England, after winning the toss, chose to bat in the third Test at Lord's, a departure from their usual 'Bazball' approach, as India's disciplined bowling and sharp fielding restricted their scoring. Nitish Kumar Reddy's early wickets put India in control, while Joe Root's resilient innings helped England recover, ending the day at 251 for 4.
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the young batting prodigy, followed up his record-breaking century with a composed 33 against England U19. His innings provided a solid start for India, who were interrupted by rain after posting 164/7. Suryavanshi's ambition to score a double-century, inspired by Shubman Gill, fuels anticipation for the final Youth ODI as he aims to fulfill his dream.
Rashtriya Janata Dal urged Bihar residents to resist showing documents beyond voter IDs during the Election Commission's intensive electoral roll revision, alleging a conspiracy to disenfranchise poor voters. The Election Commission defended the revision as a routine update before elections, addressing past complaints about voter list authenticity.
In Karachi's Lyari neighbourhood, a six-storey residential building collapsed, resulting in 16 fatalities and 13 injuries. Rescue teams are tirelessly searching for survivors, with at least eight people still believed to be trapped. Authorities claim the building was declared unsafe and eviction notices were issued, but residents deny receiving them, highlighting the ongoing blame game amidst the tragedy.
The Australian horse racing community mourns the tragic loss of former jockey Peta Tait, who died in a workplace accident at a Cranbourne stable. The incident occurred when she was struck by a horse while working as a stable hand. Tributes have poured in, remembering Tait as a dedicated and passionate horsewoman.
Shortly after takeoff from Delhi on June 14, an Air India Boeing 777 bound for Vienna experienced a stall warning and ground proximity warning, leading to a significant altitude loss. Pilots successfully recovered the aircraft, and the flight continued safely to its destination.
A nationwide Bharat Bandh on July 9, 2025, called by 10 central trade unions and farmers’ organisations, will protest against government policies deemed "anti-worker" and "pro-corporate." While schools, colleges, and government offices are expected to remain open, disruptions in banking, public transport, and postal services are likely. Power sector employees and farmers are also participating. In Bihar, a separate bandh over voter list revisions may add to the unrest, causing further regional... Expand
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A rescue team saved ten crew members from the Red Sea after a Houthi attack sank the Eternity C, a Liberian-flagged, Greek-operated vessel. Four crew members died, and fifteen remain missing, with the Houthis claiming to hold some. The ship sank on Wednesday after two days of attacks.
Following the gangrape of a student at South Calcutta Law College on June 25, the three accused, Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, and Zaib Ahmed, allegedly spent hours drinking in the college guard room. They warned the security guard to remain silent before leaving for dinner.