Evening news wrap: Trump says Iranian negotiators ‘begging’ for deal, SC raises concerns on AI 'menace' & more

Here are the top 5 news of the day:The government assured that India’s petroleum and LPG systems are secure and under firm control, with no shortage of petrol, diesel or LPG anywhere in the country. The ministry further stated that crude oil requirements for the next 60 days have already been secured, and there is no supply gap in the system. Read full story US President Donald Trump claimed Iranian negotiators are “begging” for a deal with Washington even as they publicly say they are only reviewing a US proposal. On Truth Social, he further added that Nato countries had done “absolutely nothing” to help in the conflict with Iran, which he described as a “lunatic nation” that is now “militarily decimated”. Trump said the United States “needs nothing from Nato”, but added that allies should “never forget” the current moment. Follow live updatesThe Supreme Court on Thursday expressed concern over the growing "menace" of lawyers and litigants citing non-existent judgments generated by artificial intelligence, warning that the practice is becoming increasingly common across courts.A bench of Justices Rajesh Bindal and Vijay Bishnoi said such instances were not limited to India but were being seen globally, and stressed the need for greater caution while relying on AI-assisted material. Read full storyThe Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the complete schedule for Team India’s international home season for 2026-27, unveiling a packed calendar featuring 22 matches across 17 cities. The upcoming season promises a wide-ranging contest with four visiting teams — West Indies, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Australia — across formats, giving fans a chance to witness top-tier international cricket across the country. Read full storyFor the second time in exactly 10 days, a new Airbus A350 (VT-JRF) of Air India could not complete its long haul journey short due to turbulence, excessive vibration and noise in the belly hold section. The latest instance happened when it was operating as AI 111 from Delhi to London. This issue recurred when the aircraft was in Oman airspace. The airline then decided to call it back to Delhi, where it returned after flying for over seven hours. Read full story