The death of actor Shefali Jariwala, possibly resulting from anti-ageing treatments, has raised questions regarding the indiscriminate use of potentially harmful chemicals in such procedures. TOI+ gets a panel of doctors with various specialities to explain the risks that come with many of these treatments and what you should watch out for.
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan has strongly criticised Zak Crawley's inconsistent Test performance, questioning his place despite a recent 65 against India. Geoffrey Boycott echoed these concerns, citing Crawley's ingrained flaws and insufficient run-scoring. India's victory at Edgbaston, fueled by Akash Deep's bowling, intensified scrutiny on England's team selection, including Chris Woakes' declining performance, prompting calls for strategic changes.
Pune's police commissioner refuted claims of deteriorating law and order after a woman's rape complaint was found to be false and misleading. Investigations revealed inconsistencies in her account, including a consensual encounter and a self-authored threat message. The woman, an IT professional, has been referred to counselling, and a professor who advised her is also being questioned.
The Supreme Court is now hearing a challenge to the Election Commission's directive for Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls in Bihar, just before elections. Association for Democratic Reforms argues this could disenfranchise lakhs of marginalized voters, violating free and fair election principles.
The Department of Technical Education, Andhra Pradesh has released the AP POLYCET 2025 seat allotment results on July 10. Candidates can check their allotment status at polycet.ap.gov.in using their login credentials. Allotted students must report to their respective colleges between July 10 and 14. Classes commence immediately, and timely fee payment and document submission are mandatory.