India

Vengsarkar urges Sooryavanshi to follow Tendulkar's discipline for bright future

Former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar has expressed strong confidence in teenage batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's international prospects. Vengsarkar urged the youngster to model his approach on Sachin Tendulkar's discipline and dedication. Sooryavanshi's impressive performances in the IPL have drawn widespread comparisons to the batting legend. Although he is yet to make his international debut, Vengsarkar believes the young batter has the potential to make the most of his opportunities. However, the former captain noted that Sooryavanshi's ability at the Test level is still to be assessed.

US Strikes Iran Again After Second Ceasefire Violation Near Strait of Hormuz

The United States launched a new round of strikes against Iran, accusing Tehran of breaching a ceasefire for the second consecutive day. The latest violation involved an Iranian attack on a commercial oil tanker near the Strait of Hormuz. The US action follows earlier retaliatory strikes in response to a drone attack on a separate vessel. Iran has threatened a practical response to the US military actions, further heightening tensions in the region. The escalation comes despite ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at stabilizing the situation.

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Supreme Court takes 14 years on criminal case, 2 convicts die waiting

Monsoon on the back foot: IMD warns of over 10% rainfall deficit

Followed all rules while availing government subsidy: Union minister Bhagirath Choudhary

'Never hid information on Operation Sindoor deaths': Defence ministry rebuts claims

Ram Madhav says claims of track-2 talks with Pakistan baseless

Desi Gagan enables 1st satellite-guided jet landing in India

PM Modi govt’s silence on Gaza cost India morally, strategically: Sonia Gandhi

June 30 deadline nears for pre-2025 waqf properties to get legal status

Can a passport prove citizenship? What 2010 govt records say on NRIs' RTI rights

Pune couple googled murder methods before pushing realtor off Lohagad Fort

A Pune couple, Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary, allegedly plotted and carried out the murder of realtor Ketan Agrawal in a premeditated scheme. Investigators found that the two had conducted online searches for methods to kill, including poisoning and pushing. The pair reportedly rehearsed their plan at Lohagad Fort before executing it. Their motive is believed to be rooted in social pressures, with the accused wanting to prevent Siya from going through with an arranged marriage. The fatal push was staged to appear accidental.

Courts can examine the correctness of answer keys: Delhi high court

CGHS officials get financial powers to cut claim delays

7 India-bound cargo ships cross Hormuz in 3 days, 15 in queue

Venezuela hit by third major quake as death toll from earlier tremors tops 1,430

A 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck Venezuela's Aragua region, adding to the destruction caused by two earlier tremors that have killed more than 1,430 people. Thousands more have been injured and left homeless as a result of the successive quakes. Rescue operations remain active across heavily affected areas while authorities work to restore power and address critical supply shortages. International aid has begun arriving to support relief efforts on the ground. The United Nations has estimated significant economic losses stemming from the disaster.

Ahead of VB G RAM G coming into force on July 1, 19 states and UTs notify scheme

INS Sudarshini ​​to take part in US 250th anniversary celebrations

Ram Temple donation theft probe widens to bank officials amid collusion fears

Authorities have intensified their investigation into the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ram Temple, with scrutiny now extending to bank officials who handled cash deposits. Police have sought custody of eight arrested individuals to conduct thorough interrogations and determine the full scale of the financial misconduct. Investigators are closely examining banking procedures and financial records to trace the flow of funds. Authorities suspect the wrongdoing may not have been an isolated incident, raising concerns about possible collusion and deliberate tampering with evidence.