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Karnataka man dies after detonating crude bombs in car during relationship dispute

A 30-year-old man named Nagendra died in a car explosion on a Karnataka highway following an apparent relationship dispute. Police suspect Nagendra attacked his partner, Ramya, before setting off crude bombs inside the vehicle. Ramya and the cab driver were able to escape the burning car and survived the blast. Authorities are currently investigating the origin of the explosives and the sequence of events that led to the incident.

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Viral photo sparks speculation over Hardik Pandya's secret marriage to Mahieka Sharma

Rumours of a secret marriage between cricketer Hardik Pandya and model Mahieka Sharma have surfaced on social media. Photos circulating online show the couple alongside an elderly woman, with Mahieka apparently wearing sindoor, prompting widespread speculation. Pandya had publicly confirmed his relationship with Sharma in October 2025, following his separation from former wife Natasa Stankovic nearly two years prior. Neither Pandya nor Sharma has issued an official statement confirming or denying the marriage claims.

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Siya Goyal Allegedly Signalled Lover to Push Ketan Agarwal Off Fort Cliff

Siya Goyal is accused of orchestrating the murder of Ketan Agarwal, whom she reportedly viewed as an obstacle in her life. According to police, Siya was in a romantic relationship with a man named Chetan and wanted Agarwal removed. Investigators allege that at a fort location, Siya gave Chetan a signal, after which he pushed Agarwal off a cliff. The case has also drawn attention to the role of the Mittal family in arranging the match between Siya and Ketan.

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ESPN analyst Matt Miller loses arm in crash, GoFundMe faces scam allegations

ESPN NFL analyst Matt Miller suffered life-threatening injuries last week after his car collided with a semi truck in Missouri. The accident resulted in the loss of his left arm, leaving him in serious medical condition. Following the incident, his family launched a GoFundMe campaign to help cover his medical expenses. However, the fundraising effort has reportedly taken a troubling turn, with scam allegations now surrounding the campaign.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Small Aircraft Strikes Beijing's Tallest Building

A small aircraft, described as roughly the size of a car, crashed into the tallest building in Beijing on Friday. The incident marks a notable aviation accident in the Chinese capital. Details regarding casualties or structural damage have not been specified in initial reports. Authorities are expected to investigate the cause of the crash. The event has drawn attention to the history of small aircraft incidents in and around Beijing over recent decades.

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Ireland beat India by 34 runs in Belfast for first-ever T20I victory

Ireland defeated India for the first time in international cricket, winning the opening T20I in Belfast by 34 runs. Lorcan Tucker and Gareth Delany anchored Ireland's innings with scores of 50 and 49 respectively, helping the side post 182/9. Debutant Matt Hollard was the standout bowler for Ireland, claiming 3/28 as India were bowled out for 148. Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan voiced his surprise at the result on social media. India captain Shreyas Iyer acknowledged the loss and expressed confidence in his team's ability to respond in the next fixture.

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Australia's MQ-28 Ghost Bat Stealth Drone to Debut at Valiant Shield 2026 Exercise

Australia's MQ-28 Ghost Bat, an advanced stealth drone, is set to participate in Valiant Shield 2026, its first major international military exercise. The unmanned aircraft will operate alongside crewed fighter jets, aimed at extending their operational reach and improving survivability in combat scenarios. The exercise will serve as a significant test of manned-unmanned teaming concepts that are increasingly central to modern air warfare strategy. Insights gained from the drill are expected to shape future aerial combat doctrines and capabilities.

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Pregnant woman dies by suicide in Medak after husband demands DNA test

A 23-year-old pregnant woman in Medak district, Telangana, died by suicide after her husband allegedly demanded a DNA test for their unborn child. The victim's mother accused the husband and his mother of subjecting her daughter to continuous harassment. Following the complaint, police arrested both the husband and his mother. Authorities registered a case of cruelty and abetment of suicide under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

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Aakash Chopra Raises Concerns Over Prasidh Krishna's Economy After India's T20I Loss

India lost the first T20I against Ireland by 34 runs, raising questions about the team's bowling performance. Former Indian opener Aakash Chopra criticized the side's tactical awareness during the match. A key concern flagged was pacer Prasidh Krishna's high economy rate, which stands at 11.5 runs per over in T20Is. Despite his ability to take wickets, Krishna's costly spells have become a growing problem for the team. India will look to address these issues and level the series in the upcoming match.

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Ashwin questions Gambhir's handling of Washington Sundar in India-Ireland T20I

Former India cricketer R. Ashwin has raised concerns about the utilisation of Washington Sundar in the first T20I against Ireland under coach Gautam Gambhir's setup. Sundar was introduced as late as the 16th over of the innings, managing to bowl only one over in the match. He also came in to bat at No. 6, scoring just 9 runs off 12 balls. Ashwin questioned whether this approach reflected a lack of clarity in how the team management is deploying the all-rounder's skills.

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India's Self-Medication Crisis: Experts Call for Awareness and Better Healthcare Access

India continues to struggle with widespread self-medication, a practice deeply embedded in the country's healthcare culture. While self-care for minor ailments is generally acceptable, the unsupervised use of prescription drugs — particularly antibiotics — is contributing to growing antimicrobial resistance. The government has recently introduced regulations targeting cough syrups as part of efforts to promote safer medication practices. However, health experts stress that tackling the problem requires both stronger public awareness campaigns and significantly improved access to formal healthcare services.

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IndiaNDTV ·

MDMK Quits DMK Alliance in Tamil Nadu, Cites Humiliation

The MDMK party has decided to exit its alliance with the DMK in Tamil Nadu. MDMK chief cited humiliation as the primary reason for the split. The two parties had formed their partnership in December 2017, framing it as a united front against communal forces. The alliance was also positioned as a means to protect the ideological foundations of the Dravidian movement. The breakdown marks a significant shift in Tamil Nadu's regional political landscape.

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Union Minister Denies Rs 99L Farm Subsidy Conflict, Opposition Cries Corruption

Union Minister of State for Agriculture Bhagirath Choudhary has denied wrongdoing after allegations emerged that he received a subsidy of nearly Rs 1 crore from his own ministry for his farm. Choudhary defended himself by stating he had applied for the subsidy before assuming ministerial office and that the project remains fully transparent. He emphasized his identity as a farmer, arguing the application was legitimate and procedurally sound. However, opposition leaders, including former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, have sharply criticized the matter, calling it a conflict of interest and a "new model of corruption" within the government.

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