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Phone theft claim sparks clash at Andhra nursing hostel; Northeast students shifted

Michael Dell Recalls Being Riveted by Steve Jobs at 15 Before Their Famous Rivalry

In his memoir Play Nice But Win, Michael Dell recounts meeting Steve Jobs at a Houston computer user group in spring 1980, when Dell was just fifteen years old. Jobs, then 25 and weeks away from Apple's IPO, spoke passionately about personal computers transforming the world. Dell writes that he was completely captivated by Jobs' vision during that encounter. He also notes that he could not have foreseen that the two would become colleagues and friends within five years, well before their widely known corporate rivalry developed.

BJP Demands Bhagwant Mann's Resignation Over Allegations Against His Wife

The BJP has joined growing calls for Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to resign following allegations made against his wife. The nature of the allegations has prompted political opposition to mount pressure on the AAP-led state government. However, the AAP women wing chief Amandeep Kaur Arora has firmly rejected the claims, calling them baseless. Mann's wife has reportedly taken legal action in response to the allegations. The development has intensified the political battle between the BJP and AAP in Punjab.

Four Members of Hindu Family Found Dead at Home in Bangladesh's Rangpur

A retired Hindu schoolteacher, his wife, and their two children were found dead at their residence in Bangladesh. The victims were identified as 65-year-old Ganapati Chakraborty, a former Rangpur Zilla School teacher, his 50-year-old wife Pritilata, their 23-year-old daughter Agami, and 12-year-old son Priyam. The four family members were discovered deceased inside their home. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths of the Chakraborty family.

Maharashtra Family of Three Dies After Falling Into 200-Foot Gorge

A family of three from Maharashtra lost their lives after falling into a 200-foot gorge from a hilltop in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. The victims were identified as Sangita Chandgude, her 48-year-old husband, and their 18-year-old son Kunal. The incident occurred at a hilltop location in the district. Notably, Sangita had shared a video about relationships and values just a day before the tragic incident.

West Bengal Man Stabs Wife Then Drinks Pesticide Before Surrendering to Police

A West Bengal man named Jahangir Alam attacked his wife Ruksana Begum with a sharp weapon during a domestic dispute early in the morning. The altercation began around 6 am and stemmed from a personal disagreement between the couple. After stabbing his wife, Alam consumed pesticide in an apparent attempt to harm himself. He subsequently surrendered to the authorities following the incident.

Sooryavanshi dismissed for 8 in Duleep Trophy debut against East Zone

Teen sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi had a brief and disappointing outing in the Duleep Trophy, scoring just eight runs before being dismissed. He edged a delivery from Bishworjit Konthoujam to gully after hitting a couple of boundaries in quick succession. Sooryavanshi, who captains Bihar's side as vice-captain, is still working to cement his place in first-class cricket. His inclusion in the tournament had attracted significant attention given his rising profile. East Zone, the opposition, fields notable names including Ishan Kishan, Mohammed Shami, and Mukesh Kumar.

Man Sets Teenage Girl on Fire With Sanitiser in Apparent Revenge Attack

A man poured sanitiser on a teenage girl and set her on fire, reportedly in retaliation after her father had slapped him. The incident took place in the Mohali region of Punjab. The girl sustained serious burns and was initially admitted to a government hospital in Mohali. Due to the severity of her injuries, she was subsequently referred to the Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh for advanced medical care.

Delhi Teen Swept Into Open Drain While Chasing Kite, Search Operation On

A 15-year-old boy named Mithun fell into an open drain in Delhi on Saturday while chasing a kite. The incident occurred when he accidentally slipped and was swept away by the drain's current. Following the incident, multiple agencies launched a search and rescue operation. Teams from the Delhi Fire Service, NDRF, and Boat Club have been scouring the drain and surrounding areas. The search operation is still ongoing as authorities work to locate the missing teenager.

Trump revives '51st state' jibe as US-Canada trade talks collapse over tariffs

Trade negotiations between the United States and Canada have broken down after Canada halted discussions, citing last-minute demands it considered unreasonable. The US negotiating team stated that Canada rejected a proposal to reduce tariffs on critical products. In response, President Donald Trump reimposed tariffs and revived his remarks about Canada potentially becoming the 51st US state. Trump suggested Canada seeks the benefits of statehood without the corresponding obligations. The collapse marks a significant deterioration in trade relations between the two neighboring countries.

'India could use water as weapon': Pak minister as IWT remains in abeyance

Starc's 10-wicket haul guides Australia to innings win, levels Bangladesh series

Mitchell Starc claimed a stunning 10-wicket haul to power Australia to a decisive innings victory in the second Test against Bangladesh. Australia won by an innings and 51 runs, levelling the two-match series one game apiece. Starc finished with remarkable figures of 10 wickets for just 51 runs across the match. Bangladesh were bowled out for only 64 and 95 in their two innings, underscoring their struggle against the Australian pace attack.

India's Hockey World Cup semifinal hopes alive but depend on results

India's semifinal chances at the Hockey World Cup remain slim following their loss to the Netherlands. Craig Fulton's side must defeat Argentina by a margin of at least two goals to keep their qualification hopes alive. Argentina's earlier victory over England has set up a scenario where India's fate is no longer entirely in their own hands. A convincing Netherlands win over England is also required for India to advance on goal difference. The combination of these two specific results is necessary for India to progress to the last four.

Virginia Beach's Mount Trashmore: How a Landfill Became America's First Landfill Park

Mount Trashmore Park in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is a pioneering example of landfill-to-parkland transformation in the United States. The 165-acre recreational space was originally a large garbage landfill before being repurposed and opened to the public in 1973. Today, the park features lakes, walking trails, and playgrounds, drawing visitors seeking green community spaces. The site is widely regarded as a model for innovative land reclamation practices. Its success highlights how former waste sites can be sustainably converted into valuable public amenities.

Delhi cab driver, wife and son arrested for murdering passenger in fare dispute

A cab driver along with his wife and son has been arrested in Delhi on charges of murder. The three allegedly killed a passenger after an argument over cab fare turned violent. The victim was discovered near a wall, unclothed and bearing serious injuries. Police traced the suspects by identifying the vehicle linked to the crime and recovered key evidence. The identity of the deceased passenger remains unknown as investigations continue.

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Jadeja becomes first Indian to play 50 World Test Championship matches

Ravindra Jadeja achieved a historic milestone on Sunday by appearing in his 50th World Test Championship match, becoming the first Indian cricketer to reach this landmark. The feat came during the Colombo Test between India and Sri Lanka. Jadeja also played a ceremonial role in the match by presenting a debut cap to Saransh Jain, who earned his first Test call-up. India won the toss and elected to bat first in the fixture.

Cancer survivor father watches son Saransh Jain debut for India in Colombo Test

Saransh Jain made his Test debut for India in the second Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo, fulfilling a dream for his father Subodh Jain, who has battled cancer for over a decade. Subodh had long held onto the hope of seeing his son represent India at the highest level, which kept him fighting through his illness. Saransh's path to Test cricket was far from straightforward, as he had at one point considered quitting the sport altogether. The young cricketer's persistence, combined with the guidance of coach Chandrakant Pandit and his father's resilience, helped him establish himself as a domestic stalwart before earning his national call-up.

Three Delhi cops injured in Mukundpur attack during routine patrol

Three Delhi Police officers were assaulted and injured while on patrol in the Mukundpur area of Delhi. The attack involved a group that used chilli powder, bricks, and sticks against the officers. The confrontation was triggered after police seized a motorcycle found to be without valid documents. A 17-year-old juvenile was detained at the scene, while the remaining assailants managed to escape. Authorities are continuing to search for the prime suspect, identified as Sunil, also known as Pankaj.

Chirag Paswan says govt ready to talk with anti-quota protesters on structured terms

Union Minister Chirag Paswan has indicated that the government is willing to engage with anti-reservation protesters who gathered at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. The demonstrators are demanding a shift from caste-based reservations to an economically driven quota system. Paswan pointed to the existing 10% reservation for Economically Weaker Sections as evidence of the government's commitment to economic inclusion. He also criticised the Congress party for staging protests outside a police station in connection with the issue. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav's support for the student protesters was noted as consistent with his broader political position.