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Suresh Oberoi opens up on 2004 BJP stint and admiration for Modi, Shah, Yogi

Veteran actor Suresh Oberoi has spoken about his brief association with the BJP in 2004, during which he met senior leaders LK Advani and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. He explained why he eventually stepped back from active political involvement. Oberoi described himself as an admirer of the RSS and its chief Mohan Bhagwat, and expressed praise for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He also shared his views on protests, activism, and the tendency of public figures to comment on issues without adequate research.

Rhea Ripley Edges Bianca Belair in 2026 WWE Earnings Estimates

Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair remain among the top stars in WWE's women's division as of 2026. Both athletes generate significant income through wrestling contracts, merchandise sales, premium live events, and commercial deals. WWE does not publicly disclose individual contract figures, so available numbers are based on public estimates. Current projections suggest both performers rank among the highest-earning women in the company, with Ripley holding a slightly higher estimated net worth.

Zoramthanga to Receive Undergraduate Degree Certificate 60 Years After Passing Exam

Former Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga is set to receive his undergraduate degree certificate approximately six decades after completing his final examination. He appeared for the exam in 1966 at Dhanamanjuri College in Manipur, which was then affiliated with Gauhati University. Zoramthanga had majored in English and successfully passed the examination with a second-class result. The certificate, however, was never formally awarded to him at the time, leaving a long-standing academic recognition pending for over 60 years.

Pentagon weighs reducing Gulf troop presence as Iran war cost hits $37.5 bn : Report

7 Dead After Tourist Sightseeing Helicopter Crashes in Kenya Wildlife Reserve

A helicopter carrying tourists on a scenic flight crashed in Kenya on Tuesday morning, killing all seven people on board. The accident occurred at 9:13 AM local time, according to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA). The aircraft had departed from the Loisaba wildlife reserve before going down. Authorities have confirmed the crash and are investigating the cause of the accident.

Supreme Court Acquits Two Govt Staffers After 30-Year Battle Over Rs 20 Bribe Case

The Supreme Court has acquitted two government employees who spent three decades fighting a bribery conviction linked to an alleged bribe of just Rs 20. The court ruled that the conviction could not be sustained on the basis of mere recovery of the money alone. Crucially, the prosecution had failed to prove that the accused had actually demanded the bribe. The top court's decision brings an end to a legal battle that had stretched on for 30 years.

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Satyendar Jain's Arrest Echoes 2022 Pattern as Punjab Polls Approach

AAP leader Satyendar Jain was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in 2022, a development that drew political attention due to its timing. The arrest occurred while Jain was actively managing AAP's election campaign in Himachal Pradesh. The incident is now being recalled as Punjab heads toward its own electoral contest. The parallel timing of legal action against a senior AAP figure during poll season has raised questions within the party about the pattern of events.

English Teacher Arrested at Delhi Airport Over 2023 Mumbai Firing Case

A man named Akhtar Merchant has been arrested at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. He was wanted in connection with a firing incident that took place in 2023 in Mira Bhayandar, a suburb of Mumbai. Merchant had reportedly been living abroad, teaching English in Vietnam, before his return to India led to his arrest. His travel back to the country exposed his alleged links to criminal activity tied to the Mumbai case.

Mumbai Restaurant Shut After Inspectors Find Rats, Roaches and Open Drains

A Mumbai restaurant has had its operating licence suspended following a hygiene inspection that revealed severe sanitary violations. Inspectors discovered live rats near the ceiling and rodents emerging directly from open kitchen drainage lines, indicating an active infestation. The premises were also found to have cockroaches, grease buildup, and exposed drainage systems posing serious health risks. Authorities took action against the establishment citing the unacceptable conditions found on the premises.

Union Ministry Financial Adviser Arrested for Alleged Rs 10-Lakh Bribe via Wife

Sandeep, a 2020-batch Indian Civil Accounts Service officer posted at a Union Ministry, has been arrested on bribery charges. He allegedly demanded Rs 15 lakh from a businessman in exchange for processing a renewal file. The bribe amount of Rs 10 lakh was reportedly routed through his wife. Anti-corruption authorities took action after the alleged transaction came to light. The case highlights concerns over corruption within government financial administration.

India beat Pakistan 5-3 in Hockey World Cup, advance to next round

India defeated Pakistan 5-3 in a Pool D match at the Hockey World Cup. Harmanpreet Singh and Abhishek were the standout performers, each scoring two goals for India. Pakistan's Hannan Shahid and Sufyan Khan found the net but could not overturn the deficit. The final quarter proved tense, yet India held firm to secure the result. The win confirmed India's advancement to the next stage of the tournament.

Supreme Court Calls for Full Infrastructure Audit on Solid Waste Management

A Supreme Court bench comprising Justices SVN Bhatti and NV Anjaria has called for a complete audit of infrastructure related to solid waste management in India. The court expressed regret over a widespread public attitude of generating waste without taking responsibility for its impact. The bench observed that citizens generally feel entitled to produce waste but unwilling to cooperate in controlling or managing it. The remarks highlight growing judicial concern over the state of solid waste management systems and civic accountability across the country.

Chhatron ki Goonj & chanda chori: Cong forms plan to corner Centre

NFL 2026 Offseason: Tua, Fields, Myles Garrett Among Stars Switching Teams

The 2026 NFL offseason has seen a wave of high-profile player movement across the league. Quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Fields have both signed with new franchises ahead of the upcoming season. Wide receivers A.J. Brown and Stefon Diggs have also changed teams, reshaping several rosters. Defensive standout Myles Garrett is set to pursue a championship with a new squad. The moves reflect a broader league-wide trend of running backs and defensive backs also finding new homes this offseason.

Sindhu, Shetty reach BWF Worlds pre-quarters; Sen and Hooda exit early

Ayush Shetty and PV Sindhu advanced to the pre-quarterfinals of the BWF World Championships with straight-game victories. Shetty defeated Dumindu Abeywickrama and is set to face Alwi Farhan in the next round, while Sindhu overcame Wen Yu Zhang. However, Lakshya Sen was knocked out in a three-game upset loss to Garret Tan, and Unnati Hooda fell narrowly to Michelle Li. India's mixed doubles and men's doubles pairs also progressed further in the tournament.

Rs 20 Lakh Chinese Stock Dispute Preceded Twisha Sharma's Death, Say Family

Twisha Sharma's death has been linked to a dispute over a Rs 20 lakh investment allegedly meant for Chinese stock purchases. Her family has accused Samarth Singh and his mother of subjecting her to cruelty and harassment in connection with the financial conflict. CCTV footage showed Twisha visiting the terrace alone in her final hours. Medical examination concluded that her death was the result of suicide.

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