Elon Musk concluded his tenure as a Special Government Employee, stepping down as a top adviser to President Trump amid disagreements over a controversial spending bill. Musk's departure follows his criticism of the "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act," citing concerns about its impact on the budget deficit.
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Mumbai Indians' IPL 2025 top-two hopes crashed after a loss to Punjab Kings, spotlighting Rohit Sharma's inconsistent form. Despite a few impactful innings, his overall performance has been underwhelming, averaging 27.42 with 329 runs. His struggles have hurt MI's top-order stability, especially during their early-season losses. As MI head into the Eliminator, Rohit's performance is crucial for their title aspirations.
Lucknow Super Giants defeated Gujarat Titans by 33 runs, powered by Mitchell Marsh's stunning century. Despite the victory, LSG captain Rishabh Pant acknowledged the team's inconsistency and injury concerns that prevented them from reaching the playoffs. Pant highlighted that the team delivered a complete performance against GT, with Marsh's explosive innings and bowlers dismantling GT's top order.
Mark Cuban prefers his Kia EV6 over his Tesla, citing user-friendliness, particularly the traditional turn signal design. Despite his preference, Cuban's teenage son isn't impressed, labeling the Kia a "nerd car." Cuban, a known critic of Elon Musk, has also playfully admitted to provoking Musk due to his perceived sensitivity.
In a thrilling IPL 2025 match, a controversial run-out attempt by LSG's Digvesh Rathi against RCB's Jitesh Sharma sparked debate. Rathi's attempt at the non-striker's end was deemed invalid under MCC Law 38.3, as he had completed his bowling action. Despite Rishabh Pant's sporting gesture to withdraw the appeal, the third umpire's review confirmed the decision.
In Kolkata, a 22-year-old woman was allegedly pushed off a moving bus in Sinthee More after confronting her molester. Md Saif, 21, was arrested by Cossipore Police and charged under multiple sections of the BNS. The incident occurred on a bus from Sealdah, where Saif allegedly sexually harassed the woman.
Banu Mushtaq, the International Booker Prize winner, affirmed her commitment to India. She dismissed suggestions of seeking asylum in London. During a book promotion event, she was offered asylum due to perceived unrest in India. Banu clarified her intention to remain in India. She also shared her experiences with the Booker Prize.
Ukraine's SBU reportedly executed Operation Spider Web, striking four Russian airbases with FPV drones smuggled in trucks. The covert assault, allegedly overseen by Zelenskyy, damaged or destroyed over 40 military aircraft, costing Russia billions. While Ukraine hasn't formally claimed responsibility, the operation coincided with escalating aerial assaults and ceasefire talks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stern warning to Pakistan, highlighting India's actions regarding the Indus Water Treaty and its impact. He criticized the neglect of dam maintenance in Jammu and Kashmir under the treaty, asserting India's right to utilize its water resources effectively. Modi emphasized a firm stance against terrorism, advocating a strong response to cross-border attacks.
Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi's 'Bhool Chuk Maaf,' a blend of comedy, drama, and time loop elements, has captivated audiences. The film, overcoming release hurdles, earned Rs 7 crore on its opening day and witnessed substantial growth over the weekend, crossing Rs. 30 crore in India after a 4-day run. Despite competition, the movie is maintaining a steady pace at the box office.