In a tragic incident, 25-year-old tennis player Radhika Yadav was allegedly shot dead by her father at their Gurugram residence on Thursday. Police reports indicate a domestic altercation preceded the shooting, with some media suggesting disapproval of her social media activity as a possible motive. Radhika, a rising star in Indian tennis, held impressive ITF and Haryana doubles rankings.
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AIIMS Delhi doctors refuted Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's claim linking COVID-19 vaccines to sudden cardiac deaths in Hassan, citing a study showing no clear association. They emphasized vaccines' crucial role in reducing mortality during the pandemic.
A section of the Gambhira Bridge in Vadodara collapsed on Wednesday morning, resulting in injuries to at least ten individuals. The incident occurred on the Padra–Mujpur stretch, a crucial link between Central Gujarat and Saurashtra.
India endured a punishing day at Edgbaston as Harry Brook (158) and Jamie Smith (184) stitched a mammoth 303-run stand, rescuing England from 25/3 to a defendable 407. Despite six ducks, India’s somewhat erratic bowling allowed the hosts back in. Mohammed Siraj’s fiery six-wicket haul, including a late burst, gave India a 180-run lead and a sliver of hope.
China has firmly responded to President Trump's threat of additional tariffs on BRICS nations, asserting that such measures are unproductive and serve no constructive purpose. Beijing emphasized that the BRICS bloc is dedicated to cooperation and inclusive global development, rejecting confrontation and geopolitical rivalry. The Chinese Foreign Ministry reiterated its opposition to using tariffs as a tool for political coercion.
The iconic show Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi is making a comeback with its second season, featuring the original lead pair, Amar Upadhyay and Smriti Irani. Smriti Irani, reprising her role as Tulsi Virani, is reportedly being paid a whopping Rs 14 lakh per episode. The reboot is set to premiere from July 29 at 10:30 PM.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis addressed BJP MP Nishikant Dubey's controversial remark, clarifying it targeted those fueling the Marathi-Hindi row, not ordinary citizens. Shiv Sena (UBT)'s Sanjay Raut retaliated, calling Dubey a 'useless person' and challenged CM Eknath Shinde to resign. Raut defended Maharashtra, asserting no Hindi speaker has been attacked and demanded action against Dubey's statement.
Torrential rains and cloudbursts in Himachal Pradesh have claimed at least 69 lives and caused over Rs 400 crore in damages since June 20. Mandi district is the worst-hit, with homes collapsing and vehicles being swept away. Rescue operations are underway as the IMD forecasts continued heavy rainfall and potential landslides.
Amidst escalating tensions between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, Philip Low, a former friend of Musk, suggests that Musk feels humiliated and will actively work to undermine the former president. This follows Musk's criticism of Trump's policies and Trump's veiled threats of deportation. Musk has hinted at escalating the conflict but is currently refraining from doing so.
Football world mourns Diogo Jota's tragic death. The Liverpool star passed away in a car crash in Spain. Jota, only 28, had just celebrated his wedding. He was instrumental in Liverpool's Premier League victory. Jota also won FA Cup and League Cup with the team. His journey from Gondomar to Anfield inspired many. Tributes pour in from fans and teammates. He leaves behind a grieving wife and three children. Football unites in sorrow.