Good morning. You're watching any TV 24 7. We have a whole lot lined up for you, including that US Supreme Court ruling. As far as now, race will not be a criterion as far as admissions in colleges are concerned. Well on the other side, back home, the tensions are escalating between the Tamil Nadu government ruled by the DMK and the governor RN, a crucial meeting that's going to come up in just about an hour from now. We get to the top. Updates from these big stories. First, take a look at the headlines and after ordering the dismissal of Tamil Minister Balai from the Council of Ministers, the governor keeps a contentious order on hold. The chief minister has now decided to meet with senior leaders as well as legal experts in order to take a decision which should take place just an hour from now in order to respond to that move by the governor. Three killed in violent plans in Manipur in just the last 48 hours, according to sources in the Indian army, security forces used tear gas to disperse a crowd that gathered in the heart of Manipur last evening, the chief minister has held a series of meetings. Right, I think that and Haryana the next big worry for the Congress after a solution to the SD a rivalry as far as Shafika is concerned. Faction is seen in the Haryana Congress as supporters rally against the in a landmark order, the US Supreme Court bans the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions. The US Supreme Court says that race can't be a factor in admissions. Former President Donald Trump welcomes the court's order, saying now people with extraordinary ability will be rewarded. President Biden strongly disagrees anyway. The French policeman who shot the teenager in Paris apologises to the family of the victim. He has now been charged with homicide in a fatal shooting. But at least a 328 arrests have been made so far as clashes continued for the third night in various cities of France,
