Man Steals JCB, Rams Through Police Barricades in High-Speed Chase

At least 100 killed after illegal gold mine collapses in Central African Republic

Former national wrestler held in Delhi after 3 years on run in opium case

Delhi Police have arrested Amit Sheoran, a former national-level wrestler, in connection with an opium smuggling case after he evaded authorities for three years. Sheoran was identified as a key figure in the drug network by another supplier who had previously been arrested. The former wrestler has sparked controversy by alleging that opium use is prevalent among wrestlers in traditional training centers known as akhadas. His arrest highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to dismantle organised drug networks in the Delhi region.

ED Seizes Notes Showing Dubai Transfer Details From Kerala CM's Daughter

India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted raids targeting Veena Vijayan, daughter of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, and seized documents allegedly containing details of financial transfers linked to Dubai. The agency stated in a press release that handwritten notes with these transfer details were recovered during the operation. Digital devices seized from her were also found to contain a photo of a SIM card registered in another person's name. Investigators claim this SIM card was allegedly used by her to make internet-based calls. The ED has not yet disclosed the full scope or timeline of the suspected transactions under investigation.

Harmanpreet flags defensive lapses after India edge past Pakistan at Hockey World Cup

India defeated Pakistan in a tense Hockey World Cup match, advancing to the next round of the tournament. Captain Harmanpreet Singh acknowledged that despite the win, the team cannot afford defensive errors in the matches ahead. He stressed the importance of eliminating lapses as competition grows tougher in the knockout stages. The team's coach, however, praised India's attacking play and the number of chances the side managed to create. India will now prepare to face stiffer opposition as they progress further in the tournament.