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Draft Amendment Retains Four-Attempt Cap In First Year

Paris Saint-Germain clinched a historic second consecutive Champions League title, defeating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Despite an early Arsenal lead, PSG fought back, with Dembélé equalizing from the spot. Missed penalties from Eze and Gabriel ultimately cost Arsenal, handing PSG another European crown and cementing Luis Enrique's managerial legacy.

Residents across Massachusetts reported hearing a loud boom and feeling their homes shake on Saturday afternoon. The unexplained disturbance, occurring shortly after 2 pm, was described by many as an explosion, with vibrations strong enough to rattle homes and alarm pets. Authorities had not identified the source of the widespread event as of Saturday afternoon.

D K Shivakumar will be sworn in as Karnataka's 25th Chief Minister on June 3rd at 3:30 pm, following months of political maneuvering and a power tussle with Siddaramaiah. The simple ceremony at Lok Bhavan aims to reflect the party's commitment to public service and avoid inconvenience to citizens.

Nearly four decades after Veerana turned her into one of Bollywood’s most unforgettable cult figures, actress Jasmine Dhunna continues to remain one of the industry's biggest mysteries. Now, filmmaker Deepak Ramsay has opened up about the actress’ sudden disappearance, revealing that even the Ramsay family no longer knows where she is.

The US warned of renewed military action against Iran if necessary, with President Trump demanding a permanent end to Tehran's nuclear ambitions. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts and a fragile ceasefire, tensions remain high, exacerbated by disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and continued fighting in Lebanon.

The WHO chief is urging greater international backing to combat a rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak in the DRC, highlighting delays and community mistrust as major hurdles. He stressed the need for local cooperation and urged countries to reconsider travel bans. The outbreak has already reached Uganda, with thousands of cases and hundreds of deaths reported.

Tragedy struck on the Chandrashila trek route near Tungnath. Two brothers from Lucknow were killed by a lightning strike. Their companions survived the severe weather. Rescue teams worked through difficult terrain to recover the bodies. The incident highlights the dangers of high-altitude trekking during bad weather.

The Trump administration plans to appeal a court order allowing all importers who paid struck-down tariffs to seek refunds. This move could significantly slow down the multibillion-dollar repayment process already underway.

Manali is experiencing a significant surge in tourists seeking refuge from scorching summer heat in the plains. Visitors from Rajasthan and Punjab are flocking to the hill station, leading to high hotel occupancy and bustling local markets. Despite some traffic, the pleasant weather and natural beauty are drawing crowds, promising a robust tourism season ahead for local businesses.

Bengaluru police arrested two men for allegedly deceiving customers by serving beef disguised as mutton at their restaurant. Investigations confirmed the allegations after plainclothes officers verified complaints. The owners were booked under the Cow Slaughter and Cattle Prevention Act and sent to judicial custody.

A Pakistani journalist's query about India's alleged Agni-6 ICBM test at the Shangri-La Dialogue was based on misinformation. India confirmed a recent test involved an advanced Agni missile with MIRV technology, not the Agni-6. US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth avoided singling out either India or Pakistan as a threat.

Veteran actress Anita Kanwal has spoken candidly about the struggles her daughter, actress Pooja Kanwal, faced while trying to establish herself in the entertainment industry. Reflecting on the difficult phase, Anita revealed that she put her own flourishing career on hold, accompanied her daughter on shoots across the country and abroad, and shielded her from inappropriate propositions that left her emotionally shaken.

National para athlete Chirag Tyagi's body was discovered at Sai Upvan in Ghaziabad. Tyagi had left his Delhi hostel for his village earlier that morning. Police are investigating a hole in his back, with the exact cause of death pending a post-mortem examination.