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A major political rift is unfolding in Tamil Nadu, where a party founder has approached the Election Commission of India to seek 'legal and criminal action' against the party's president, who is also his son. The core of the dispute is the son's decision to enter into an electoral alliance with the AIADMK-led NDA. The father contends that his son has no authority to claim the party's presidency or make such alliances. This move escalates a power struggle within the party, which holds sway over the significant Vanniyar community vote base. The report highlights that the AIADMK and its allies chose to negotiate with the son, indicating a shift in the party's power dynamics.

This special report covers the ongoing grim situation in Iran, where arson and violence have spread across the country as protesters take to the streets against the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei regime. According to reports, more than 200 people have died in the clashes. Protesters have set fire to the Al-Rasul Mosque as mass demonstrations continue. The dissent has also moved beyond Iran's borders, with anti-Khamenei protests held in London and Washington. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump was quoted as saying, 'Iran is looking at freedom perhaps like never before,' adding that the US is ready to help the protesters. Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has also called on the protesters, noting that Trump has observed their bravery.

Sukesh Chandrasekhar offers ₹217 crore to settle his case and walk free.

Prashant Tamang rose to national prominence in 2007 when he auditioned for Indian Idol while serving as a constable with the Kolkata Police.