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India continued their dominant run in the U-19 World Cup with a seven-wicket DLS win over New Zealand in a rain-hit match. After restricting New Zealand to 135, led by strong spells from RS Ambrish and Henil Patel, India chased a revised target of 130 with ease. Skipper Ayush Mhatre starred with a rapid 27-ball 53 as India topped Group B.

Scotland steps in for Bangladesh at the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, after Dhaka cited security concerns for playing in India. The ICC confirmed Scotland will join Group C, with all other match details remaining unchanged. Bangladesh's refusal to travel despite security assurances led to their removal.

US President Donald Trump delivered a pointed ultimatum to Canada, threatening to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods should Prime Minister Mark Carney pursue partnerships with China. "If Governor Carney thinks he is going to make Canada a “Drop Off Port” for China to send goods and products into the United States, he is sorely mistaken," said Trump on Truth Social.

Macklin Celebrini’s season continues to keep getting better. At 19, he has reached another rare scoring mark, putting him among a small group of teenage players in NHL history. His growth from last season is clear, and he continues to play with confidence and consistency for the San Jose Sharks.

The court, while considering the submissions reiterated that only when all four ingredients are established can a death be termed as “dowry death” under Section 304-B of the IPC. It emphasized that the prosecution must strictly prove the essential ingredients to attract the provision.

Seema Jajdeh revealed her amicable divorce from Sohail Khan, attributing it to growing apart after marrying young. She highlighted the unwavering support from Sohail's family, including Salman Khan, throughout their separation and her subsequent depression. Seema emphasized their continued family bond for their children's sake.

The ICC has confirmed that Bangladesh will not take part in the T20 World Cup after the BCB refused to play under the published schedule. Scotland have been officially named as their replacement and will compete in Group C alongside England, Italy, Nepal and West Indies. The announcement was made on Saturday, bringing clarity to weeks of uncertainty over Bangladesh’s participation in the tournament.

Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis questioned Sam Altman's AGI claims, highlighting the irony of OpenAI introducing ads in ChatGPT. Hassabis stated that true AGI, capable of human-level creativity and breakthroughs, is still 5-10 years away, not a marketing term for commercial gain.

Indian parenting has transformed. Gone are the days of strict rules and fear. Today, parents prioritize dialogue and understanding. Children are more expressive and seek emotional support. This shift creates a new dynamic in homes. Parents navigate technology and independence. The focus is on building relationships through communication and empathy. This evolution shapes childhood and adulthood.

AI is blurring the lines between engineering and art, with tools like ChatGPT and Gemini enabling non-technical individuals to build software. While some leaders see this as a positive refactoring of professions, others caution against over-reliance, citing potential productivity decreases and the need for human oversight in AI-generated code.

Twenty-three senior students face charges after a severe ragging incident in Devanahalli, Bengaluru. Juniors were allegedly forced to procure alcohol and cigarettes, and subjected to physical abuse with weapons. When the college's Admin Head intervened, he was also attacked. Three students have been arrested, with a manhunt underway for the others.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged a "strategic vote chori" in Gujarat under the guise of Special Intensive Revision (SIR), accusing the Election Commission of complicity. He claimed that the EC has become a "chief accomplice in this vote chori conspiracy". The Gujarat Congress unit also alleged widespread rigging, claiming that millions of objections were filed to target specific communities.

India are unlikely to play a bilateral series with Pakistan anytime soon. BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla says the board will follow the Indian government’s guidance. “I don't think it's possible to have bilateral tours in the current situation,” he added. India last played Pakistan in 2012-13 and now follows a “third soil” policy for matches. Tensions increased after Operation Sindoor in 2025, and security concerns remain high, recalling the 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore.