Morning news wrap: Anti-Trump protests rock US, Rahul Gandhi lands in Boston, and more | India News

A contemporary wave of anti-Trump protests swept the US, with demonstrators rallying in cities from Washington DC to San Francisco. Protesters voiced issues over civil rights violations, government overreach, and rising authoritarianism underneath President Trump.
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi arrived in the US for a go to to Brown University in Rhode Island. He was welcomed at Boston Logan International Airport by members of the Indian Overseas Congress, with Sam Pitroda.
In a political growth, AIMIM chief Owaisi mocked BJP leaders as “tubelights” after remarks by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey towards the Supreme Court and CJI. Owaisi reminded the occasion of the Supreme Court’s constitutional powers.
In IPL news, 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi hit a six off his first ball in an exhilarating debut for Rajasthan Royals. His efficiency got here after spectacular feats on the home degree, together with a record-breaking century.
In a key growth in the US, the District Court for Northern Georgia blocked the termination of authorized standing for 133 worldwide college students whose SEVIS data have been abruptly cancelled. The ruling prevents their quick deportation, providing them momentary reduction.
Here are the highest tales for the morning news wrap:

Fresh wave of anti-Trump demonstrations sweeps US

Thousands of demonstrators crammed the streets throughout the United States in a renewed wave of anti-Trump protests, simply two weeks after an identical nationwide motion. From Washington DC to San Francisco, the rallies have been pushed by a robust sense of urgency, anger, and concern over what protesters known as civil rights violations, government overreach, and authoritarianism underneath President Donald Trump. Read full story

Rahul Gandhi lands in US, welcomed by Sam Pitroda

Leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi arrived in the United States for a scheduled go to to Brown University in Rhode Island. At Boston Logan International Airport, he was warmly obtained by members of the Indian Overseas Congress, with Overseas Congress chief Sam Pitroda personally welcoming him. Read full story

Owaisi calls BJP leaders ‘tubelights’ over SC remarks by Nishikant Dubey

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi mocked BJP leaders as “tubelights” in response to BJP MP Nishikant Dubey’s controversial remarks concentrating on the Supreme Court and the Chief Justice of India. Owaisi pointed to Article 142 of the Constitution, which empowers the Supreme Court to ship full justice in instances earlier than it. Read full story

IPL’s youngest star Vaibhav smashes first-ball six

Last November, Rajasthan Royals made headlines by bidding Rs 1.1 crore for 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi on the IPL mega public sale. Their expertise scouts have been clearly impressed — he had made his first-class debut for Bihar in January 2024 and smashed a 58-ball century towards Australia U-19s in September, the quickest by an Indian at that degree. Still, questions swirled. Was RR taking too huge a bet? Could somebody so younger deal with the leap to the IPL stage, or would he battle underneath the glare of tens of millions watching? Read full story

Court blocks termination of authorized standing for 133 worldwide college students in US

In a major ruling, the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia has granted momentary reduction to 133 worldwide college students whose Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) data have been abruptly terminated. Without the courtroom’s intervention, the lack of authorized standing would have pressured the scholars to go away the nation. Read full story