In a potential breakthrough, the US and China have established a framework to resolve their long-standing trade disputes following discussions in London. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced the agreement, pending presidential approval, expressing optimism about resolving issues like rare earth exports.
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The BCCI has introduced a new rule for junior cricketers in the Under-16 category, allowing a second bone test if the '+1 factor' makes them ineligible. This aims to ensure accurate age determination, preventing players from missing a season due to arithmetical calculations rather than scientific assessment.
Patel said that he had personally reached out to Indian officials and that joint operations between the FBI and Indian law enforcement were now underway. “I literally just got off the phone with the Indian government,” he said. “I said, I need your help. This stuff’s coming into your country and then they’re moving it from your country because India is not consuming fentanyl.”
‘Criminal Justice’ Season 4 has viewers hooked, with the mystery surrounding Roshni's murder deepening as Episode 6 approaches. Online, fans are actively sharing theories, with Kamala, the maid, and Ira, Dr. Raj's daughter, emerging as prime suspects. Some even suggest a complex conspiracy involving multiple characters, heightening the suspense as the truth remains elusive.
The suspension of Bengaluru's police commissioner and four other top officers following the M Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede has sparked controversy. A lack of contingency planning after RCB's qualification, coupled with unchecked social media promotion of a victory parade, contributed to the chaos.
A Saudia aircraft arriving in Lucknow from Jeddah experienced a smoke incident in its landing gear upon arrival on Sunday. Prompt action by the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting team and the Saudia crew ensured the safe deboarding of all passengers, primarily Haj pilgrims. A minor hydraulic oil leak in the landing gear is suspected to be the cause.
Mitchell Starc etched his name in history at Lord's, becoming the leading wicket-taker in ICC tournament finals with 11 wickets, surpassing Mohammed Shami. Australia's pace attack, led by Starc, dismantled South Africa, leaving them reeling at 43 for 4 after being bowled out for 212. Kagiso Rabada's five-wicket haul and a rare statistical anomaly marked a day dominated by bowlers.
Israel launched a military operation against Iran late Thursday, with explosions reported in Tehran. Israel's defense minister confirmed the 'preemptive strikes,' citing Iran's continued uranium enrichment. The US denies involvement, emphasizing the action was Israel's decision and warning Iran against targeting US interests.
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar addressed Rahul Gandhi's voter fraud claims indirectly, highlighting the transparent electoral roll revision process shared with political parties since 1960. Speaking at an international conference, Kumar emphasized the rigorous annual exercise ensures electoral integrity.
The Supreme Court has ordered the release of Sakshi TV anchor K Srinivasa Rao, arrested for allegedly abetting defamatory statements made by a panelist on his show about Amaravati. Justices Mishra and Manmohan emphasized the importance of protecting journalistic participation and free speech.