Times of India

The government launched a Central Waqf Portal, requiring registered properties to upload details for a unique ID, aligning with the Waqf Amendment Act 2025. Minister Rijiju emphasized that only legitimate, documented properties will be included, urging states to meet the six-month deadline for uploading information. The portal aims for transparency and efficiency, though its legal validity faces challenges.

US Congressman Brad Sherman urged a Pakistani delegation, led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, to eliminate Jaish-e-Mohammad and protect religious minorities. Sherman highlighted the murder of his constituent, Daniel Pearl, by the group. He also called for the release of Dr. Shakil Afridi, imprisoned for aiding in Osama bin Laden's killing.

Canada's immigration minister has introduced legislation to extend citizenship by descent beyond the first generation, addressing concerns raised by a previous court ruling. The proposed Bill C-3 aims to grant automatic citizenship to those previously excluded and establishes a new framework requiring a Canadian parent's substantial connection to Canada.

In 2024, the US saw a 5.3% increase in international students, totaling 15.8 lakh, primarily driven by Indian students who surged by 11.8%. However, recent data reveals a sharp decline of 11.3% between March 2024 and March 2025, with a significant drop in Indian students, potentially due to visa issues and job market uncertainties.

Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's CEO, clarified his retirement plans, stating it's "several years away" and contingent on the board's decision. Succession planning is intensifying, with key executives being closely watched as potential replacements. Under Dimon's leadership, JPMorgan achieved record profits, leading to a pay increase and solidifying its position as a leading financial institution.

A complaint has been filed against cricketer Virat Kohli by a social activist following the stampede outside Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium. HM Venkatesh submitted the complaint at the Cubbon Park police station, prompting authorities to consider it within the existing case. Police confirmed that the complaint will be examined as part of the ongoing investigation into the stampede incident.

India A faced early setbacks in the second unofficial Test against England Lions as their top-order faltered, with skipper Abhimanyu Easwaran's poor form continuing. Chris Woakes's early breakthroughs put India A under pressure, but KL Rahul's century and Dhruv Jurel's contribution helped them recover. Easwaran's failure at No. 3 has raised concerns about his international readiness.

A feud between Donald Trump and Elon Musk has erupted, triggering political and financial turmoil. Musk's criticism of Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" threatens its passage, while Trump considers canceling government contracts with Musk's companies like SpaceX and Tesla.

Trinamool Congress MLA Narendranath Chakraborty sparked controversy by allegedly calling Operation Sindoor a "staged drama," accusing PM Modi of manipulating patriotic sentiments. He later claimed his words were twisted, while the TMC distanced itself from the remark. The BJP has demanded an NIA probe into Chakraborty's alleged anti-India links following his controversial statement.

KL Rahul showcased his batting prowess on Day 1 of the 2nd Unofficial Test against England Lions, scoring a century off 151 balls at the County Ground in Northampton. The experienced right-hander's innings included 13 boundaries and a six. With 58 Test appearances for India, Rahul is a key player in English conditions, having previously scored two centuries in England.

Get ready for potential flight changes at Delhi airport. From June 15 to September 15, about 114 daily flights will be cancelled. This is due to runway upgrades. Runway 10/28 will be closed for instrument landing system enhancements. The upgrade will improve safety during low visibility. Passengers should check their flight status in advance.

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal sparked controversy on 'The Big Podcast' by questioning Jayson Tatum's Hall of Fame potential. O'Neal argued that the Hall of Fame's standards have lowered, suggesting a distinction between a general Basketball Hall of Fame and an elite 'bad mother**ker' Hall of Fame.

A public falling out between Donald Trump and Elon Musk has become a spectacle in Moscow, with Russian officials seizing the opportunity for mockery and strategic advantage. The feud, triggered by Musk's criticism of Trump's policies, escalated rapidly, leading to public insults and potential repercussions for Musk's government contracts.

Former Australia captain Michael Clarke speculates that Virat Kohli might reconsider his Test retirement if India faces a significant defeat in the upcoming England series. Clarke believes that strong fan and team management support could entice Kohli, who deeply values Test cricket, to return. He also noted Rohit Sharma's Test retirement, highlighting the tactical loss for the team.

Wall Street saw a surge following a positive US jobs report. Donald Trump called for a significant interest rate cut. He criticized the Federal Reserve's policies. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq all experienced gains. Investors seemed to overlook economic concerns. There was optimism about potential easing of trade tensions.

Deepika Kumari, India's celebrated archer, secured her 18th World Cup medal, fueled by her Olympic aspirations. Despite past heartbreaks, she remains determined, focusing on rebuilding her fundamentals with a new coach and support. Kumari acknowledges the challenges in Indian archery, including high expectations and equipment costs, while looking forward to the LA 2028 Olympics and the inclusion of compound archery.

A Bengaluru court has remanded four individuals, including RCB's Head of Marketing, to 14-day judicial custody following the deadly stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium that resulted in 11 fatalities.