Indian cricketer Mohammed Siraj has launched his first restaurant, Joharfa, in Hyderabad, offering a diverse menu of Mughlai, Persian, Arabian, and Chinese dishes. Siraj expressed that Joharfa is close to his heart, aiming to provide a place for people to enjoy flavours that feel like home.
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Suresh Rathore, a former BJP MLA, is now denying his marriage to actress Urmila Sanawar, claiming the wedding images are from a film he's producing, despite initially introducing her as his wife. This reversal follows a disciplinary notice from the BJP regarding potential UCC violations, while Sanawar insists the marriage did occur in Nepal.
Congress leader Randeep Surjewala, dispatched to Karnataka, has affirmed that Siddaramaiah will remain the Chief Minister, dismissing speculation of leadership change amidst perceived tensions with Deputy CM DK Shivakumar. Minister Priyank Kharge echoed this, stating there is no discontentment and that roles are well-defined within the party. Both Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar have publicly displayed unity, refuting rumors of rifts.
Team India celebrated the one-year anniversary of their 2024 T20 World Cup victory in Birmingham, taking a break from Test match preparations. A video shared by the BCCI captured the team cutting a cake and reminiscing about their unbeaten run to the title. The players, including Bumrah, Pant and Jadeja, shared light-hearted moments and laughter, celebrating the unforgettable triumph.
Sonam, the prime suspect in her husband Raja Raghuvanshi's murder, had business ties with Raj Kushwaha and was involved in a love triangle with him. Police investigations reveal that Sonam and Raj confessed to the crime, motivated by their desire to advance their business interests and relationship. Authorities are exploring all angles, with further investigation pending.
India has expressed grave concern over the abduction of three Indian nationals in Mali, who were employees of Diamond Cement Factory in Kayes. The abduction occurred during a coordinated armed assault on July 1. India has urged the Malian government to ensure the safe and swift release of its citizens, while the Indian embassy is working closely with local authorities.
IIT-Madras is contemplating establishing a medical college to potentially elevate its global ranking and foster interdisciplinary research, according to Director V Kamakoti. The institution is also planning global research centers in Dubai, Malaysia, and Germany, alongside a sustainability campus in Puducherry, to enhance its international presence and address global challenges.
Indian Railways is set to hike passenger train fares for the first time in several years. The minor increase in fares will be effective from July 1, 2025. Earlier this month, Indian Railways made a significant announcement requiring Aadhaar authentication for tatkal train ticket bookings.
The Allahabad High Court granted bail to Shane Alam, accused of sexual exploitation. The court observed live-in relationships clash with Indian middle-class values. Justice Siddharth's bench expressed concern over rising cases related to live-in arrangements. The court noted women often face difficulties after such relationships end. Alam was booked under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Pocso Act.
India's Harshit Rana has been released from the Test squad before the second match against England. This decision follows after India's loss at Headingley, despite their impressive 835 runs and five centuries. England's remarkable chase of 371, led by Ben Duckett's 149, secured a five-wicket victory. India aims to level the series in the upcoming Edgbaston Test on July 2.