Times of India

A young couple, first-year MCA students, were injured after allegedly stabbing each other in Dehradun. The altercation reportedly stemmed from accusations of infidelity, with both individuals attacking each other with kitchen knives. They are currently hospitalized and out of danger.

A Jammu NIA court denied bail to Tanvir Ahmed Wani, accused in a terror funding case. Wani allegedly conspired with Pakistani traders, importing goods beyond limits via under-invoicing to generate profits for terror outfits like Hizbul Mujahideen and Lashkar-e-Taiba. Incriminating materials were found at his residence.

In Bandipora, Kashmir, Irfan Ahmad Lone, a visually impaired youth, has achieved a remarkable feat by clearing the UPSC civil services exams with a rank of 957. Despite facing severe vision loss in childhood due to accidents, Irfan pursued his education with unwavering determination, graduating from JNU and working before his civil services success.

Amazon's Project Kuiper has urged the FCC to reject SpaceX's proposal for a million-satellite constellation, citing a lack of essential technical and orbital parameters. Amazon argues the plan is speculative, lacks space safety details, and would take centuries to deploy, potentially hoarding orbital resources.

In a remarkable milestone for citizenship rights, Dipali Das, a resilient 60-year-old woman from Cachar district in Assam, has proudly become the first beneficiary of the Indian Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). After being declared a foreigner and confined to a transit camp for years, her journey took a hopeful turn when she was granted bail during the pandemic.

Police in Durg district uncovered nearly 1.5 acres of illegal opium cultivation, strategically concealed within a jowar crop. The land is linked to a local BJP Kisan Morcha leader, who has been suspended by the party. Former CM Bhupesh Baghel visited the site, alleging political connections and demanding answers from the ruling BJP.

Savannah James, wife of NBA star LeBron James, shared her golden rule for teenage parenting on her podcast 'Everybody's Crazy.' She advocates for raising children to be capable adults and then allowing them to explore life independently, while still offering support as a safety net.​ Savannah James makes sure everything is going great with their kids at home. Both Bronny and Bryce Maximus are currently walking on their legendary dad’s path, whereas daughter Zhuri Nova is knee-deep into volleyball.

Sports Illustrated’s Gilberto Manzano projects Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson for a three-year, $105M deal with the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts as potential landing spots. New England needs pass rush help for their quarterback Drake Maye. And Indianapolis seeks to improve their defense under former Cincinnati defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. The Colts may free up cap space by trading or releasing their wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., who is in the final year of his three-year contract.

A week into the US-Israeli war against Iran, President Trump faces escalating military, economic, and political risks as the conflict widens regionally. Despite early battlefield gains and the killing of Iran's supreme leader, the operation's unclear endgame and potential for prolonged engagement raise concerns about global stability and domestic political fallout.

Andrew Mangiapane has also discussed his departure from the Edmonton Oilers when the winger was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks early on before the NHL trade deadline. The transfer is after a tough season for the forward in Edmonton and provides him with a new chance in Chicago, where the two clubs rebuild their line-up.

China's strategy of balancing interests in the Middle East is challenged by US actions against Iran. This conflict reveals Beijing's inability to protect its partners and reinforces President Xi Jinping's focus on military strength. The situation impacts China's energy security and global standing. Upcoming talks with President Trump will occur amidst these strategic shifts.

Rahul said the entry of large and mechanised American agricultural corporations into the Indian market would put small farmers under severe pressure and could lead to "devastation" in the agricultural sector. He further alleged that the country’s energy sector had been compromised and claimed that US President Donald Trump had obtained Indian data through the agreement.

New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner acknowledged the threat posed by Indian spinner Varun Chakravarthy ahead of the T20 World Cup final. Despite Chakravarthy's inconsistent tournament form, Santner emphasized his potential to change the game, noting that flat pitches can challenge any bowler. He also highlighted the importance of restricting India to a manageable score in a potentially high-scoring final.

Pentagon's chief technical officer Emil Michael criticized Anthropic for restricting its AI chatbot Claude's use in defense systems. Michael emphasized the military's need for partners supporting autonomous capabilities, especially for rapid responses to threats like hypersonic missiles. Major tech firms will continue supporting Anthropic but exclude defense projects, highlighting a broader debate on AI in warfare.

The President said she was very sad about the last minute change in the venue and also pointed out how chief minister Mamata Banerjee chose not to meet her, which is against the set norm. Murmu on Saturday said the contributions of the Santals to the country's freedom struggle have not received due recognition, and asserted that the names of several legends belonging to the community were "not deliberately included in history".

US President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Iran, threatening severe retaliation for its "bad behaviour" and considering new targets for "complete destruction." Trump claimed credit for Iran's apology to its neighbours following intense US-Israeli strikes. Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian apologised for attacks, though missile strikes continued, indicating internal divisions.