Mexico’s first woman president, Claudia Sheinbaum, was groped by a man while interacting with citizens on the streets of Mexico City. The man has been arrested, and Sheinbaum has filed formal charges, calling it “a matter of women’s dignity and rights.”
The shocking incident, caught on camera, has ignited nationwide fury in Mexico, where gender-based violence remains rampant. Activists say it exposes the everyday danger women face in a country still struggling with femicides and systemic machismo. “If this happens to a president,” Sheinbaum said, “then what happens to other women?”

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A massive security failure in Mexico has sparked outrage after a man attempted to kiss and grope President Claudia Sheinbaum during a public event.

The disturbing incident has raised serious questions about security protocols surrounding the Mexican President and public figure safety. Authorities are now investigating the lapse and reviewing measures to prevent future incidents.

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A major security lapse occurred at the Parliament complex early Friday morning, as a man breached the perimeter by scaling a wall using a tree. He reached near the Garud Gate of the new Parliament building before being apprehended by CISF personnel. The incident, which happened around 6:30 AM, has raised serious concerns about VIP security protocols in the high-security zone. The intruder is currently being questioned by Delhi Police and central agencies. Watch for more details on this developing story.

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Days before Independence Day, a third failed mock drill breach at Delhi’s Red Fort saw a “dummy terrorist” sneak past security with mock explosives, loiter in the VIP zone, and take selfies. It follows earlier lapses.

Red Fort security fails for the third time: Mock terrorist with bomb walks in just days before Independence Day

The Ministry of External Affairs, in its official statement, condemned the security breach during S Jaishankar's UK visit. The MEA said, "We expect the host government in such cases to fully live up to their diplomatic obligations." Watch this report for more details!

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Days after customers of Wyze experienced an embarrassing data breach in which people were getting the live video stream of other people’s homes via their security cameras, the company has apologized. A staggering 13,000 people were affected.

Wyze admits massive security camera breach; 13,000 customers affected

Reports suggest that iPhone's in-app ads and push notifications have been used for unethical means to collect users' data without their knowledge. Watch in this report for more details.

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Teams of Delhi Police special cell are in six states -- Rajasthan, Haryana, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Maharashtra -- to investigate the December 13 Parliament security breach incident. Apart from this, 50 separate teams have been formed and are investigating the digital and bank details and background of the accused. The special cell teams are taking the accused with them and keeping them in a safe house in the six states.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the security breach incident at Parliament "unfortunate" and "worrisome" a few days after it occurred. The Prime Minister added that the incident should not be taken lightly and that Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is taking the required actions with the utmost seriousness.

PM Modi on Parliament security breach: 'Incident is very concerning'

Earlier, this week, the reworked criminal law bills were introduced in the Lok Sabha, just a few days after the government withdrew them. What are the key changes in the bills? Vikram Chandra analyses key aspects of the bills with Sujeet Kumar, MP, BJD & Member of Standing Committee on Home Affairs, Pinky Anand, Former Additional Solicitor General of India, and Dr M R Madhavan, President, PRS Legislative Research.

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Earlier, this week, the reworked criminal law bills were introduced in the Lok Sabha, just a few days after the government withdrew them. What are the key changes in the bills? Vikram Chandra analyses key aspects of the bills with Pinky Anand, Former Additional Solicitor General of India, and Dr M R Madhavan, President, PRS Legislative Research.

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The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned till 2 PM within minutes of reconvening as Opposition MPs demanded a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and a discussion on the security lapse in the Lok Sabha as well as the suspension of 14 Opposition MPs for the remaining Winter Session. Meanwhile, the suspended MPs staged a protest in front of the Gandhi statue situated in Parliament premises on Friday morning.

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