Following the Samajwadi Party's controversial remarks about UP deputy CM Brajesh Pathak, a poster has emerged in Uttar Pradesh criticising Akhilesh Yadav. The poster, put up by a BJP Yuva Morcha leader, calls for saving Brahmins' honour and ousting Akhilesh. This comes after an FIR was filed over SP's post, deemed offensive to Pathak's late mother.
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The Mumbai Cricket Association honoured Rohit Sharma by unveiling the Rohit Sharma Stand at Wankhede Stadium, Divecha Pavilion Level 3. This tribute celebrates his journey from Borivali to becoming a world-renowned batter. The MCA also dedicated stands to Sharad Pawar and Ajit Wadekar, and an MCA Office Lounge in memory of Amol Kale, recognising their contributions to cricket.
Following the declaration of class 12 board exam results, eighteen government schools in Haryana have come under scrutiny due to a zero percent pass rate. These schools are among 100 poorly performing institutions that have overshadowed the state's overall pass percentage.
Gautam Gambhir has addressed Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's Test retirements, terming them personal decisions deserving respect. Speaking before the England tour starting June 20, Gambhir acknowledged the void but highlighted the chance for younger players to step up. He referenced India's Champions Trophy win without Bumrah, emphasising the team's ability to succeed despite senior players' absence.
Trinamool Congress MLA Tapas Saha, representing Tehatta constituency in Nadia district, passed away at a Kolkata hospital due to a brain haemorrhage at the age of 66. Saha was admitted to the hospital after collapsing on Tuesday, but his condition deteriorated.
Robert Benton, the influential filmmaker behind 'Bonnie and Clyde' and 'Kramer vs. Kramer,' has died at 92. His son confirmed his passing due to natural causes at his Manhattan home. Benton's work significantly impacted Hollywood, ushering in the 'New Hollywood' era and exploring complex human emotions, earning him multiple Academy Awards and lasting recognition.
Nusraat Faria, the actress who portrayed Sheikh Hasina in the biopic "Mujib: The Making of a Nation," has been arrested at Dhaka airport. The arrest is linked to an attempted murder case filed during anti-government protests in August 2024, which led to the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government. Faria was reportedly attempting to travel to Thailand when she was apprehended.
President Trump has urged Apple CEO Tim Cook to shift iPhone production back to the United States, expressing concerns about Apple's expanding manufacturing presence in India. Trump claimed India offered a zero-tariff deal, but he wants Apple to prioritize domestic production, potentially utilizing advanced robotics. Apple's move to India was driven by COVID-19 disruptions and US-China tensions.
An air ambulance encountered an accident near the Kedarnath helipad around 11:50 am on Saturday when its tail struck the ground during landing. The incident occurred as the pilot attempted to land in an open field due to technical difficulties at the helipad. Fortunately, the pilot, doctor, and nursing staff escaped without injuries, and the DGCA will investigate the mishap.
The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the Waqf Amendment Act. Senior advocates challenged the law's constitutionality. They raised concerns about denotification powers and board composition. The Centre defended the Act, calling Waqf a secular concept. Arguments centered on religious freedom and property rights. The court reserved interim orders after hearing all sides. The decision is pending.