Times of India

Dr. Devender Sharma, infamously known as 'Doctor Death,' was apprehended by Delhi police in Rajasthan after absconding while on parole. Sharma, convicted for his involvement in the abduction and murder of truck and taxi drivers, as well as a kidney racket, had been living as a priest in an ashram.

YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, known for her cross-border travel videos, has been arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan. Haryana Police are scrutinizing her personal diary, revealing pro-Pakistan sentiments and contacts with Pakistani operatives. Investigators allege Malhotra shared sensitive information via encrypted platforms, using aliases to evade detection.

George Wendt, celebrated for his iconic role as Norm Peterson on Cheers, passed away peacefully at 76 on May 20, 2025. His portrayal of the affable bar regular earned him six Emmy nominations and a permanent place in television history. Wendt's Cheers co-stars, including Ted Danson and Rhea Perlman, fondly remembered him.

Following Rajasthan Royals' victory over Chennai Super Kings, young batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi, known for his record-breaking century, displayed remarkable respect by touching MS Dhoni's feet. This heartwarming gesture resonated deeply with fans, overshadowing the match's playoff implications. Suryavanshi's humility and talent continue to impress, marking him as a rising star in cricket.

A 25-year-old Indian student in the US has been arrested for allegedly defrauding an elderly Michigan couple of $50,000. The stolen money was reportedly routed to India through angadia and forex companies in Ahmedabad. Authorities suspect a larger network using Indian students as mules in global fraud operations, transferring illicit funds via informal channels.

When the CJI said courts prima facie presume a law enacted by Parliament to be valid, Sibal said Waqf Amendment Act was discriminatory as it had singled out the Muslim community by mandating that a waqif has to be a practising Muslim for five years to be entitled to donate his properties for waqf. "Has any other religious denomination been mandated by law to ask the same question to anyone making an endowment for charitable purposes?" he asked.

Banu Mushtaq, a Kannada writer, has been awarded the International Booker Prize 2025 for her short story collection, Heart Lamp. Deepa Bhasthi translated the book from Kannada to English. After becoming the first Kannada author to win the International Booker Prize, Banu told TOI: “This prize shows the true potential of the Kannada language, its literature, and the possibilities ahead if more works are translated into other languages, especially English.”