LPG supply stable, but oil firms still losing nearly Rs 700 on every cylinder sold

Oil Marketing Companies are still facing significant under-recoveries of nearly Rs 700 per domestic LPG cylinder. Despite government efforts to boost domestic production and secure imports, this financial strain persists. Meanwhile, LPG demand has moderated due to reduced commercial use and improved delivery systems, ensuring stable supplies.

Annamalai to disclose his future course in a social media interaction on Friday

Annamalai has been camping in Delhi since Monday, where he met Union home minister Amit Shah, BJP national president Nitin Nabin and national organizational general secretary B L Santhosh to convey his decision to quit the party. Sources said he has extended his stay in the national capital to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

How FIFA is turning World Cup into an NBA, NFL-style made-for-TV event

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will feature mandatory three-minute hydration breaks midway through each half, effectively splitting matches into four quarters regardless of weather conditions. The change gives coaches extra tactical time and allows broadcasters to air commercials, adding over 10 hours of stoppage time across the tournament. While some coaches support the move, others fear it could disrupt football’s traditional flow and rhythm.

Tamil Nadu polls fallout: DMK to boycott INDIA bloc meet on June 8

‘Perfect complementarity’: India, Venezuela deepen energy ties

India is bolstering energy ties with Venezuela, now its third-largest crude supplier, to diversify imports amidst West Asia disruptions. Discussions also explored broader economic cooperation in sectors like mining, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture, with Venezuela viewing India as a stable, long-term partner. High-level delegations are examining investment opportunities.

What India nets revealed: Padikkal at No. 3; Test debut beckons for one

As India fine-tune preparations for the one-off Afghanistan Test, Devdutt Padikkal emerges as a strong contender for the vacant No. 3 spot, while one of Harsh Dubey or Manav Suthar looks set to make a Test debut.As India fine-tune preparations for the one-off Afghanistan Test, Devdutt Padikkal emerges as a strong contender for the vacant No. 3 spot, while one of Harsh Dubey or Manav Suthar looks set to make a Test debut.

Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini saga deepens as critics demand answers

NFL analyst Tony Farmer reignited controversy surrounding Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini’s relationship, arguing that important questions remain unanswered. Farmer claimed the situation may have created potential conflicts affecting media coverage, NFL teams, and bettors. He criticized the lack of transparency about when the relationship began and noted that some Patriots reporters reportedly avoid discussing Russini publicly. Despite calls to move on, Farmer insists the public still lacks clarity on the matter.

The standing ovation that sparked a rebellion: How dissent exploded inside TMC

Trinamool Congress rebels have voiced dissent against Abhishek Banerjee, citing a post-election meeting where criticism of his leadership was forbidden. Expelled MLA Sandipan Saha stated legislators were instructed to applaud Banerjee despite electoral setbacks, highlighting growing resentment over concentrated power.

Who is Sarthak Sidhant? Class 12 student stirs storm with CBSE tender allegations

Sarthak Sidhant’s detailed blog on CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) system, based on an analysis of official tender documents linked to the digital evaluation of Class 12 answer sheets, has triggered wider questions on transparency and procurement processes. The issue has now reached political circles, with opposition leaders, including Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, sharing the blog and demanding accountability

Forbidden anniversary: China blocks families from visiting graves of Tiananmen victims

China is intensifying its crackdown on any public remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square events. Families of victims are being barred from visiting graves, and authorities are actively erasing the incident from public memory. This suppression escalates as Hong Kong also bans commemorations, while global reactions highlight ongoing censorship.

Delhi weather disrupts air traffic: 13 flights go around, 11 diverted to other airports

Severe weather conditions, including rainfall and thunderstorms, disrupted flight operations at Delhi airport on Thursday. Thirteen incoming flights were forced to go around, with 11 diverted to other airports. A yellow alert remains in effect for Friday, forecasting continued light rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

Akshay Kumar sells two flats in Borivali for Rs 7.1 crore: Report

Akshay Kumar has sold two residential units in Oberoi Sky City, Borivali (East), Mumbai, for a total of ₹7.1 crore. The larger apartment, spanning 1,101 sq ft, fetched ₹5.75 crore, while the smaller 252 sq ft unit sold for ₹1.35 crore. Both properties were acquired by Suvarna Rupeshkumar Sakpal.

ENG vs NZ: Why England players are wearing black armbands at Lord’s

England players wore black armbands and observed a moment of silence before the first Test against New Zealand at Lord’s to honour former England cricketers who have died since the team’s last home international. The pre-match tributes also marked 10 years since New Zealand great Martin Crowe’s passing, with his daughter Emma ringing the traditional five-minute bell.

Sri Lanka nursing home fire kills 12, owner arrested over negligence claims

Israel-Lebanon war: Shaky truce holds as both sides continue to trade strikes; Beirut remains on edge

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to renew a ceasefire and establish security zones in Lebanon, barring Hezbollah from these areas. This US-mediated deal hinges on a complete halt to Hezbollah fire and their withdrawal south of the Litani River, with the Lebanese army taking control.