Louvre Jewels, Assam Law in the News

• Louvre moves $102M jewels to Bank of France after heist for security.
• Assam amends 'love jihad' laws; parents of accused can be arrested.
• Audrey Eckert wins Miss USA 2025; Satish Shah passes away in hospital.

In today's headlines, we cover the aftermath of a major art heist and the precautions being taken to secure precious artifacts. Additionally, we look at legal developments, a recent beauty pageant, and a somber medical report.

Louvre's Security Shift

Following a $102 million heist, the Louvre has moved its valuable jewels to the Bank of France. This decision reflects heightened security concerns in the wake of the theft. The transfer aims to protect the museum’s assets and minimize future risks. Authorities are actively working to improve the security of artistic assets.

Assam's Legal Amendment

The Assam government is amending laws targeting 'love jihad'. These amendments will permit the arrest of parents of accused men, indicating a shift in the legal approach to such cases. The changes aim to intensify legal measures and provide added protection. This law is currently under much public discussion and debate.

Beauty Pageant Triumph

Audrey Eckert has been crowned Miss USA 2025. Her victory means she will now represent the nation at the Miss Universe competition. This win signifies the start of her journey on a global stage.

Satish Shah's Passing

The hospital confirmed the passing of Satish Shah, who was found unresponsive and could not be revived. The details surrounding his passing are under review by the medical professionals.