The Indian Express

19 hours ago | indianexpress.com | Sweety Kumari

Purnam Shaw returned to India through the Attari-Wagah border on Wednesday evening. His father said Purnam is currently undergoing medical examinations and will be debriefed about his time in Pakistan before finally returning home to reunite with his family. “I’m all set to distribute sweets after this great news,” he added, jubilant. This development comes after weeks of anxiety for the Shaw family.

20 hours ago | indianexpress.com | Arun Janardhanan

In a ruling that marked the culmination of a long legal battle, a special Mahila Court in Coimbatore on May 13 sentenced nine men to life imprisonment till death in the infamous Pollachi sexual assault and extortion case. The verdict comes six years after the scandal surfaced, just ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, setting off a chain of legal, political, and social reverberations that still echo in Tamil Nadu. What was the Pollachi case about?

23 hours ago | indianexpress.com | Anuj Bhatia

Magnifier for Mac connects to the user’s camera—whether it’s an iPhone using Continuity Camera or a USB camera—allowing them to zoom in on anything and view it on the Mac’s larger display. The feature could be a game-changer for people with visual impairments. Meanwhile, Apple is adding a new section in the product pages of apps and games that will highlight accessibility features, making it easy for users if the app or games have accessibility features before you download them.

1 day ago | indianexpress.com | Anuj Bhatia

Google has announced the latest versions of Android and Wear OS, both receiving a fresh coat of paint that makes the user interface more personal, glanceable, and user-friendly, a few days ahead of its high-profile annual developer conference. At the separate virtual Android event, Google gave an early first look at Android 16 and Wear OS 6, coming to select devices later this year. The updates introduce the biggest changes to the user interface in years.

1 day ago | indianexpress.com | Raakhi Jagga

As the tensions following the India-Pakistan conflict have eased, the spotlight has turned to how political parties responded to the situation in Punjab, which has a 553-km international border spanning six districts with the neighbouring country. While the Union government initiated Operation Sindoor in retaliation for the Pahalgam terrorist attack of April 22, the state’s political leaders were criticised for their “delayed” and at times “ineffective” responses to the situation on the ground.