Times of India

In a remarkable display of skill, Manav Suthar claimed ten wickets, leading India to a triumphant victory over Sri Lanka in Galle. Devdutt Padikkal showcased his talent with an impressive 167 in the first innings, followed by 44 in the second. Captain Shubman Gill praised their performances, emphasising the importance of this win for India's aspirations in the World Test Championship.

A social media hoax about selling human testicles for crores allegedly inspired a murder. Police identified a BBA student as the mastermind who convinced others of the false claim. The 16-year-old victim was lured away and fatally stabbed, with his testicles removed. The accused kept the body parts on ice for two days while searching for a buyer. Investigations found no link to organized organ trafficking rackets.

A fire service officer said all six injured people were taken to hospital, where they were receiving treatment. Further information about the rest three is awaited. Fire service personnel also took precautionary measures at the station and worked to bring the situation under control. The cause of the explosion has not yet been established. An investigation is underway to determine what led to the gas tank bursting.

A devastating fire in a Kolkata hotel claimed nine lives early Wednesday morning. Survivors recounted a night of terror as dark smoke engulfed the building's upper floors. Many guests alleged the establishment lacked essential fire alarms and adequate safety equipment. Prompt action by fire brigade personnel saved approximately eighty lives from the dangerous blaze. An investigation is underway to determine the exact cause and potential safety regulation violations.

Witch Island, previously inhabited by the infamous Anna Chittenden—referred to as the 'Witch of Wall Street'—has transformed into a wildlife sanctuary. After her brief stay, Jane Sewall took on the responsibility of safeguarding the isle from irresponsible tourists. In 1986, Sewall gifted the island to the Maine Audubon Society, which is now overseen by the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust.

The Vietnamese government is set to fast-track development initiatives, enabling quicker land acquisition and construction even before compensation arrangements are complete. This strategy aims to eliminate obstacles and facilitate economic expansion. Residents impacted by these projects will be prioritized for new homes in their former neighborhoods. Additionally, the government will establish clearer criteria for land acquisition and ensure transparency in valuation processes.

Harry Brook has reclaimed the top spot in the ICC Test batting rankings. Jasprit Bumrah retained his position as the world's leading Test bowler. Bangladesh players saw significant gains after their historic victory over Australia. Afghanistan's dominance in the ODI series also resulted in player ranking movements. Several players from both teams achieved career-best rankings following recent performances.

The 165-run win over Sri Lanka on Day 5 gives India one too many positives from Galle that they would love to carry to Colombo. Devdutt Padikkal's sublime century in the first innings, Manav Suthar's ten-wicket haul and Prasidh Krishna's steady improvement hint that India's Test team is shaping up really well under captain Shubman Gill.

This article explains what faceless scrutiny is. How does it work? Why are notices issued? And what are the timelines taxpayers should be aware of? Followed by some practical tips for preparing a clear and evidence-based response.

In a remarkable showcase of talent, Taiwanese inventors made waves at the Silicon Valley International Festival. Among them, a ten-year-old prodigy captured prestigious awards with his innovative AI-powered electronic nose, designed to identify airborne chemical threats and health risks. The event highlighted the impressive achievement of Taiwanese participants, who collectively earned twenty-four gold medals, demonstrating the practical benefits of emerging technologies in daily life.

Better Home & Finance is suing former CEO Vishal Garg in a US court. The company seeks to block Garg from gathering shareholder support for his return. Garg allegedly violated securities laws by making misleading statements to regain his position. The board unanimously removed Garg after significant company losses and stock decline. Garg seeks reinstatement, offering to work for one dollar annually.

Beginning September 18, 2026, new rules from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services will reshape the Green Card application landscape. Applicants will undergo a more rigorous public charge evaluation that now includes a broader range of public benefits. Additionally, previous cash assistance and long-term institutional stays will factor into decisions, significantly affecting family and employment-based immigration cases.

The National Human Rights Commission has sought a report from the Punjab government. Allegations suggest Independence Day celebrations were not held in some rural and border schools. The commission is investigating potential disparities in opportunities for students. It has asked for details on flag hoisting and anthem singing. The Punjab chief secretary must submit a compliance report within four weeks.

A consumer commission ordered Greenline Travels to pay compensation for a significant delay. The bus company's route deviation caused a passenger to miss his flight to Delhi. The complainant was pursuing an M.Phil. and needed to reach Delhi for his course. The commission found the company deficient in service for the unexplained delay. Greenline Travels must pay Rs 73,000 for flight, accommodation, and mental agony.

Noreen Niazi met her brother Imran Khan in Adiala Jail after nine months. The Supreme Court ordered weekly family meetings and his transfer to a hospital. Imran also met his wife, Bushra Bibi, for a longer duration. Medical reports indicated fluctuating blood pressure and anxiety for the former prime minister. The court stressed family access as a fundamental right, not a concession.