The Times of India

The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at Trinamool MP Nadimul Haque's residence and other locations. These searches are part of a money laundering investigation concerning the Urdu newspaper Akhbar-E-Mashriq. The agency is examining financial dealings and alleged illegal transactions related to the publication. Documentary and digital evidence is being collected under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. Further details on recovered evidence and the agency's next steps are awaited.

A 25-year-old married woman was allegedly murdered in Guwahati's Basisthapur area. Her severed head was discovered packed in a polythene bag inside a refrigerator. Investigators identified her husband, Ramanujan Goswami, as the prime accused in this brutal killing. He surrendered to the police and confessed to committing the heinous crime. Preliminary investigations suggest the crime occurred approximately 48 hours before the body's discovery.

Benjamin Choi developed an accessible prosthetic arm during the pandemic. This device interprets brain waves and head gestures for control. His invention significantly reduces the cost of advanced prosthetic limbs. Choi's work earned him recognition and funding for further research. He continues to advance machine learning applications in his career.

A district commission ordered IndiGo to refund a passenger Rs 12,713. The airline denied boarding despite a flight delay and the passenger's timely arrival. IndiGo failed to provide evidence proving check-in had closed. The commission found this a deficiency in service and unfair trade practice. The airline must also pay compensation and litigation costs.

An Air India Express flight, which was en route to Abu Dhabi, made a safe return to Cochin after experiencing a rapid drop in engine oil quantity. The Boeing 737's crew discovered the problem while cruising at 36,000 feet and opted to shut down the affected engine as oil pressure levels became critically low. Fortunately, the plane landed without incident at Cochin International Airport.

Russia says its forces have deployed Geran-4 seeker drones in strikes on Ukrainian military logistics centres in the Odessa region, claiming the drones successfully hit two targets near Nikolayev and Dachnoye. Moscow also claims Russian UAVs targeted a dry cargo vessel in the Black Sea allegedly carrying Western-supplied military equipment for Ukraine.

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have crafted an impressive business empire, boasting a net worth of over 1,300 crore through diverse investments. Kohli has ventured into sectors such as fashion, hospitality, and technology startups. Meanwhile, Sharma has made her mark in fashion and film production, complemented by strategic investments. Their extensive luxury real estate portfolio significantly contributes to their financial success.

The ITAT Bangalore held that, in the circumstances of this case, the amount that could be brought to tax was the actual net winnings from online gaming, rather than gross credits appearing in a players wallet or amounts shown as winnings at different stages of the gameplay.

Late Sunday, suspected drone-like objects were observed near Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International Airport, prompting a significant security alert. Flights were temporarily diverted as a safeguard while authorities looked into the objects, leading to over an hour of suspended operations. With the airport's proximity to the Pakistan border, security agencies are thoroughly investigating, considering all potential threats, including a possible cross-border connection.

Over an impressive span of 46 years, Brother Joseph Zoettl created enchanting miniature religious sites, relying on postcards and donated jewelry for inspiration. Nestled in northern Alabama, the Ave Maria Grotto displays 125 intricate models on a beautiful four-acre property. Since being included in the National Register of Historic Places in 1984, this folk-art gem continues to attract visitors.

Every year, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree becomes a holiday landmark in New York City. But since 2007, its story has continued after the decorations come down. Tishman Speyer donates the trees milled lumber to Habitat for Humanity, where it is used in homes and construction projects. The wood has helped families across several US communities, turning a famous Christmas tradition into part of permanent homes.

Keyaa Kunal Banerji made headlines at the World Championships, clinching a silver medal with her astonishing 140kg deadlift, which turned her into a social media sensation. Despite her success, she grapples with sexism and the unauthorised use of her photos online. Banerji feels frustrated that the conversations often revolve around her appearance, motivating her to strive for a gold medal for India in upcoming events.

Tragedy struck on the Trichy-Chennai National Highway early Monday when a 28-year-old man lost his life after his two-wheeler was hit by a car linked to a Tamil Nadu minister. The driver, Chinna Agni, has been arrested for negligent driving. The minister was reportedly ahead in a private vehicle with family. It is revealed that the victim was heading home from a temple festival at the time of the accident.

During a vibrant religious festival, a tragic pyrotechnic explosion claimed the lives of at least ten individuals and left sixty-four injured. The catastrophe took place near the Nuestra Seora de la Luz church in Temascalcingo, where walls crumbled amidst chaos as fireworks malfunctioned. The explosion was linked to a traditional ritual featuring a straw bull equipped with fireworks, and officials are currently investigating the cause of this heartbreaking event.

A historic fortress on a private island near Venice is now for sale. This island offers a unique blend of military history and secluded waterfront living. The property features a former Napoleonic fort converted into a villa with gardens. It provides stunning views across the Venice lagoon and access by air and water. This rare opportunity combines privacy with proximity to the famous Venetian city.

Iran's Foreign Ministry has fiercely rejected U.S. accusations over the Strait of Hormuz crisis, saying Washington started an unlawful war and is now trying to make the world pay for its consequences. Tehran insists commercial shipping was disrupted by U.S.-Israeli military action and naval blockades, not by Iran. The diplomatic clash comes amid renewed fighting in the Gulf, growing tensions over maritime security and mounting fears of another global energy shock.

Mohsin Naqvi, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board and president of the ACC, is set to attend the Women's Asia Cup final. Should India clinch victory, tensions may arise over trophy presentation, reminiscent of last year when India declined to accept the Men's Asia Cup trophy from Naqvi. As India approaches the semi-finals, they emerge as strong contenders for the title.

The Allahabad high court has stayed an FIR against two individuals. They were accused of creating an email ID in another person's name. The court questioned if this action constituted identity theft under IT Act. It noted the law specifically mentions electronic signatures and passwords, not email IDs. The FIR was stayed pending further orders from the court.

Temu has allegedly invested close to one billion dollars in Meta advertising across Europe, drawing scrutiny regarding the authenticity of the influencers involved. Research indicates that many of these accounts may be fake, with one notable account, Ya Lili, significantly promoting Temu's products. This situation raises important concerns about advertising ethics and adherence to regulations, leading to an assessment by the EU's Digital Services Act regulator.

Iran has issued a chilling new warning after Tehran claimed its forces tested a new anti-ship missile against a U.S. Navy warship. Major General Mohsen Rezaei, Iran's Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, claimed the weapon created hell for the Americans and forced a U.S. vessel to flee. Rezaei also claimed Iran has the capability to sink a U.S. warship carrying hundreds of American personnel. The remarks came after the IRGC claimed it fired ballistic missiles at a U.S. aircraft ca

Iran Strait of Hormuz exclusion zone warning escalates U.S.-Iran conflict as Tehran threatens ships near Gulf waters. Iran has announced plans to declare a restricted exclusion zone outside the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. strikes on Iranian oil tankers. Tehran says vessels entering the zone could face sanctions as tensions soar in the Persian Gulf. With U.S. naval blockades tightening and missile attacks resuming, the Hormuz crisis is rapidly becoming the world's most dangerous maritime flashpoi

Iran has vowed to intensify both its military retaliation and economic resistance against the United States, warning that any future strike will be met with a far more painful response. Tehran's leadership says sanctions have shifted the battle toward production, inflation and livelihoods while announcing emergency economic measures. The renewed exchange of attacks in the Gulf and Iran's plans around the Strait of Hormuz have raised fresh concerns over regional stability and global oil supplies.