of payments will be issued on January 15, 2026 for individuals with the above status as of January 7 of the same year.
The final round of payments will be made on March 19 to those with the same status on March 11. Application status can be checked on the myPFD portal, and paper applications can be found at local distribution centers.
It is worth noting that due to Alaska’s reduced mining surplus this time, the payment amount decreased from last year’s $1,702. The PFD application window will open again this year and payments will be issued in 2027. However, it’s unclear how much Alaskans will receive in the next tranche.
FIR filed in SC against Assam CM Himanta for hate speech | India News
New Delhi: Brief SC on various situations Assam CM Naimanta Biswa SarmaOver alleged hate speech, including a recent controversial video featuring him, a group of citizens from Assam have urged the SC through a petition to implement its order, which directs that FIRs must be lodged in hate speech cases.Compiling his controversial remarks, the petitioner alleged that the chief minister had repeatedly talked about social and economic boycott of the Muslim community and called it derogatory terms like “miya” and “Bangladeshi” and sought the intervention of the apex council to stop him from targeting the Muslim community. The petitioners – former professor Hiren Gohain, former Assam Advocate General Harekrishna Deka, senior journalist Paresh Chandra Malakur and senior advocate Santanu Borthakur – approached the court through their advocate Yash S Vijay.
“The petitioner is forced to approach the Supreme Council to seek intervention to stop the ongoing hate speech against the minority community, and it is by openly inciting hate speech against the minority community in Assam and inciting common people to take action against the community that the CM has sullied his high constitutional office and violated his constitutional oath,” the plea said.
Cash with Care Program: When will the $5,000 payment arrive? Check schedule and eligibility
A new plan to combat homelessness new york city Stimulus checks of $5,000 will be sent out soon. The new initiative, called the “Cash with Care” program, will provide monthly subsidies of $1,200 under a New York City Council pilot program and a one-time payment of $5,000 until 2026.

City Council approves FY 2026 funding plan homeless Escape poverty in the midst of a massive urban crisis. The report estimates that there are more than 158,000 homeless people in New York City, one of the highest homeless populations in the United States.
The Cash with Care program was launched in December 2025 by the New York City Council in partnership with Covenant House, New York City’s largest 24/7 crisis shelter provider. It will be funded by the New York City Council’s fiscal year 2026 budget.
Cash With Care program: Check eligibility, payment schedule, and more
1. Age must be between 18 and 24 years old.
2. Must reside in New York City and currently reside in a CHNY shelter or transitional housing program.
3. Homeless or severely housing insecure
notes: CHNY is expected to make selections based on homeless records, but no details of the application process have been made public. The initial pilot program will accommodate 60 people.
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When will payment arrive? what we know
Payments are expected to be automatically processed to qualified individuals, The American Sun reported. The official notice of the plan did not mention a timetable. However, individuals already enrolled in the program may be notified soon.
Notably, the payment was made in his capacity as mayor of New York City. Zoran Mamdani Government officials and homeless advocates are mounting pressure after a massive snowstorm and freezing temperatures killed at least 16 people. The deaths have heightened scrutiny of the city’s response to winter homelessness.
Stalin rules out coalition with Congress ahead of vote India News
Chennai: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Congress Netas on Wednesday ruled out the possibility of forming a coalition government in the state ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.“Power sharing is not suitable for Tamil Nadu,” the chief minister said at a meeting organized by a media organization in Chennai. “Congress and the Democrats know that power sharing will not work in Tennessee. But some are trying to drive a wedge between the two parties,” Stalin said.The CMK, however, said the DMK will continue to be in alliance with the Congress. “There are those who are trying to destroy the alliance, but that’s not going to happen. We will face the election together.”Stalin also praised Rahul Gandhisaid their relationship transcended politics. “Rahul considers me like his brother. Apart from politics, we have a lot in common,” he added.Reacting to his remarks, TNCC Chairman K Selvaperunthagai said that the CM has expressed his views on the issue but the decision will be taken jointly by Rahul Gandhi and Stalin. Congress MP Manickam Tagore said on X, “The people of Tamil Nadu will decide whether the state wants a coalition government.”
‘Pray for my baby’: 12-year-old boy shot in head and neck fights for life after Canadian school shooting
For 12-year-old Maya Edmonds, Tuesday started like any other school day. By night she was in intensive care after being shot in the head and neck in a fatal attack at the school.Maya is currently receiving intensive care at Vancouver Children’s Hospital. Doctors are working to repair the damage caused by her injury, but her recovery timetable remains uncertain.“Today is like any other. Now my 12-year-old daughter is fighting for her life,” her mother wrote in a touching post on social media. “It doesn’t even feel real… I never thought I would ask for prayers, but please pray for my kids.”Maya was one of at least 25 people injured in the shooting at Tumbler Ridge High School. Police have confirmed eight people were killed in the attack.For her family, however, those numbers faded away with the image of their daughter lying in a hospital bed. A fundraising campaign set up by relatives has raised a huge amount of support to help pay for medical and travel costs so her mother can stay with her.
12-year-old Maya was taken to Vanc. Children’s Hospital and surgery to repair the gunshot wound to the head.
Continue to pray for all the families.
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The suspect is dead and the motive is unknown
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said the suspect was found dead at the school.Authorities have not publicly released the name. Police described the suspect as female and confirmed investigators were working to determine a motive behind the attack.Two more bodies were found at a nearby residence and are believed to be related to the suspects. Officials initially reported a higher death toll but later clarified that one victim survived with serious injuries and remained in serious condition.Investigators are examining whether there were warning signs or previous interactions that could reveal what led to the tragedy.
What Prime Minister Mark Carney said
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the nation, calling it “a very difficult day for the country.” “Parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters are going to wake up this morning without their loved ones,” he said, looking visibly shocked.Carney announced that flags on federal buildings will fly at half-mast for seven days and urged Canadians to unite in support of grieving communities.“We will get through this and we will learn from it. But now, it’s time to come together, grieve together and support each other,” he said.In the small but close-knit community of Tumbler Ridge, the tragedy has left many families devastated. But in a Vancouver hospital room, the focus remains on a 12-year-old girl whose fight for survival has become the most personal face of a national tragedy.

