Deadly attacks, border crackdowns and court drama today

What just happened across the world today? From deadly violence in Honduras to fresh border crackdowns and courtroom surprises in India, here are the must-know stories shaping the day.^[1][3]

Honduras tragedy: 25 people, including 6 police officers, were killed after gunmen opened fire in two separate attacks. That scale of violence is a brutal reminder of how fragile security is in parts of Central America.^[1]

India’s Supreme Court recalled its earlier harsh remarks over an NCERT book row, while also asking a retired judge-led panel to review cartoons in textbooks. The bigger question: how far should courts go in school content battles?^[3]

Amit Shah said India will stop infiltration and expel every infiltrator, with a new Smart Border plan using drones, radars and cameras on the Pakistan and Bangladesh borders. Border tech is becoming a major political tool.^[3]

Big money news too: the RBI approved a record ₹2,86,588.46 crore surplus transfer to the Centre for 2025-26. That kind of dividend can give the government more room on spending and deficits.^[3]