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Iran has criticized a US-backed UN Security Council draft resolution as politically motivated, stating it won't resolve the West Asian crisis. Tehran argues the only solution is ending the US naval blockade and restoring normal passage in the Strait of Hormuz, urging member states to reject the proposal.

Wzatco has launched the Yuva Go Ultra, a Google TV Certified smart projector featuring 13,000 lumens brightness and native 1080P resolution. This compact device offers fully automatic AI-driven setup with Auto Focus, Auto Keystone Correction, and Obstacle Avoidance. With WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, and a portable design, it delivers a cinematic experience up to 200 inches.

The Trump administration asserts the U.S. is not at war with Iran, despite approaching the War Powers resolution's 60-day deadline. House Speaker Mike Johnson echoed this, stating no congressional authorization is needed as active hostilities have ceased. This stance, however, faces challenges from Democrats who argue the deadline remains binding.

Maharashtra mandates digital locks with real-time GPS tracking for all liquor and spirit transport vehicles from June 1st. This move aims to curb theft and duty evasion by enhancing surveillance and shifting to tech-driven excise enforcement. The system will monitor vehicle movements, lock openings, and stock deliveries, integrating with the state excise's command control centre.

IT giant Infosys has taken a US court route to recover dues. The company is seeking confirmation of a $5 million arbitration award against US investment firm 777 Partners. This award is for unpaid consulting services rendered by Infosys. The dispute resolution process involved the American Arbitration Association.

Starting May 19, Patna will host 'Sahyog Shivir' events at the panchayat level to efficiently tackle public grievances. These bi-monthly camps will serve as a one-stop solution for a wide range of issues, including ration cards, land disputes, and certification needs.

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