US likely committed war crimes in Iran strikes that killed over 150: UN
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‘Body kept in car for 7 hours’: How a Gurgaon meeting ended in HR’s murder
A 31-year-old HR professional was allegedly murdered after meeting a former colleague. Police arrested the former colleague, Anya Vats, and her partner, Sanyam Sachdeva. Investigators suspect a financial dispute led to the alleged killing of Yuvraj Singh Manchanda. The couple reportedly confessed to dumping the body in a sewer near their home. They were apprehended
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‘Do I want to annihilate them?’ Trump weighs next phase of Iran war
US President Trump is considering major attacks on Iran. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard controls the Strait of Hormuz, restricting vessel passage. The US military maintains a naval blockade on Iranian ports. Recent tanker incidents raise concerns about regional stability and oil flow. Trump will meet Gulf leaders to discuss the conflict’s next phase.
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The floor is rising: How India’s Asian Games medal story has changed over two decades
India’s Asian Games medal tally has consistently surpassed fifty medals in recent editions. Hangzhou saw India achieve its highest-ever medal haul, crossing one hundred medals. This success reflects a broader sporting ecosystem with medals from multiple disciplines. Olympic performance also shows progress with multiple medals in five consecutive games. India’s sporting floor is rising, indicating
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In-laws ‘plotted’ B’luru woman’s abduction; how 3 men tracked her hubby
Three men were arrested after allegedly attempting to abduct a 21-year-old woman in Bengaluru. Police stated her in-laws hired the men to forcibly return her to Rajasthan. The woman was tricked into opening her door and then forced into a vehicle. A chase ensued after the driver attempted to flee, ramming other cars. Public intervention
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Urinal in food storage area: Mumbai’s iconic Olympia Coffee House loses licence
Olympia Coffee House in Colaba had its food licence suspended due to hygiene violations. Food safety officers found a urinal inside the food storage area during an inspection. Seven other establishments, including Vishwas Sweets and Snacks, also faced licence suspensions. A Blinkit warehouse and a Nair Hospital canteen were among those cited for poor hygiene.
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Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf’s $20M estate: Why did they sell it
Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf bought their 3.5-acre Tiburon estate for about $23 million around 2000. They listed it for $24.5 million in 2003, but the property stayed on the market for almost four years. It finally sold to Stuart Peterson for $20 million in 2006, leaving the tennis stars with a $3 million price