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Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined Truth Social, the social media platform owned by Trump Media and Technology Group, and engaged in a meaningful conversation with President Donald Trump about their shared commitment to putting their nations first. Additionally, Modi set a benchmark on X (formerly Twitter) by becoming the world's most followed leader with over 100 million followers.

Norwegian oil and shipping company Haltbakk Bunkers has stopped supplying fuel to US military forces in Norway in protest of the Trump administration's actions towards Ukraine. The company's CEO, Gunnar Gran, stated that they will not provide fuel until Trump is out of office and urged other businesses to follow suit.

Astronauts, despite facing high risks and demanding schedules, do not receive overtime pay for their months-long missions in space. Their salaries, ranging from $125,133 to $162,672, are considered sufficient compensation for their work, as all their essential expenses are covered and their missions are viewed as official work assignments.

Tulsi Gabbard, the newly appointed US Director of National Intelligence, has spoken about the profound impact the Bhagavad Gita has had on her life and career. A practicing Vaishnava Hindu and devoted follower of Lord Krishna, Gabbard finds solace and guidance in his teachings to Arjuna, turning to them in both times of triumph and challenge.

A London-based Indian professional, Taruna Vinaykiya, is refusing to return to the office full-time, citing the financial burden and outdated practices of the corporate system. She argues that Gen Z professionals are struggling to make ends meet despite holding well-paying jobs and calls for a more flexible and financially sustainable work environment.