Times of India

Rahul Gandhi has urged for significant reforms within the Gujarat Congress, emphasizing the importance of empowering local leaders and decentralizing decision-making processes. He stressed that district presidents should be granted genuine authority, shifting away from centralized control in Ahmedabad. Gandhi framed these internal changes as crucial for countering the BJP-RSS ideology, highlighting Gujarat's pivotal role in this ideological battle.

A Boeing 737 Max 8, carrying 151 passengers and six crew members from Dubai, executed an emergency landing in Lucknow due to low fuel after circling over Nepal airspace awaiting clearance to land in Kathmandu. Following refueling, the flight resumed its journey and successfully reached Kathmandu.

Tata Consultancy Services has crossed $30 billion in annual revenue, solidifying its position as the world's second-largest IT services brand with a valuation of $21.3 billion. CEO K Krithivasan highlighted the company's commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions. TCS also announced key leadership appointments to drive its next phase of growth, focusing on agility and AI-driven solutions.

Yuzvendra Chahal's remarkable 4/28 spell against Kolkata Knight Riders helped Punjab Kings secure a 16-run victory. Chahal's performance tied him with Sunil Narine for the most four-wicket hauls in IPL history, with eight. PBKS, after being bundled out for 111, defended the low score successfully. With this win, PBKS climbed to the fourth spot in the points table.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee addressed the Murshidabad unrest, refuting BJP's claims of TMC involvement in Waqf violence and accusing the Centre of a pre-planned communal riot. She blamed the central government for border security lapses and 'godi media' for spreading misinformation against Bengal.

Following the Enforcement Directorate's chargesheet against Rahul and Sonia Gandhi in the National Herald case, posters calling for "bulldozer action" have emerged in Mumbai. BJP leader Vishwabandhu Rai urged Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis to demolish properties linked to the case. The ED is also moving to seize AJL properties worth over Rs 700 crore, alleging money laundering.

In Rajkot, Gujarat, a speeding electric bus, operated by the Rajkot Municipal Corporation, caused a fatal accident at Indira Circle, resulting in at least four deaths. The bus rammed into multiple vehicles and pedestrians at a traffic signal. An angry crowd vandalized the bus, leading to police intervention, and the driver has been detained as the investigation continues.

Central Board of Secondary Education will likely declare Class 10 and 12 results for 2025 soon. Students can check scores on cbse.gov.in. Results will also be available on DigiLocker and UMANG app. Past trends suggest results between mid and late May. Students need roll number to view results. Digital mark sheets will be on DigiLocker.

A shocking CCTV footage exposed Ravina and her lover Suresh transporting her husband Praveen's body on a bike after allegedly strangling him. Ravina, a YouTuber, confessed to the murder, which occurred after Praveen discovered her affair. The couple dumped the body in a drain on Dinod Road to avoid suspicion, but investigators uncovered the crime through CCTV footage analysis.

A high-stakes constitutional standoff has emerged between Harvard University and the Trump administration over federal demands for ideological conformity. Harvard refuses to yield, citing threats to academic freedom, leading to a $2.2 billion funding freeze. This conflict could redefine the relationship between the government and universities, impacting research, jobs, and the future of free inquiry.

Former cricketer Zaheer Khan and actress Sagarika Ghatge have welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Fatehsinh Khan. The couple shared the happy news in a joint social media post, expressing love and gratitude. Fans and celebrities flooded the comments with warm wishes, celebrating the arrival of the newest member of the Khan-Ghatge family.

Patrick Mahomes spends offseason with Brittany Mahomes, Sterling, Bronze, and baby Golden Raye, making time for Disney, fishing, and full-time parenting.

Preity Zinta's exuberant celebration became an instant internet sensation after Punjab Kings achieved a historic upset, defending a meager total of 111 against Kolkata Knight Riders. Her unrestrained joy, captured on camera, resonated with fans as PBKS bowlers orchestrated a remarkable turnaround. This victory marked the lowest total ever defended in IPL history, surpassing Chennai Super Kings' previous record.

A clash has erupted between Donald Trump and Harvard University over governance, hiring, and admissions, including demands to shut diversity offices. After Harvard rejected these demands, citing constitutional rights, the White House froze $2.2 billion in federal funding. Elon Musk has weighed in, supporting Trump's call to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status.

In Chhattisgarh, two Maoists were killed in a clash with security forces at the Kondagaon-Narayanpur border, as confirmed by officials, with ongoing search operations. An AK-47 rifle and two bodies were recovered from the site.

Ajith Kumar's 'Good Bad Ugly' continues its successful box office run, earning an estimated Rs 6.50 crore on its sixth day, bringing the total India collection to approximately Rs 107.80 crore. The film opened strongly, particularly in Tamil Nadu, and maintained solid occupancy rates, showcasing Ajith Kumar's performance and the film's layered storytelling.

The Supreme Court acknowledged potential misuse of dowry harassment laws (Section 498A IPC/Section 85 BNS) against men and their families, but refused to alter the legislation designed to protect women from cruelty in matrimonial settings. The court emphasized that isolated instances of misuse do not negate the widespread harassment faced by women, and each case must be evaluated individually.

Donald Trump is intensifying pressure on Harvard University, demanding an apology for allegedly promoting antisemitism. His administration has frozen billions in grants after Harvard refused to dismantle DEI offices and alter admissions policies as per a new federal directive. Harvard defends its stance, citing First Amendment rights and challenging the government's authority.