Indian man Lubana Singh included in DHS’s list of worst criminals in the US.

The Department of Homeland Security added Indian man Lubana Singh to its ‘worst’ criminals list along with 5000 others, taking the list to more than 35,000. Lubana Singh, a convicted illegal alien from India, was arrested in Milan, Michigan. The department said his criminal history includes the sale of synthetic narcotics and dangerous drugs.DHS started this list on December 8, 2025 and made it a website. It allows visitors to find some of the hundreds of thousands of dangerous, criminal illegal aliens who have been arrested in all 50 states. The criminal histories of those arrested include murder, sex crimes against children, driving under the influence, aggravated assault, hit and run, drug possession and arson.Acting Assistant Secretary of State Lauren Biss said, “To continue the Trump Administration’s mission of transparency with the American people, DHS has added another 5,000 criminal illegal aliens to the Worst of the Worst website.” “With this webpage, the American people can search for criminals we have arrested in their communities. Criminal illegal aliens arrested by ICE include murderers, rapists, pedophiles, and gang members. If you see an ICE law enforcement officer, thank them for removing these thugs from your neighborhood.”In addition to Lubana Singh, new additions to the list include: Santos Archaga Mendoza, whom DHS describes as a criminal illegal alien from Honduras, who has been arrested in Newark, New Jersey. His criminal history includes murder – negligent homicide – vehicular manslaughter and assault.Cuban Reyniel Parazon Gomez was arrested in Miami, Florida. His criminal history includes cruelty to children and sexual offenses against children – fondling.Omar Martínez-Reyna of Mexico was arrested in Thomson, Illinois. His criminal history includes driving under the influence, sexual assault, failure to register as a sex offender and illegal re-entry.Augusto Castillo Recinos of Guatemala was arrested in Conroe, Texas. His criminal history includes lewd or lascivious acts with a minor.Trần Nguyễn, a Vietnamese, was arrested in Rockland, Massachusetts. His criminal history includes aggravated assault with a weapon, assault, stolen vehicle, and receiving stolen property.Alexander Worjolo of Liberia was arrested in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. His criminal history includes possession of a stolen vehicle, burglary, theft and escape from custody.Jose Argueta Hernandez of El Salvador was arrested in Alexandria, Virginia. His criminal history includes drug possession, dangerous drugs and hit and run.Vladimir Kapnik of Ukraine was arrested in Spartanburg, South Carolina. His criminal history includes child neglect, aircraft theft, and amphetamine manufacturing.Sribounthai Keopanya of Laos was arrested in Nashville, Tennessee. His criminal history includes dwelling robbery with a gun, marijuana – sale, street robbery with a gun, aggravated assault with a gun – non-familial, arson, assault and drug possession.

Chief Minister Mohan Majhi reviewed preparations for the second anniversary celebrations of his government in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday.

Bhubaneswar: President Draupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi Will attend an event together for the first time Odisha To mark the celebration of two years of the Mohan Charan Majhi-led BJP government in the state. A government official said that on June 20, President Murmu and PM Modi are going to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of several important projects for Odisha at Rairangpur in Mayurbhanj district.Majhi, who completed two years in office on June 12, chaired a high-level preparatory meeting at Lok Seva Bhawan for the successful implementation of the anniversary programme, which will culminate in a huge public meeting to be addressed by the President and the Prime Minister.The Chief Minister directed the officials to ensure security arrangements at the venue, facilities for the general public attending the meeting and adequate parking arrangements. Since both President Murmu and PM Modi will attend the event, the CM stressed the need to organize the event smoothly and directed officials to pay special attention to it.Mayurbhanj MP Naba Charan Majhi said the President will be on a two-day visit to her hometown Rairangpur from June 19, while the Prime Minister is scheduled to visit on June 20.Sources said he would inaugurate a stadium in Rairangpur and several other projects for the state besides projects for Paharpur, Murmu’s in-laws’ village. The dignitaries will also flag off the new Puri-Koraput train via Sambalpur and inaugurate several upgraded railway stations as Amritbharat stations in different parts of the state.From Odisha, PM Modi will fly to Kolkata to lead the major national function international yoga day President Murmu is likely to return to Delhi on June 21.It may be mentioned here that the Prime Minister had also attended the first anniversary celebrations of the Majhi government in Bhubaneswar on June 20 last year and inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of development projects worth over Rs 18,600 crore. This will be Modi’s eighth visit to Odisha in two years and his first visit this year after the formation of the BJP government in Odisha.

Russian teenager Mira Andreeva reached her second French Open semi-final by defeating Romanian veteran Sorana Cristea 6-0, 6-3 under closed doors at the Court Philippe-Chatrier on Tuesday. The 19-year-old, seeded eighth, needed just 56 minutes to book her place in the last four, cementing her position as a major contender for a maiden Grand Slam title.

With this win Andreeva achieved her 19th match win at Roland Garros. The milestone catapulted her into the record books, setting a new benchmark for the most women’s singles match wins at the French Open by a teenager in the 21st century.

Andreeva previously reached the semi-final stage in Paris in 2024 at the age of 17.

snoop dogg mantra

Beyond her record-breaking tennis, Andreeva charmed the Paris crowd by explaining the viral post-match tradition of thanking herself along with her team and fans during trophy presentations. The teenager revealed that the ritual was lifted directly from American rap icon Snoop Dogg’s famous Hollywood Walk of Fame speech.

“At first, when I said it in a speech, I saw Snoop Dogg say it when he was receiving an award,” Andreeva said during her on-court interview.

“So the first few times, I stole it to make a joke. But then I realized it’s really true. We have to thank ourselves for the work we do on the court, how much we sacrifice, how much we practice and how much we put in.”

strategic dominance

It was in the quarter-finals that the young Russian demonstrated tireless accuracy. Andreeva completed the opening set in just 24 minutes, leaving the 36-year-old Cirstea, playing her final season on the tour, desperately searching for momentum. Andreeva consistently punished weak balls and converted six break points throughout the match.

Cristea offered tentative resistance in the second set and earned an early break to draw at 3-3. However, Andreeva reasserted her dominance and took the match by breaking the Romanian twice.

When asked if her exceptional court vision was a learned trait, Andreeva indicated that it was largely innate.

She commented, “From a very young age I felt like I was studying the game.” “I never knew it was anything special.”

Andreeva dominated the power game and hit her first serve at will, while Cirstea struggled on her second serve, earning less than 20 percent of her points.

Andreeva will face Ukraine’s Marta Kostyuk in the semi-finals. Marta defeated compatriot Elina Svitolina in three sets in the second women’s singles quarterfinal on Tuesday.

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Clayton teen says she was denied a diploma because she talked about ICE and Palestine in her welcome speech.

Leanne Hijaz, a Muslim student of Palestinian origin from Clayton High School, Missouri, said her principal was not giving her a diploma because she gave a controversial graduation speech, which was also interrupted by her principal. During Clayton High School’s graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 28, Leanne Hijaz gave the welcome address and as she reached the closing remarks of her speech, Hijaz began speaking about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Palestine.“Before I leave the stage, I have to say one last thing. Every single person here has a voice; we have the privilege of using it when millions of people around the world are suffering and struggling to be heard. Be it the millions of people suffering in Palestine, Sudan, Congo, Afghanistan and many other countries around the world, or the families being torn apart by ICE. These are not just an issue there; As I speak, they are happening there, they are happening right here. My point is that we have not been given a voice to be silenced,” she said.While the event was being livestreamed, it was captured on camera that a woman, the principal, was seen stopping Hijaz.After that video went viral, Hijaz admitted that the ending of his speech was spontaneous and not pre-approved.Hijaz said, “I was extremely afraid to say something and wasn’t really planning on doing so, but I had a lot of support from the friends and family around me and they encouraged me to say something.” “I didn’t say everything I wanted to say, but I said a lot.”Johnston County Public Schools said students were required to submit their comments in advance of graduation, and one student deviated from what was pre-approved by administrators, WRAL reported. The district said, “School administrators intervened to maintain the integrity and focus of the program in real time. This action was not about limiting any student’s voice, but about ensuring that the school-sponsored program remained consistent with its intended purpose.”Johnston County Public Schools did not specifically state that Hijaz’s diploma was withheld as a result of the speech.

Patna: : Bihar The solar energy journey is no longer limited to home rooftops. Across the state, government buildings, irrigation networks, reservoirs and public infrastructure are being converted to sources of clean energy, marking a decisive shift away from reliance on fossil fuels.At the heart of this transformation is the Jal-Jeevan-Hariyali Mission, under which Bihar Renewable Energy Development Agency (BREDA) has already equipped more than 12,800 government buildings with solar energy. Through the first two phases of its grid-connected rooftop programme, the state has created approximately 115 MW of decentralized solar capacity, reducing the burden on the conventional thermal power grid while reducing the cost of electricity for public institutions.More importantly, the initiative has transformed from a project to a policy. Incorporating renewable energy into Bihar’s future development model, solar infrastructure is now mandatory for all new government buildings. About Rs 575 crore was invested in the first two phases.The next phase promises to be even more ambitious. according to Rahul KumarDirector of BREDA and Managing Director of NBPDCL, the state aims to install 500 MW of rooftop solar capacity on government buildings through the Renewable Energy Services Company (RESCO) model. The objective is clear – to achieve almost complete solar coverage of public infrastructure within the next five years and establish a strong foundation for Bihar’s clean-energy ambitions by 2030.The scale of progress is already visible. Patna leads the state with 1,701 solar-powered government buildings, followed by Purnia with 1,635 and Rohtas with 1,056. Together, they explain how public infrastructure is becoming a key driver of Bihar’s renewable energy transition.Yet Bihar’s solar strategy extends far beyond rooftops. Unlike states like Rajasthan and Gujarat, Bihar faces a unique challenge – the lack of large tracts of barren land suitable for utility-scale solar projects. As a result, the state has adopted a diversified approach, identifying suitable locations in districts such as Aurangabad, Banka, Jamui and Gaya for large-scale establishments.The proposed 150 MW solar park in Aurangabad is a major milestone. Spread over 500 acres and costing about Rs 1,000 crore, the project will include battery storage capable of storing up to 20% of the electricity generated, helping address the intermittent nature of solar power.At the same time, the major Kajra solar project in Lakhisarai has come into operational mode. 185 MW of solar capacity supported by battery storage has already been added in the first phase, slated for February 2026. The second phase, to be completed by January 2027, will further strengthen the project and increase storage capacities.Recognizing the limitations of land availability, Bihar is also exploiting its water resources. A 10 MW floating solar project at Phulwariya Dam in Nawada is nearing completion, based on earlier floating installations in Darbhanga and Supaul. Such projects maximize energy production without competing for agricultural land.The state is also investing in long-term energy storage as well. The two proposed pumped storage projects in Nawada, with a combined capacity of 2,120 MW and an estimated cost of Rs 12,000 crore, are currently under survey.Along with these efforts, Bihar is pursuing feeder-level solarization under the PM-KUSUM scheme. Power purchase agreements for 456 MW across 175 solar plants have already been signed, the initiative aims to shift agricultural irrigation systems towards dedicated solar power.Together, these projects reveal a larger vision. Bihar is not just adding renewable energy capacity; It is redesigning its energy architecture. Combining rooftop solar, utility-scale projects, floating plants, battery storage and agricultural solarization, the state is building a diverse and resilient clean-energy ecosystem capable of fueling sustainable growth for decades to come.