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AIIMS Medical Board Rules Twisha Sharma's Death a Suicide, Finds No Assault Signs

A five-member AIIMS medical board has concluded that Twisha Sharma died by suicidal hanging, with no evidence of struggle or assault found on her body. The determination came following a court-ordered second postmortem examination conducted by the panel of experts. The board reviewed both physical evidence and scientific literature to support its findings. The report has been submitted to the CBI as directed by the Madhya Pradesh High Court.

Bangladesh's Test Cricket Investment Pays Off With Historic Darwin Win

Bangladesh secured a Test victory in Darwin, a result that highlights the growing strength of their pace bowling resources. The team had previously demonstrated their potential by defeating Pakistan both at home and away over the past two years. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) made a deliberate choice to prioritize Test cricket development over the more lucrative white-ball formats. This long-term investment in building pace talent has now come to fruition on the international stage.

Identity of 'Dimagi Naxal Party' founder remains a mystery

Journalist, Cop Among 4 Arrested for Kidnapping Odisha Businessman in Bhubaneswar

Four individuals, including a police officer and a journalist, have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of an Odisha-based businessman named Narendra Sahu. Bhubaneswar journalist Sanjay Jena, who is allegedly close to a person named Snehamanjari, is accused of impersonating a police officer during the incident. Jena reportedly used this false identity to escort Sahu to Khandagiri police station on August 15. The case highlights a coordinated effort involving individuals from both the media and law enforcement in the alleged abduction.

14 of 28 CMs face serious criminal cases, SC told

Woman's Body Found in Suitcase in Delhi's Burari; One Arrested

A girl's body was discovered inside a suitcase in Delhi, prompting a police investigation that led to the arrest of a suspect. During sustained interrogation, the arrested individual allegedly confessed to involvement in the murder. The suspect then led police to a location in Ajit Vihar, in the Burari area of Delhi. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the killing.

Allahabad HC: Governor Cannot Arbitrarily Deny Convict's Premature Release

The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a governor's power to grant or refuse premature release cannot be exercised arbitrarily. The observation was made by a bench comprising Justices J J Munir and Tarun Saxena. The court was hearing the case of a convict who had been sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment. The bench quashed an order that had refused premature release to the said convict. The ruling underscores that such executive discretion must be exercised in a fair and reasoned manner.

Delhi CM Parvesh Verma Vows FIRs Over Yamuna Cleanup Irregularities

Delhi Chief Minister Parvesh Verma has announced that FIRs will be filed in connection with irregularities found in the Yamuna river cleanup efforts. The announcement signals a crackdown on alleged mismanagement or corruption tied to previous rejuvenation work on the river. Verma outlined a dual-track action plan under which pollution control and riverfront beautification will be pursued simultaneously. The move reflects the new Delhi government's push to accelerate accountability and progress on the long-delayed Yamuna cleanup mission.

Manav Suthar leads India spinners with 74% big-turn deliveries in Galle Test

Left-arm spinner Manav Suthar stood out as India's most effective turner of the ball in the Galle Test against Sri Lanka. A remarkable 74% of his deliveries spun more than 4.5 degrees, the highest proportion among all spinners in the match, surpassing Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav. Suthar finished with figures of 4/76, playing a key role in pressuring Sri Lankan batters throughout their innings. India had posted 462 in their first innings before bowling Sri Lanka out for 284 at the Galle International Stadium.

Speedy trial a right of victim too, says Supreme Court

Trump Honors Lifeguard Who Rescued Indian-American Boy From Ocean at White House

President Trump hosted a special meeting at the Oval Office to recognize a rescue that took place in surf waters. Lifeguard Ryder Williams was invited along with his family members to receive recognition for his actions. The young Indian-American boy he saved, Nathaniel Rai, also attended the White House event alongside his sister Layla and father Sumit Rai. The gathering celebrated Williams' act of saving Nathaniel from dangerous surf conditions.

Trump threatens to bomb Oman, tells Iran to surrender

Awarapan 2 earns Rs 91 crore in 4 days, surpasses original's lifetime collection

Bollywood film Awarapan 2 has delivered a strong box office debut, collecting approximately Rs 22 crore on its opening day alone. The film's earnings grew significantly over the extended opening weekend, reaching a total of Rs 91 crore within four days of release. Notably, this figure already surpasses the entire lifetime box office collection of its predecessor. Meanwhile, Batwara 1947 continued to struggle at the box office, recording a further decline in its earnings during the same period.

Awarapan 2 earns Rs 91 crore in 4 days, surpasses original's lifetime collection

Bollywood film Awarapan 2 has delivered a strong box office opening, collecting Rs 22 crore on its first day alone. The film's earnings grew significantly over the extended opening weekend, reaching a total of Rs 91 crore in just four days. Notably, this figure already surpasses the entire lifetime box office collection of its predecessor. Meanwhile, Batwara 1947 continued to struggle at the box office, recording a further decline in its earnings during the same period.

‘Sit on the floor’: Dalits allege they were forced off chairs at Rajasthan school Independence Day function

As student protests simmer, Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary hopes new portal will fix ‘every complaint’, and fast

Bhopal teen lured with Rs 100, killed in suspected organ-trafficking plot

Twisha Sharma death: AIIMS Delhi finds ‘no injury suggesting assault’

Indian handle quoted by Netanyahu & US: How a false claim fooled the world

At Afghan embassy, Taliban diplomats mark 5th anniversary of ‘victory day’