Times of India

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi bounced back from a lean patch to smash a record-breaking 94 off 29 balls in the Tri-Series final against Sri Lanka A. A pep talk from coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar encouraged him to play his natural game, leading to the fastest List A half-century ever. His explosive innings secured the title for India A, showcasing his immense talent despite earlier scrutiny.

Without a will, property inheritance in India involves intricate legalities that vary by religion. The Hindu Succession Act, Muslim Personal Law, and Indian Succession Act determine the distribution of assets among heirs. Grasping these laws, along with understanding the classifications of heirs and their shares, is vital for the efficient transfer of property. Essential documents, such as legal heir certificates and relinquishment deeds, play a pivotal role in this process.

The Department of Homeland Security is urging an appeals court to reinstate a $100,000 H-1B visa fee, arguing a judge's block harms immigration enforcement. The fee, intended to curb foreign worker replacement of Americans, was struck down by a judge citing separation of powers. DHS contends the President has authority for such measures, warning that delays allow more foreign workers entry, potentially causing irreparable damage.

The registration window for SSC CGL 2026 will close at 11 PM on June 22, giving aspirants their final opportunity to apply for one of the country’s largest government recruitment drives. The examination aims to fill around 12,256 vacancies across central government departments. Candidates can pay the application fee until June 23, while the correction facility will remain available from June 29 to July 1.

In a tragic incident in Kasganj district, a four-year-old girl was kidnapped, raped, and murdered, allegedly as an act of revenge linked to a past panchayat election conflict. She was reported missing on June 6, with her body found three days later. Authorities have made one arrest and are pursuing the primary suspect, who allegedly confessed to the brutal crime.

Parents are increasingly experiencing 'quiet cracking,' a silent burnout where they maintain outward functionality while feeling overwhelmed internally. This phenomenon stems from immense pressure from work, home, and emotional labor, exacerbated by societal expectations and a lack of support. The article highlights the need for reduced expectations, genuine connection, and practical backup to help parents cope and prevent this widespread exhaustion.

Delhi's new slum policy, approved by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, aims for large-scale redevelopment of informal settlements through public-private partnerships. The "Jahan Jhuggi Wahi Makan" initiative will provide permanent housing and essential civic infrastructure to an estimated four lakh families, with an extended eligibility cut-off of January 1, 2025. This ambitious urban renewal project seeks to unlock land value for financing and create integrated neighbourhoods.

Parents of the RG Kar rape-murder victim have accused Dr. Abesh Banerjee, nephew of former CM Mamata Banerjee, of involvement in concealing evidence. They claim his phone was at the hospital on the night of the crime and allege he washed bloodstains in a subsequently demolished bathroom.

All IITs Placement Committee has asked students to remove entrance exam credentials like JEE ranks and GATE scores from resumes, following concerns that recruiters may infer general or reserved category of students based on ranks.