Times of India

ESPN analyst Matt Miller has found himself in a troubling situation after he crashed his car into a semi truck in Missouri last week as he sustained serious injuries. The accident has been reported to be life threatening as he also ended up losing his left arm. While his family has opened a GoFundMe page to raise funds for his treatments, it seems things have taken a dark turn.

Ireland scripted history by defeating India for the first time in international cricket, winning the first T20I in Belfast by 34 runs. Lorcan Tucker (50) and Gareth Delany (49) guided Ireland to 182/9 before debutant Matt Hollard's 3/28 helped bowl out India for 148. Irfan Pathan expressed his surprise, while India captain Shreyas Iyer vowed to bounce back in the next match.

India's future aerial combat capabilities are set to be revolutionized as the advanced MQ-28 Ghost Bat, a stealth drone, prepares for its first major international exercise, Valiant Shield 2026. This unmanned aircraft will fly alongside crewed fighters, enhancing their reach and survivability. Its integration promises to unlock new frontiers in manned-unmanned teaming, offering crucial insights for future warfare.

A 23-year-old pregnant woman tragically died by suicide after her husband reportedly demanded a DNA test for their unborn child. The incident, which occurred in Medak district, led to the arrest of the husband and his mother. The victim's mother alleged continuous harassment, prompting police to register a case of cruelty and abetment of suicide under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

India suffered a 34-run defeat in the first T20I against Ireland, with former opener Aakash Chopra highlighting concerns over bowler Prasidh Krishna's expensive spell. Despite Krishna's wicket-taking ability, his high economy rate in T20Is, conceding 11.5 runs per over, has become a significant worry for the team. Krishna will aim for a better performance in the next match as India seeks to level the series.

In the first T20I against Ireland, he bowled only one over, introduced in the 16th over of the innings, and later scored 9 off 12 balls after coming in at No. 6.

India grapples with widespread self-medication, a habit deeply ingrained in its healthcare culture. While responsible self-care for minor ailments is encouraged, the unsupervised use of prescription drugs, especially antibiotics, fuels antimicrobial resistance. Recent government regulations on cough syrups signal a push for safer medicine use, but experts emphasize the need for improved healthcare access and public awareness to break this dangerous dependency.

Union Minister of State for Agriculture Bhagirath Choudhary has denied allegations of receiving a nearly Rs 1 crore subsidy from his ministry for his own farm, stating he applied years before becoming a minister and that the project is transparent. The claims have drawn sharp criticism from opposition leaders, who label it a "new model of corruption" and a conflict of interest within the government.

Indian family businesses are experiencing unprecedented growth, expanding globally and embracing new technologies. However, a significant challenge looms: the next generation is increasingly opting for careers outside the family firm. While founders remain optimistic, only a small fraction of heirs wish to take the reins, signaling a critical need for evolving succession strategies to ensure these economic powerhouses continue to thrive.

Maharashtra's Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) exam, scheduled for June 28, has been postponed following a suspected paper leak in Bhiwandi. Police seized materials matching exam questions, prompting the Maharashtra State Council of Examination to cancel the test for transparency. Both the Cockroach Janta Party and Congress have slammed the BJP-led state government over the incident, calling it "incapable" and the "Paper Leak Government."

A shocking incident unfolded on a Karnataka highway where a 30-year-old man, identified as Nagendra, died in a car fire. Police suspect self-harm, possibly involving an explosive device. Before the blaze, Nagendra allegedly attacked a woman inside the vehicle, who managed to escape. The car, reportedly booked from Bengaluru, caught fire after an apparent explosion, leaving authorities investigating the exact cause.

Tamil cinema's 'King of Screenplay', K. Bhagyaraj, leaves behind an estimated Rs 50-70 crore legacy, including a Rs 10 crore Chennai property. Renowned for his unique focus on family narratives and witty screenplays, he directed and acted in numerous classics over five decades. Beyond his financial success, Bhagyaraj's true enduring asset is his profound influence on storytelling in the industry, inspiring generations of filmmakers.

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has received resignations from General Secretary Champat Rai and trustee Anil Mishra amidst allegations of donation embezzlement at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. The trust assures devotees their offerings are safe and accounted for, while confirming an FIR has been registered following an SIT probe. Legal proceedings are underway to address the controversy and restore public confidence.

Lukaku reached the milestone during Belgium's comfortable win, which helped them finish at the top of Group G.

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is making waves in Indian cricket after a stellar IPL 2026 and a record-breaking List A innings. Despite a maiden T20I call-up for the Ireland tour, he was benched for the first match. Teammate Abhishek Sharma praised his eagerness to learn, while the team's batting struggles in the opener have intensified calls for Sooryavanshi's debut.

The "Prime Minister" of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Faizal Mumtaz Rathore, has strongly criticized Pakistan's Defence Minister Khwaja Asif for questioning the Kashmiri identity of residents in Rawalkot and Mirpur. Rathore accused Asif of creating divisions and urged him to apologize for his remarks, rather than blaming local governance. This dispute unfolds amidst widespread protests in PoK over inflation and upcoming elections, where a joint committee has demanded significant reforms.

The development of a new anti-submarine warfare drone, a joint venture between Japan and Europe, highlights the growing importance of unmanned platforms in maritime security. This development is particularly relevant for India, facing expanding submarine fleets from Pakistan and China. The article emphasizes persistent surveillance, manned-unmanned teaming with existing assets like P-8I aircraft, and cost-effective coverage as key takeaways for strengthening India's naval defence capabilities.