Bitcoin surged to a new peak of $116,046.44 on Thursday, fueled by strong institutional demand and supportive crypto policies under the Trump administration. This rally marks a 24% increase for the cryptocurrency in 2025. Ethereum and altcoins like Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano also experienced gains.
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A TMC leader, Razzak Khan, was brutally murdered near his home in Bhangar Chaltaberia on Thursday night. He was shot multiple times and attacked with sharp weapons after returning from a party meeting. Saokat Molla, a Canning East MLA, has accused ISF-backed individuals of the crime, demanding immediate arrests as police investigate the incident, reviewing CCTV footage and questioning locals.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) convened a three-day meeting in Delhi to discuss the potential role of its members in emergencies, including war-like scenarios and civil defense exercises. Discussions also addressed concerns regarding alleged atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh and Bengal. The meeting involved reviewing organizational progress and planning for the centenary celebrations.
Bobby Deol showed his support for Team India, meeting captain Rohit Sharma in London before the crucial third Test against England at Lord's. Deol's Instagram post, featuring a photo with Sharma, quickly went viral as he wished the team well. England won the toss and chose to bat, with India bringing back Jasprit Bumrah into the playing XI.
Russia has declared Yale University an "undesirable organization," alleging its involvement in undermining Russia's territorial integrity and destabilizing its economy. Moscow accuses Yale of training anti-Kremlin activists, including associates of Alexei Navalny, and supporting efforts to seize frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's military. This designation prohibits Yale from operating in Russia and threatens its affiliates with criminal charges.
Bill Belichick's relationship with Jordon Hudson is reportedly causing concern at the University of North Carolina, where he was expected to take on a new role. A major donor is allegedly threatening to withdraw funding due to the 48-year age gap. Faculty members have also voiced their disapproval, questioning the university's priorities in hiring Belichick.
Kolkata's law college faces turmoil as Monojit Mishra, accused of rape, returns as ad-hoc staff, triggering sharp drop in female student attendance. Students report feeling unsafe due to his intimidating presence and harassment. Mishra, previously expelled for criminal activities, allegedly controls the campus, accessing student data and threatening individuals.
Nazem Kadri's potential return to the Toronto Maple Leafs is stirring NHL trade rumors, complicated by his $49 million contract with the Calgary Flames. While Calgary might consider a trade, Toronto's salary cap and roster dynamics make a reunion unlikely. Kadri's age and contract pose challenges, despite his potential leadership and playoff experience.
At Wimbledon 2025, Grigor Dimitrov had to retire due to a pectoral muscle injury. This happened during his fourth-round match against Jannik Sinner. Dimitrov was leading when the injury occurred. His girlfriend, Eiza Gonzalez, posted a heartfelt message on Instagram. She expressed her pride and support for Dimitrov. Her message quickly gained attention online.
Joe Root's magnificent form continues as he scores his 37th Test century against India at Lord's, reaching the milestone with a boundary off Jasprit Bumrah. This century marks Root's third consecutive ton at the Home of Cricket, placing him alongside legends Jack Hobbs and Michael Vaughan.