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A seven-year-old girl from Ghaziabad was reported dead after allegedly eating food from a neighbor, Shanti Devi. However, an autopsy revealed she was raped and murdered, leading to her father's arrest. The father had tried to frame Shanti by claiming food poisoning. Police found his claims were false and arrested him for the heinous crime. - 'Found fault with everything I did': Teacher ends life over abuse, says in last text ‘don’t want son to be like husband’
A 29-year-old Delhi teacher, Anvita Sharma, was found dead in her Ghaziabad home after suffering constant harassment from her husband and in-laws. Her husband Gaurav Kaushik and father-in-law were arrested following dowry harassment complaints. Anvita emphasized her family's importance and the excessive demands placed on her by her husband's family in a final message to her parents. - 'Nalayak ho, nikamme ho': Former Pakistan cricketer blames Indian Army for Pahalgam terror attack
Former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi has sparked controversy by blaming the Indian Army's "incompetence" for the Pahalgam terror attack, citing their inability to provide security despite a large presence in Kashmir. He criticized the Indian media's coverage and accused some Indian cricketers of baselessly blaming Pakistan. - Dressed as bride and groom on 26th anniversary, Nagpur couple parties till midnight, dies by suicide
In Nagpur, a couple celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary with family, later committed suicide in their wedding attire. They left a video message and suicide notes, but no clear motive was found. They were buried together in a single coffin as per their wish. Police suspect no foul play and have registered a case of accidental death. - 'Was leading a team of software engineers': Kolkata techie jumps to death from office building
A senior manager at an Indo-American IT company, Dwaipayan Bhattacharjee, died by suicide after jumping from the 6th-floor refuge area of his Kolkata office. Police investigations revealed he was battling depression and under medication. CCTV footage and his gadgets are being reviewed to understand the circumstances. - Kolkata Dey family deaths: ‘No relative willing to take responsibility of teen survivor'
A tragedy has left 14-year-old Pratip Dey's future uncertain as he recovers in a hospital after a family member attacked him. Authorities face challenges in deciding his care post-discharge since no relatives have shown willingness to take responsibility. Legal steps are being considered for his placement. - 'Doubt on credibility': IndiGo dismisses low ranking in global survey
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An IIT Kharagpur graduate's social media post went viral. The post credited the Python programming language for his new home. The post received mixed reactions. Some celebrated his success. Others criticized the post for ignoring privilege. The graduate responded to the criticism. He stated that his family loves their new home. - Bullet on street, blood on window: HoloWorld CEO Harshavardhana Kikkeri from Karnataka shoots family dead in US, then kills self
Harshavardhana Kikkeri, an entrepreneur from Mysuru, allegedly killed his wife, Shwetha, and their son in their Newcastle, Washington home before committing suicide. The couple's younger son was unharmed. Authorities discovered the bodies after responding to a 911 call, with the medical examiner ruling the deaths of Shwetha and her son as homicides and Harshavardhana's as suicide. The motive remains unknown. - Indian-origin couple defrauds $2 million in New Zealand through secret marriage, flees to Chennai, wanted to retire at 35
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A tragic accident occurred in Vadodara, where 23-year-old law student Rakshit Ravish Chaurasia allegedly killed Hemali Patel and injured eight others with a speeding car. Hemali's father-in-law, retired teacher Dipak Patel, is devastated as his critically injured son Purav fights for his life in SSG Hospital. - Woman swept away while filming reel in Uttarkashi, daughter’s cry for ‘mummy’ echoes at ghat
A tragic incident occurred in Uttarkashi district. Visheshta, a 35-year-old woman, was filming a reel at Mani Karnika Ghat. She lost her balance and fell into the Bhagirathi river. The strong current swept her away. Her daughter recorded the event and desperately sought help. Authorities launched a search operation involving police, SDRF, and QRT. They deployed boats and searched the river and Joshiyada barrage area. Despite their efforts, Visheshta remained untraced by late evening. The search is still on. - Pahalgam massacre: A love for travel that proved fatal for Jaipur backpacker
Jyoti Udhwani, already grieving the loss of her husband a decade ago, faced another tragedy when her son, Niraj Udhwani, a finance manager, was killed in a militant attack in Pahalgam. Niraj, a travel enthusiast, had planned the Kashmir trip with his wife, Ayushi, after attending a wedding in Shimla. - Faridabad horror: Chips and cola in hands, labourer holds 4 sons on tracks till train crushes them; ignores their pleas to let go
While leaving home near Subhash Colony around 12.15pm, Manoj — originally from Bihar — told his wife Priya that he was taking the kids to a nearby park to play. Instead, he took them to the tracks and sat under Elson Chowk flyover for about an hour, waiting for the train to arrive. He bought chips and soft drinks for the kids. - Aamir Khan hugs daughter Ira Khan as she struggles to hold back tears after visit; fans urge paparazzi to 'give her some privacy'
Ira Khan, daughter of Aamir Khan, was seen emotional after visiting her father, sparking calls for privacy and compassion. Fans defended her against invasive media, stressing her need for peace. Ira, recently married to Nupur Shikhare, has been open about her mental health struggles. Meanwhile, Aamir announced plans to marry girlfriend Gauri Spratt, following two previous marriages. - Somy Ali says she was tired of Salman Khan’s '8 one-night stands', calls Bishnois the 'dawood of Bollywood'
Former actress Somy Ali held an ‘AMA’ (Ask Me Anything) session with her followers and fans on Reddit yesterday evening, where she shared some previously unknown details about her ex-boyfriend Salman Khan and his ongoing rift with the Bishnoi community. - Arizona teen dies attempting ‘dusting’ challenge; all about this ‘fatal’ social media trend and its side effects
A tragic incident occurred in Tempe, Arizona, where 19-year-old Renna O’Rourke passed away due to the "dusting" challenge, a dangerous social media trend. Renna suffered cardiac arrest after inhaling compressed air from keyboard cleaning sprays, leading to brain death. The 'dusting' challenge involves inhaling aerosol propellants to achieve a brief high, posing severe health risks, including sudden sniffing death syndrome. - 'Ties hands, drowns them': Father kills 2 sons, ends life over ‘kids’ bleak future in busy world'
In Kakinada, a man killed his two young sons due to fears about their future in a competitive world and then hanged himself. Financially stable, he left a note explaining his concerns. The family celebrated Holi before the tragic event occurred. The man's wife found their bodies at home after returning from the office. - Meet the mom who flies to work everyday and 'saves money'
Racheal Kaur, an Indian-origin mother of two, commutes daily from Penang to Kuala Lumpur by air for work, managing a unique work-life balance. Her work commutes have reduced her expenses, and she prefers this arrangement to spend more time with her children, with support from her employer, AirAsia. - 'I didn't kill my husband': What Sonam Raghuvanshi told UP cops, what she didn't
Sonam Raghuvanshi, missing for over two weeks, was found at a UP dhaba and arrested in connection with her husband Raja's murder during their honeymoon. Police allege she plotted the crime with lover Raj Kushwaha. While Sonam denies killing Raja, her silence on key details and missing jewellery deepen suspicion. Both families have demanded a CBI probe. - Forced to destroy! US rejects 15 mango shipments from India, exporters estimate losses of $500,000
US authorities have rejected fifteen mango shipments from India at various airports due to documentation irregularities concerning mandatory irradiation treatment. Exporters face approximately $500,000 in losses as they were compelled to dispose of the fruit locally due to high re-exportation costs. - 'No player indispensable, not even Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma': Sunil Gavaskar hails Team India's depth
Sunil Gavaskar praised India's cricket depth after their 2025 Champions Trophy win despite Jasprit Bumrah's absence. He stressed no player, including Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, is indispensable. Highlighting India's resilience and talent pool, Gavaskar noted the team’s strong comeback from a Test defeat to win against England in T20Is and ODIs. - 'Sheikh Hasina coming back as PM': Awami League leader thanks India, says Bangladesh youth 'made mistake'
Senior Awami League leader Rabbi Alam has claimed that Sheikh Hasina will return as the prime minister of Bangladesh. He thanked India for providing a safe haven for Hasina, who fled last year after violent clashes. Mohammed Yunus led the interim government and sought Hasina's extradition, which India hasn't officially responded to yet. - Hundreds of international students wake up to an email asking them to self deport for campus activism
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Dr. Nikku Madhusudhan's team has detected dimethyl sulfide (DMS) on exoplanet K2-18b, a potential biosignature produced by living organisms like marine algae on Earth. This discovery, made using the James Webb Space Telescope, marks a significant step in the search for extraterrestrial life. The presence of DMS suggests K2-18b could be an ocean-covered world teeming with life. - ‘Her laptop is still on the office table, but she is not’: Bengaluru techie dream ends in grief
Devi, a devoted RCB fan from Tamil Nadu working in Bengaluru, eagerly sought permission to attend the team's victory parade. Despite missing online ticket availability, she optimistically headed to the stadium. Tragically, her friends received a call from the hospital, marking the last communication and leaving them with the heartbreaking task of informing her parents. - ‘No one helped us’: Mittal family suicide in Panchkula leaves residents numb
In a tragic incident in Panchkula, Praveen Mittal and his family of six were found dead in their car, victims of suspected suicide due to overwhelming financial debts. Praveen, visibly distraught, confessed to their dire situation before collapsing, leaving the community in shock. - 'India will not fail my daughter': Father of dead KIIT student seeks justice, cites 'roti-beti ka rishta'
Prakriti Lamsal, a 20-year-old Nepali student at KIIT in Bhubaneswar, died after filing two harassment complaints which were not acted upon adequately. Her death has led to protests by Nepalese students and intervention by the Nepalese government, urging a thorough investigation and accountability. Prakriti's father seeks justice, hoping Indian authorities will ensure such incidents do not recur. - Avoid travel outside US, immigration attorneys tell H-1B, F-1 visa holders
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Ranveer Allahbadia had once asked Akshay Kumar about his Testosterone which left Tiger Shroff in splits. The internet felt that Ranveer was messing with the wrong guy, as Akshay Kumar's wit, comic timing is unmatchable and he was seen roasting Ranveer all through the podcast.
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