Times of India

Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ legend, and his wife, Ayesha Curry, have always been passionate about helping the underprivileged through the success they have achieved in their lives and their wealth. The high profile couple’s foundation, Eat. Learn. Play. has always been devoted to the children of Oakland and their betterment.

An IndiGo passenger bound for Udaipur was apprehended at Hyderabad airport for allegedly photographing female cabin crew inappropriately and harassing a co-passenger. The businessman, reportedly intoxicated, was deboarded after ignoring warnings. Police have registered a case under the new penal code for insulting a woman's modesty.

Punjab CM seeks time from President, wants ‘recall’ of MPs.

Police are facing challenges in a sexual assault and religious coercion probe linked to a Nashik TCS office. The prime accused is using multiple passwords and Face ID on his cellphone, hindering access to crucial digital evidence. Forensic experts are assisting investigators to unlock the device, which is key to the ongoing investigation into nine registered cases.

Even in his 60s, Tom Cruise exemplifies peak fitness, tailored for high-octane action roles. His regimen marries the thrill of outdoor sports like paragliding and hiking with rigorous strength training and endurance exercises.

To ensure a harmonious living environment, NIT Silchar has officially prohibited religious gatherings in common hostel spaces. This measure follows accusations from the Bajrang Dal about potential 'jihadi activities' and allegations of favoritism towards Hindu students. Though private prayer sessions are still allowed, those who disregard this directive may face disciplinary consequences.

For the first time, the remote village of Irapanar in Abujhmarh has electricity, marking a significant arrival after decades of isolation. Despite challenging terrain, power company teams worked tirelessly to bring light, enabling children to study, mobile phone use, and the introduction of basic appliances. This electrification promises improved access to education, healthcare, and communication for the community.

A massive turnout rocked Imphal as protesters clashed with police, thwarted in their attempt to march to the Chief Minister's abode. The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (Cocomi) seized the moment to issue a memorandum, pressing for clarity on issues of a 'proxy war,' the escalation of narco-terrorism, accountability for recent murders, and the prompt adoption of NRC measures.

Gaza witnessed a historic moment as Palestinians engaged in their first local elections in over two decades, marking a tentative step toward reconciling the fragmented political landscape between Gaza and the West Bank. Though hampered by Israeli-imposed restrictions, officials creatively utilised whatever materials they could muster to ensure the elections went ahead.

US President Donald Trump canceled a planned trip by his envoys to Pakistan to meet Iranian leaders, citing wasted travel time and confusion within Iran's leadership. He asserted the US holds the upper hand and urged Iran to initiate talks. This decision has diminished Pakistan's role in facilitating US-Iran discussions.

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has claimed the IPL 2026 Orange Cap, surpassing Virat Kohli with a blistering 103 off 37 balls. His explosive innings, featuring a 15-ball fifty and a 36-ball century, propelled Rajasthan Royals to a massive total. Sooryavanshi now leads the charts with 357 runs at an exceptional strike rate.

Ngidi suffered a head injury while trying to take a catch of Punjab Kings opener Priyansh Arya at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Saturday and had to be taken off the field in an ambulance before being shifted to hospital.

Iran's judiciary chief warned the US of repeating "Isfahan and Tabas" incidents if tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf. This warning coincides with the 46th anniversary of the failed US Operation Eagle Claw in 1980, a mission to rescue American hostages in Tehran that ended in disaster and casualties.

Aam Aadmi Party workers protested outside Rajya Sabha MP Rajinder Gupta's Ludhiana residence, defacing walls and burning his effigy after he joined the BJP. This follows AAP MP Raghav Chadha's announcement of a split, citing the party's deviation from principles. Chadha claimed over two-thirds of AAP MPs supported the move, marking a significant setback for the party.

Actor Ranveer Singh's plea to quash a criminal complaint over his 'Kantara' mimicry was accepted by the Karnataka High Court. He assured the court he would visit the Chamundi Hill Temple in Mysore as an apology for his controversial remarks, with the court to record this commitment before closing the plea.