Times of India

American tennis star Coco Gauff once again became the center of discussion on Instagram. A video of her arriving for the French Open is going viral on social media. The World No4 was seen entering the Roland Garros complex alongside her team while carrying her bags. However, her uneasy facial expression and awkward smile quickly led fans to speculate about her mood ahead of the tournament.

The Delhi High Court upheld an interim injunction favoring Saregama India Limited, ruling that composer Ilaiyaraaja could not assign rights to lyrics or sound recordings of "En Iniya Pon Nilave." The court clarified that while Ilaiyaraaja retains copyright over the musical composition, this does not extend to the lyrics or the sound recording, which Saregama validly acquired.

Play-by-play announcer Bill Rosinski shared his rejection letter from the Baltimore Ravens on X. They cited a vague reason for not aligning with the position’s requirements. This sparked online debate. Some commenters linked his rejection to the team’s recent player acquisitions concerning Maxx Crosby and Trey Hendrickson. While some blamed AI, HR, and others. Some dismissed Rosinski’s letter, saying it was a regular rejection letter.

Rajasthan Royals' 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi delivered a match-winning 93 off 38 balls, including 10 sixes, to chase down 221 against LSG. He reassured coach Sangakkara, stating, 'ho jayega,' and then proceeded to keep playoff hopes alive. Sooryavanshi also became the youngest Indian to hit 50 IPL sixes in a season.

The proposed amendments have been uploaded on the sports ministry’s website for public feedback, with June 18 set as the deadline for suggestions.

Dowry deaths persist in India despite being outlawed, with women facing relentless demands for cash and property, often leading to violence and suicide. This practice, deeply rooted in power and control, continues across all social strata, highlighting a societal failure beyond legal reform.

Iran's Supreme Leader has ordered the country's near-weapons-grade enriched uranium stockpile to remain within Iran, complicating peace talks. This directive hardens Tehran's stance, as the US and Israel demand its removal. The move comes amid ongoing regional conflict and deep suspicion of further US airstrikes.

Tyreek Hill’s free agency future has become even more complicated after the Philadelphia Eagles were linked to the former Dolphins star in a viral report. While the rumor excited fans, Adam Schefter revealed Hill may not return until midway through the season due to injury concerns. The update could explain why NFL teams remain hesitant to sign the veteran wide receiver despite his elite playmaking ability.

With the JioHotstar premiere locked in for June 4, 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge' is entering the final stretch of its historic theatrical run with India net at Rs. 1,146.35 crore, Rs. 1,150 crore virtually certain, and the 'Pushpa 2' domestic record sitting Rs. 87.75 crore away. With its highly anticipated dual-platform OTT release officially locked for June 4, 2026, the film is racing against time to make the most out its final theatrical run. Amid this, fans looking forward to revisiting the high-octane spy drama can catch it on streaming platforms next month. 'Dhurandhar 2' is opting for a unique dual-platform digital release of JioHotstar premiere on June 4. The movie is already streaming on Netflix under the title 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge — Raw and Uncut', boasting extended graphic sequences.

India's beloved chai faces unprecedented challenges. Climate stress, rising costs, and global conflicts are impacting tea production and exports, making your daily cup more expensive. Despite these pressures, the nation's deep emotional connection to tea, a symbol of hospitality and connection, ensures its enduring cultural significance.

An Air India flight experienced a tailstrike upon landing at Bengaluru airport today. While the aircraft touched down safely with all passengers and crew unharmed, such incidents necessitate thorough inspections for structural integrity. The airline confirmed the safe arrival of the plane, with further details pending.

The Indian rupee has fallen nearly 6% against the US dollar due to Middle East tensions, prompting the Reserve Bank of India to consider measures like interest rate hikes and attracting dollar inflows. Officials are exploring a foreign currency deposit scheme for NRIs and a potential sovereign dollar bond to stabilize the currency.

The Calcutta High Court has ordered the CBI to form a Special Investigation Team to probe allegations of suppression in the R G Kar Medical College rape and murder case. The SIT, led by the CBI's joint director (East), will investigate claims that aspects of the case were "hushed up." A detailed status report is due by June 25.

Tribal organizations are taking a stand by petitioning the Orissa High Court, claiming the state's chronic delays in enforcing the PESA Act, 1996. Despite being enacted almost three decades ago, Odisha has not put into place the necessary legislation, resulting in tribal Gram Sabhas lacking the constitutional authority needed for self-rule and the safeguarding of their resources.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar stated that "time will decide" his potential elevation to Chief Minister, amidst growing speculation of a leadership change in the state's Congress government. This comes as the Siddaramaiah-led government approaches a significant milestone, fueling discussions about a possible power-sharing arrangement.

Global conflicts highlight the need for affordable, long-range weapons. The US is procuring thousands of new, mass-producible cruise missiles, the Barracuda-500M, for over $2.6 million each. India, too, is seeking similar low-cost, high-volume strike capabilities, including drones and missiles, under its upcoming Defence Acquisition Procedure 2026.

Following the Madhya Pradesh High Court's verdict recognizing Dhar's Bhojshala complex as Goddess Vagdevi's temple, Hindu petitioners have filed new pleas. They are demanding free entry for devotees, further excavation, and the opening of a locked room, asserting the court's order necessitates unrestricted access and removal of 'unauthorised Islamic symbols'.