Times of India

Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians aim to secure their first win of the season as they face off in Ahmedabad. With Hardik Pandya back from suspension, Mumbai receive a much needed boost. Gujarat seek redemption after a narrow loss to Punjab Kings, focusing on improving both their bowling and fielding.

Sambhal police arrested 14 men involved in a gang that exploited young women under the guise of tantric rituals for wealth. The victims, from various districts in Uttar Pradesh, were subjected to sexual exploitation. Authorities discovered videos and images of the victims. Investigations revealed the gang targeted financially vulnerable families, promising them monetary gains.

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit near Mandalay, Myanmar, causing extensive damage and reaching Bangkok. The quake, originating from the Sagaing Fault, has resulted in significant fatalities and destruction, with experts predicting aftershocks for months. Myanmar's seismic vulnerability is attributed to its complex fault lines within the Alpide Belt.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is set to meet CIA Director John Ratcliffe to discuss governmental efficiency. This follows concerns about Musk's Chinese business interests and the potential risk if he were to receive classified military information amid rising tensions with China.

Japan is using cow dung to create fuel for vehicles, reducing carbon emissions and managing agricultural waste. In Shikaoi, cow manure is converted into hydrogen for farm equipment and local businesses. This innovative process has caught global attention, with similar projects already being implemented in other regions. This technology presents a promising future for clean, renewable energy.

Farm leaders arrested in Punjab over a week ago have been released, and Jagjit Dallewal has ended his indefinite fast. The Supreme Court acknowledged Dallewal as a genuine leader while noting that other elements obstructed resolution efforts. The SC will now consider urging the Centre to address farmers' demands.

The Delhi High Court ordered jailed J&K MP Abdul Rashid Sheikh to deposit approximately Rs 4 lakh for travel expenses to attend Parliament. Rashid has already deposited Rs 1.4 lakh and will pay the remainder within three days. The court stressed the importance of fulfilling the constitutional duties despite the high costs.

The ongoing debate over Rajput ruler Rana Sanga's historical actions intensified in the Indian Parliament, with BJP condemning SP member Ramji Lal Suman's remarks. The conflict highlights accusations by Samajwadi Party and Congress of BJP targeting Dalit and tribal representatives.

The government has transferred Justice Yashwant Varma from the Delhi High Court to Allahabad High Court amid allegations of cash recovery from his residence. The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking an FIR against him, allowing an in-house inquiry to proceed. An inquiry panel's report is expected soon, while CJI Khanna ensures the investigation adheres to established procedures.

Delhi high court overturned the government's cancellation of Ashok Swain's OCI card but permitted the issuance of a new show-cause notice with a reasoned order. Swain had contested the revocation, arguing it was executed unfairly and targeted him for his views on the government.

In a tragic incident in Sikar district's Neem Ka Thana town, Ashok Kumar allegedly killed his nearly 5-month-old twin daughters due to his desire for a son. The crime was reported by the twins' mother, Anita, who revealed a history of harassment. Kumar buried the bodies, and police arrested him after being alerted by Anita's brother.