India gives Telegram 15-day ultimatum over piracy; app briefly restricted for NEET re-exam

Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train on Track for 2027 Launch, 80% Work Done

India's first bullet train project on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor has crossed 80% construction completion, according to Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. The initial operational segment will run between Surat and Bilimora, with services expected to begin by 2027. The project employs Japanese Shinkansen technology and is designed to significantly cut travel time between major cities. Authorities see the corridor as a foundation for broader high-speed rail expansion across the country.

Messi jokes rivals kicked him hard before seeking selfies after Argentina's 3-2 win

Lionel Messi made light of rough treatment on the pitch after Argentina defeated Cape Verde 3-2 in an international football match. The star forward quipped that his opponents physically targeted him during the game before approaching him for selfies and jersey swaps afterward. Messi acknowledged that Argentina showed improvement in set-piece situations during the match. However, he admitted that the defending champions struggled to maintain control of the game throughout. Messi indicated that the team still has areas to work on going forward.

Centre issues notice to Telegram over pirated movies, seeks action in 15 days

Police Seek Custody of Suspects in Siya Goyal Case for Face-to-Face Interrogation

Indian police have requested custody of Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary to conduct a face-to-face interrogation of the two individuals. Authorities believe a direct confrontation is necessary to clarify the meaning behind conversations exchanged between them. The case involves Siya allegedly requesting Aadhaar card details from Chetan via Snapchat, purportedly to book a ticket to a wedding. Police contend that the context and intent behind these communications remain unclear and require further investigation. The custody request underscores the significance investigators place on resolving the ambiguities in the suspects' exchanges.