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Here are today's top news updates for Wednesday, May 27, covering important political events, global developments and key moments from the world of sport.
Supreme Court seeks Centre's response on wetlands definition plea
The Supreme Court has issued notice to the Centre over a petition challenging the definition of wetlands. The plea argues the current rules are vague.
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge attacks Centre over fuel price rise
Kharge criticised the government over rising fuel prices and said people across sections were angry. He alleged the Centre was failing to address the concerns of the poor.
Five labourers killed in well excavation accident in Madhya Pradesh's Panna
Five workers died after soil caved in while they were digging a well in a village in Panna district. Police said the incident occurred during excavation work on Tuesday.
India rejects China-Pakistan reference to Jammu and Kashmir
India has strongly rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in a joint China-Pakistan statement, reiterating that the region is an integral part of the country.
Parliamentary panel calls officials over NEET and OSM issues
A parliamentary committee has summoned Education Ministry officials and the CBSE chief to review the On-Screen Marking system and post-result processes for Class 12 exams.
Red Fort car blast probe finds accused used fake identity to procure chemicals, says NIA
The NIA has found that the main accused used a false identity to buy chemicals used in making explosives. Officials said the materials were sourced from over-the-counter supplies.
Centre sets up high-level committee to study demographic changes in India
The Union government has formed a panel led by a retired Supreme Court judge to examine demographic shifts. The study will assess changes linked to illegal immigration and other factors.
CBSE portal glitches under scrutiny as IIT Madras-led team begins probe
An expert team from IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur has started examining recent technical issues in the CBSE portal. The review covers reported payment failures and answer sheet upload concerns.
One more AIADMK MLA resigns in Tamil Nadu political setback
A fourth MLA from the AIADMK rebel camp has resigned from the Assembly. The move reduces the party's strength in the House further.
Delhi court acquits SKS Ispat and others in coal block allocation case
A Delhi court cleared SKS Ispat and Power Ltd and four others in a case linked to coal block allocation irregularities. The court found insufficient grounds for conviction.
CBI probes Twisha Sharma death case, visits in-laws' residence in Bhopal
A CBI team visited the residence of the in-laws of Twisha Sharma as part of its investigation. The agency also met members of her family during the probe.
Five lions, including cubs, found dead in Gujarat's Gir forest
Two cubs died due to suspected viral infection while three adult lions died in separate incidents. Authorities said there is no evidence of an outbreak.
India and US sign pact on critical minerals supply chain cooperation
India and the United States have agreed on a framework to strengthen cooperation in critical minerals. The move comes amid concerns over global supply chain dependence on China.
Quad expands cooperation on Indo-Pacific surveillance and minerals security
The Quad grouping has announced expanded coordination on maritime surveillance and critical minerals. The initiative aims to strengthen stability across the Indo-Pacific region.
Trump says Iran's uranium could be destroyed under international supervision
The US President said Iran's enriched uranium could be destroyed in the US or another location under IAEA oversight. He expressed preference for it to be handled at a controlled site.
China and Pakistan reaffirm commitment to strengthen bilateral ties
China and Pakistan have agreed to further deepen their strategic partnership. Both sides pledged to build a shared future and strengthen cooperation.
2026 FIFA World Cup to span 16 cities
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted across the United States, Canada and Mexico, covering 16 cities. Fans are expected to plan for varying time zones, climates and long-distance travel between venues.