J&K School Book Row: BJP MP Tarun Chugh escalated the Jammu and Kashmir school textbook controversy, calling it “academic jihad” and alleging separatist leaders were glorified; the dispute follows the suspension of eight officials and a contractual disengagement after books were procured for government libraries. OTT Censorship/Access: Diljit Dosanjh’s Satluj (Punjab 95), based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, was removed from ZEE5 in India “until further notice,” with the platform citing “current developments” and promising due-process steps to restore availability. Film & Power Subtext: Satluj’s critical reception is now being debated beyond craft, with chatter focusing on which real-world power structures the film is actually targeting. Digital Rights/Internet Governance: GoDaddy warned that India’s court-ordered domain transparency rules could reshape internet safety globally, including limits on default privacy and faster disclosure of registrant details. Publishing/Knowledge Platforms: Wikipedia’s operator is increasing lobbying and Times Square advertising while expanding protections for volunteers amid harassment and surveillance concerns. Sports (Youth Boxing): India opened the U-19 Asian Boxing Championships in Jakarta with dominant wins from Chandrika Pujari and Joyshree Devi, setting up more medal hopes for the next rounds. Anime Commerce: Crunchyroll-linked fan culture surged at LA’s Anime Expo, with “Witch Hat Atelier” cosplay trends showing how quickly manga/anime fandoms translate into real-world publishing buzz.