Times of India

Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim joyfully celebrated Eid-E-Milad and Raksha Bandhan with their dear family. Despite battling liver cancer and undergoing infusion treatment, Dipika took the time to decorate their home. Shoaib, demonstrating his culinary skills, made kheer and accompanied his father for a health check-up. His sister Saba and niece Reza stopped by to tie the rakhi, while Shoaib shared his aspiration to open a restaurant one day.

In a recent statement, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh highlighted the national recognition he gained from the allegations. He lamented that women wrestlers are no longer invited to public events, drawing an analogy to Kaikeyi's character in the Ramayana. Singh shared insights on his personal difficulties and past legal issues, noting his acquittal in a previous sexual harassment case.

Deepti Sharma has made history by becoming the leading wicket-taker in Women's T20I cricket, demonstrating her exceptional skills with a remarkable three wickets for no runs in a thrilling match against Thailand in Dubai. With Shafali Verma’s explosive 64 earlier contributing to a solid foundation, India celebrated a resounding 94-run victory, setting an exciting tone for their Asia Cup campaign.

The CID's inquiry into the veterinary officer recruitment scam is gaining momentum as Detained in Delhi, Basavaraj Kannale, a high-ranking functionary from Bidar district, comes under scrutiny. With established ties to the arrested IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, investigators suspect Kannale's deeper involvement. He is being transported to Bengaluru for further questioning as the CID's investigation uncovers potential links to more accomplices in the case.

An FIR was registered against Rahul Gandhi in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, on Sunday night. He faces charges under BNS sections and the SC/ST Act for his statements. A local resident alleged Gandhi gave a caste angle to routine cleaning work. The complainant stated Gandhi's words hurt caste sentiments and incited hostility. This development follows a purification ritual at a rally venue addressed by Mallikarjun Kharge.

In a remarkable display of bravery, Indian Army Aviation pilots executed a complicated high-casualty evacuation near the Nun Kun massif. With no flat landing area available, they skillfully rescued a casualty from a steep slope, overcoming the challenges posed by high altitude, where helicopter engine efficiency is diminished. To aid the mission, the crew efficiently removed unnecessary equipment from the aircraft, showcasing their exceptional talent and valor.

India kicked off their Women's T20 Asia Cup with an impressive 94-run triumph against Thailand. Shafali Verma ignited the innings with her electrifying batting, laying a robust foundation for the team. The bowlers showcased their prowess, limiting Thailand to a modest score. Highlighting the match, Deepti Sharma reached a remarkable milestone, claiming the title of leading wicket-taker in women's T20I history, ensuring a triumphant start to the tournament for India.

A devastating drone strike on an ammunition depot near Kyiv resulted in the tragic loss of 38 lives. The following blasts left unexploded shells scattered across civilian areas. In light of this catastrophe, Ukrainian authorities are re-evaluating their ammunition storage methods. Meanwhile, Russia has escalated its aerial assaults on Ukraine, prompting Kyiv to promise a stringent response to every act of aggression.

In a shocking incident, an Aam Aadmi Party member was fatally shot while his friend sustained injuries in Mamdot market, Ferozepur. The assailants, armed and determined, pursued the victims on their motorcycle and fired at them. Rushed to the hospital, the party member was pronounced dead upon arrival. Initial investigations point to election-related rivalry as the possible motive.

England celebrated a spectacular 194-run victory over Pakistan at Lord's, clinching a commanding 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series. Despite their efforts, Pakistan's batsmen faltered, unable to surpass the 200-run mark. Ollie Robinson shone brightly, claiming eight wickets in a remarkable bowling display. This series victory represents England's first Test win since December 2024, boosting their confidence moving forward.

A 23-year-old software engineer died and her boyfriend was injured after a fall. The couple allegedly argued before going to the seventh-floor terrace of their accommodation. Police suspect the woman jumped and pulled her boyfriend along with her. The injured man is undergoing treatment and is reportedly out of danger. Further details are expected after the boyfriend gives his statement to authorities.

In a remarkable feat during the Women’s Asia Cup match, Smriti Mandhana surpassed Suzie Bates to become the second-highest run-scorer in women's international cricket history, amassing an impressive total of 10,756 runs. Her exceptional performance supported India's 159-run total against Thailand, leading to a victorious start for the team in the tournament.

Early Sunday, a shocking burglary took place at Alka Lamba's father's home in west Delhi, involving three masked thieves. They stole Rs 1.75 lakh in cash and a selection of jewelry, as recorded by nearby CCTV cameras. The incident occurred in the C-Block, Tagore Garden area, with police now analyzing the footage to identify the suspects and recover the stolen items.

Ollie Robinson has reached a remarkable milestone in Test cricket, now boasting the best bowling average for bowlers who have played at least twenty Tests. This noteworthy achievement occurred during England's second Test against Pakistan at Lord's, where Robinson's crucial four-wicket spell effectively crushed Pakistan's resistance and solidified England's dominance in the fourth innings.

At Sri Guru Ramdas Ji International Airport, chaos erupted as a SpiceJet flight to Dubai experienced an extraordinary delay of nearly eighteen hours. Frustration mounted among passengers due to persistent schedule changes and a lack of clear communication from the airline. This situation prompted worries about missed work obligations and travel plans, while many sought refunds, specifically criticizing the airline for not providing accommodations during the lengthy wait.

An eight-year-old boy tragically died after being hit by a speeding car in Mumbai's Bandra area. The driver, a forty-five-year-old woman, was allegedly distracted by a mobile phone call. The incident occurred on John Baptist Road, near Jijamata Garden, on Sunday afternoon. The boy sustained severe injuries and was rushed to Holy Family Hospital. Police have arrested the woman and registered a case against her.