In a remarkable feat of medical innovation, doctors in New Delhi have successfully reconstructed a young accident victim's thumb using his own second toe. The patient, who lost his leg and thumb in a severe road accident, underwent a complex microsurgical procedure.
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US President Donald Trump claimed India is significantly reducing Russian oil imports, even suggesting a complete cutback. This comes as Trump prepares to meet China's Xi Jinping amid trade tensions. However, India has consistently denied these assertions, prioritizing its national interests and stating no such commitment has been made.
India's women's cricket team has reached the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 final after a remarkable turnaround. Following three consecutive defeats, they secured crucial wins against New Zealand and Australia, culminating in a stunning semifinal victory. Jemimah Rodrigues' unbeaten 127 led a record-breaking chase against Australia to set up a final clash with South Africa.
A political murder in Bihar's Mokama has reignited fears of election violence after a local strongman, Dularchand Yadav, was killed during a poll campaign clash. His family blames JDU candidate Anant Singh, while Singh points fingers at rival Surajbhan Singh, whose wife is also contesting. The incident highlights deep-rooted caste rivalries and political complexities in the constituency.
Rahul Gandhi launched his Bihar election campaign, accusing PM Modi of seeking votes and undermining democracy. He criticized Modi's economic policies and alleged the BJP controls Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, asserting the party opposes social justice and caste census. The state is set for a contest between NDA and Mahagathbandhan.
Former Australia captain Aaron Finch urged India to reinstate Arshdeep Singh, criticising their batting-heavy lineup for a lack of balance and bowling penetration. Finch believes too many batters can dilute responsibility, and Team India needs the right combinations for the World Cup. He also noted that India's bowlers defended an insufficient total.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah accused the central government of neglecting Kannada and imposing Hindi, stating the state receives a "paltry amount" in return for its significant revenue contribution. He called for opposition to "anti-Kannada" elements and advocated for laws to make the mother tongue the medium of instruction in education, arguing English and Hindi weaken children's talent.
The Memphis Grizzlies will host the Los Angeles Lakers in an NBA Cup matchup. Both teams hold a 3-2 record, with the Grizzlies coming off a narrow win against the Suns and the Lakers also securing a victory.
TCS has denied reports claiming Marks & Spencer terminated their contract following a £300 million cyberattack. The IT firm stated the report contained factual inaccuracies and that it does not provide cybersecurity services to M&S. TCS clarified that their service desk contract with M&S concluded prior to the April 2025 cyber incident through a competitive RFP process.
Secular Talk host Kyle Kulinski faces widespread condemnation for a meme mocking Erika Kirk, widow of the late Charlie Kirk, labeling her a "fake grieving widow grifter." The post, featuring her with smeared mascara and cash, ignited fury online. Adding irony, an old photo of Kulinski with Charlie Kirk resurfaced, intensifying the controversy surrounding the insensitive meme.