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Unwanted record! Vaibhav Sooryavanshi becomes first Indian batter to ...

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi made history as India's youngest international cricketer during his T20I debut against England. While he showcased a fearless 14-run cameo with two sixes, he also became the first Indian to be stumped on debut. Despite the early dismissal, Sooryavanshi's entry into the record books at 15 years and 99 days marks a significant milestone, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's long-held record.
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Two young women die in Muzaffarpur road accident

Two young women die in Muzaffarpur road accident
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Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Chamola admits she is bise*ual; says 'Main shaadi se pehle bise*ual thi, I have had some relationships with girls'

Lock Upp Season 2 witnessed a dramatic turn as Akanksha Chamola's secret about her past relationships with women was revealed by fellow contestant Shreya Kalra. Akanksha emotionally disclosed her bisexuality, stating she felt safer with women. Hosts Riteish Deshmukh and Farah Khan praised her courage. Later, Akanksha, safe from elimination, confronted Shreya, calling her 'evil' for betraying her trust and using her personal revelation as a game tactic.
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Load revision covers 20L smart meter users out of 46.68L; UPPCL says status of some BPL consumers exceeding 1 kw will change

Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Ltd (UPPCL) has justified revising electricity loads for over 46 lakh consumers, citing adherence to the Electricity Supply Code. This move, affecting some smart meter users, aims to align sanctioned loads with actual usage. However, consumer groups allege violations of central policies and potential financial burdens, particularly for BPL households whose subsidies may be impacted by increased load limits.
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Weak monsoon pushes down Mullaperiyar level; Theni’s first paddy crop faces uncertainty

Weak monsoon pushes down Mullaperiyar level; Theni’s first paddy crop faces uncertainty
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Age is no barrier: 116-year-old woman’s incredible trek up Tirumala hills goes viral

Age is no barrier: 116-year-old woman’s incredible trek up Tirumala hills goes viral
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Form body on lines of NITI Aayog for Bihar’s development: CM

Form body on lines of NITI Aayog for Bihar’s development: CM
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'Aamir Khan must have respected his ex-wives for them to be comfortable about him moving on,' says Farah Khan Ali about his equation with Reena Dutta, Kiran Rao ahead of his wedding with Gauri Spratt

Aamir Khan, is set to marry his girlfriend Gauri Spratt in an intimate registered ceremony on July 5 in Mumbai. This marks his third marriage, following his unions with Reena Dutta and Kiran Rao. Khan has maintained amicable relationships with both his ex-wives, a sentiment echoed by jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali, who praised his respectful approach to moving on and finding happiness.
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Study maps Bengal-J’khand hyena corridor, finds 30 individuals in W Burdwan mining belt

Study maps Bengal-J’khand hyena corridor, finds 30 individuals in W Burdwan mining belt
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DSP in trouble as Muz encounter case resurfaces after Bhojpur row

DSP in trouble as Muz encounter case resurfaces after Bhojpur row
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Wimbledon 2026: Arnav Paparkar cruises into Boys' singles second round, Maaya Rajeshwaran falls

Arnav Paparkar made a strong start at Wimbledon's boys singles, dominating his first-round match with a powerful serve. The Indian teenager, ranked 19th, secured a convincing 6-2, 6-2 victory. Meanwhile, fellow Indian Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi faced an early exit in the girls' singles, losing a close first set before falling in the second. Despite a promising start, Maaya struggled with unforced errors against her German opponent.
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Mumbai Rains: Andheri Subway Shut After Severe Waterlogging, Commuters Struggle

Heavy monsoon showers have once again brought Mumbai to a standstill, with the Andheri subway submerged under rainwater and closed to vehicular traffic.

Ground visuals show flood-like conditions as commuters are forced to wade through knee-deep water to reach their destinations. The Andheri subway, one of Mumbai's busiest transport links, has once again become a major flashpoint during the monsoon, disrupting movement across the city.


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