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Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar announced her group's move to join the ruling NDA in Parliament. Twenty former TMC MPs are now aligning with the NCPI parliamentary group. This group intends to work with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah. They will support the government's initiatives and focus on constructive debate. The rebels' realignment follows the TMC's recent election defeat in West Bengal.

Activist Sonam Wangchuk may end his hunger strike if leaders assure parliamentary action. His wife alleges illegal detention and denied choice of hospital for treatment. She claims a trust deficit in the government's handling of his health. Wangchuk was moved from Jantar Mantar amid concerns about his participation in a march. Discrepancies in his medical reports and police presence have raised further questions.

Iranian foreign minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi alleged a security breach allowed foreign powers access. This breach reportedly provided intelligence and influenced decision-making during a conflict. He stated attackers knew Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's routine and targeted his residence precisely. A regional leader had warned Iran about leadership being targeted before the conflict began. Araghchi noted the foreign ministry remained operational throughout the intense 40-day war.

Gurnoor Brar recorded the most expensive ODI bowling figures at Lord's. His spell of 0 for 97 entered India's record books for expensive spells. England's top order dominated an inexperienced Indian bowling attack. Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell built a strong opening partnership. England's total of 387 for 3 became the highest ODI score at Lord's.

Delhi Police has denied permission for a proposed march to Parliament on July 20. Prohibitory orders are in effect across the New Delhi district, banning assemblies. Unauthorized gatherings will face legal action under new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita provisions. The Delhi High Court previously upheld the Centre's intervention in Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike. Authorities urge public cooperation to ensure security during the upcoming Parliament session.

Spain and Argentina meet in a World Cup final loaded with footballing destiny, La Masia symbolism, Messi’s last miracle, Yamal’s first coronation and enough off-field politics to make FIFA’s “football unites the world” slogan file for leave. Read more in today's OFFSIDE.

Joe Root achieved a historic milestone with six consecutive fifty-plus scores. He scored an unbeaten 74 off 49 balls at Lord's. England posted a strong 387 for 3 after batting first. Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell provided a solid opening partnership. Jos Buttler finished with a quick 41 not out.

The Kansas City Chiefs popular tight end Travis Kelce is all set to bounce back on the field for his 15th season in the league, weeks after marrying Taylor Swift, as millions cheer him on. While both Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have remained strictly private about their lives, it seems the two are now anticipating a few issues in their lives.

Ravichandran Ashwin questioned India's decision to omit Kuldeep Yadav. The spinner was again left out of the side for the third ODI. This repeated exclusion could negatively impact his confidence and rhythm. India opted for a pace-heavy attack despite bowling absences. Kuldeep has now missed all ODIs and T20Is on the tour.

A 31-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide after enduring dowry harassment. Her husband and father-in-law are accused of causing her distress. The deceased's father filed a complaint with the police regarding the harassment. Police arrested the husband and father-in-law following the complaint. Both accused individuals have been remanded to judicial custody.

Gitanjali J Angmo will lead a march to Parliament representing her husband, Sonam Wangchuk. Wangchuk continues his indefinite hunger strike from Safdarjung Hospital after being moved there. The Delhi High Court declined to order his immediate transfer to a private facility. Angmo urged protesters to maintain peace and remain vigilant against disruptions. Security has been heightened across New Delhi ahead of the planned march.

Maharashtra eateries can now stay open until 4 am on July 20. This allows football fans to watch the Argentina-Spain World Cup final publicly. Hospitality bodies had requested this extension for licensed establishments. Other cities like Delhi and Bengaluru have also announced similar relaxations. The final match will begin early Sunday morning, Indian time.

The Cockroach Janta Party released guidelines for the 'Chalo Sansad' march. Participants are urged to maintain peace and carry national symbols. Activist Sonam Wangchuk called the march India's second freedom movement. Delhi Police have deployed additional personnel and intensified security measures. Authorities are determined to prevent any unauthorized march towards Parliament.

RERA protects homebuyers from unauthorized builder changes to sanctioned plans. Promoters need buyer consent for alterations beyond minor structural necessities. Changes to common areas require consent from two-thirds of allottees. Builders remain liable for structural defects for five years after possession. Homebuyers can seek relief from the Authority for unauthorized changes.

Parliament's Monsoon Session begins Monday with a packed legislative agenda. The government aims to pass the Women's Reservation Bill after its earlier defeat. Opposition parties face electoral losses and alliance collapses, altering parliamentary arithmetic. Several key bills are listed, including the FCRA and Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan. The government hopes to secure passage with adjusted strategies and potential support.