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The little-known Jaipur connection of the T20 World Cup trophy
Jaipur-based designer Amit Pabuwal said he made the T20 World Cup trophy after the initial design concept was prepared by Australia’s Minale Bryce.
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Missiles, drones and geography: How Iran challenged the US-Israel billion-dollar war machine
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‘Hasn’t learned from his dismissals’: Gavaskar wants Abhishek dropped for final
Former captain Sunil Gavaskar proposes alterations to India's lineup for the T20 World Cup final. He suggests dropping Abhishek Sharma due to consistent batting struggles. Rinku Singh could replace him, with Ishan Kishan and Sanju Samson opening. Gavaskar also considers bringing in Kuldeep Yadav for Varun Chakravarthy, citing the latter's recent struggles and Ahmedabad's pitch conditions.
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Sinking Of IRIS Dena: US Navy warned crew before torpedo strike; over 80 killed in Indian Ocean
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India’s first Ring Metro: PM Modi inaugurates Majlis Park–Maujpur–Babarpur Pink Line
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated two new metro corridors in Delhi, completing India's first fully operational Ring Metro. The 12.3 km Pink Line extension and the 9.9 km Magenta Line section aim to enhance connectivity, reduce travel times, and ease congestion and pollution in the capital.
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Parliament’s Budget Session set to resume: What to expect as Centre–opposition showdown looms
Opposition's no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is set for debate, largely symbolic ahead of assembly polls. While unlikely to succeed, the move aims to project INDIA bloc unity and will likely see broader issues like US tariffs and Epstein files raised. The government is prepared to defend Birla and counter with its own points.
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MH370 still missing: Latest search after scanning 15,000 sq km ends with no clues to 239 people
The latest search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, marking its 12th anniversary, has concluded without any trace of the missing aircraft. Despite extensive seabed scanning by Ocean Infinity, the plane and its 239 occupants remain lost. Families of Chinese passengers expressed deep frustration over a lack of communication and psychological support, highlighting the enduring mystery and emotional toll.
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'Kia Ora Aotearoa': Outnumbered in Ahmedabad, NZ's Santner calls home before final
New Zealand captain Mitch Santner has asked fans to wake up early for the T20 World Cup final against India. The match starts at 2:30 am in New Zealand. Santner acknowledged the team will be outnumbered by Indian supporters. He encouraged fans to set alarms and support the Blackcaps. The team hopes to return home with the trophy.
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Hormuz supply shock: India diversifies oil basket as Middle East conflict drags on
Amidst escalating Middle East tensions, India is rerouting crude oil supplies to secure uninterrupted fuel imports. Refiners are increasing sourcing from the US, West Africa, and Russia, while holding planned maintenance to build reserves. This diversification aims to mitigate risks associated with the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring domestic fuel needs are met despite potential cost increases.
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Iran picks next Supreme Leader after Khamenei, name yet to be announced
Iran's Assembly of Experts has selected a successor for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following his death in joint US-Israeli airstrikes. Members confirmed a majority-approved candidate has been determined, though the name remains undisclosed. This marks a critical transition for Iran, preparing for its second leadership change since the 1979 revolution amid heightened regional tensions.
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'I can feel pulse of the player': Rohit reveals reason behind Samson pep talk
Sanju Samson has become India's T20 World Cup 2026 hero with match-winning knocks against the West Indies and England. Captain Rohit Sharma's pre-tournament encouragement, recalling his own experiences, proved vital. Samson, who missed the 2024 edition without playing, has seized his chance, now a leading Player of the Tournament contender with exceptional form and two Player of the Match awards.
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'Rules of this game ... ': Ex-Bengal governor's cryptic remark on his resignation
Speaking to reporters at the Kolkata airport, Bose told news agency PTI that he, however, would return to Bengal to cast his vote. Bose, a native of Kerala, had shifted his voting base to Bengal barely a week before tendering resignation from his office. Bose avoided a direct response when asked to comment on the angst expressed by President Droupadi Murmu on alleged protocol violations and tribal deprivation in the state.
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From one World Cup winner to another: India women back men's team ahead of final
Members of the India women's team and head coach Amol Muzumdar have sent their best wishes to the men's team ahead of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup final. Following their own recent World Cup victory, the women's team expressed their support through a video, encouraging the men to bring the trophy home.
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250 million barrel buffer: How much oil does India have and how long will it last
India's energy security is bolstered by over 250 million barrels of oil reserves, sufficient for nearly two months. Diversified crude imports from 40 countries and a reduced reliance on the Strait of Hormuz mitigate geopolitical risks. India continues to import Russian oil, complying with G7 price caps, while domestic ethanol blending and expanded refining capacity further strengthen its energy independence.
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'Arrogance of power will soon be shattered': PM Modi attacks Mamata over Murmu's event row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly criticized West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the Trinamool Congress for allegedly mismanaging and boycotting an event attended by President Droupadi Murmu. Modi termed the actions an insult to the President, the Constitution, and democratic traditions, warning that the people of West Bengal would not forgive this perceived disrespect towards a tribal woman leader.
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'Won't leave Trump alone': Khamenei aide warns; US president shrugs off threat
Iran's top security official has vowed retaliation against US President Trump for the killing of Supreme Leader Khamenei and over 1,000 Iranians. Tehran launched missile strikes on Israel and US bases following the joint US-Israeli attacks. Trump dismissed the threats, calling for Iran's unconditional surrender, while Iran warned regional nations against aiding US operations.
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‘A strong fist doesn't mean strong reason’: China warns against regime change in Iran
China's foreign minister Wang Yi cautioned against externally driven regime change in Iran, stating such efforts would lack public backing and escalate regional instability. He emphasized respecting Iran's sovereignty and urged an immediate end to hostilities, advocating for diplomatic solutions and independent regional self-determination. Beijing is ready to help restore order and peace.
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