Piyush Goyal says ‘trying to work out’ US trade deal to give India advantage

India is also seeking guarantees that the US will not impose fresh tariffs after the agreement is signed. Both countries are looking to finalise a pact seen as important for improving bilateral relations that have recently come under strain.

Parents of RG Kar rape-murder victim want CBI to quiz Mamata Banerjee’s nephew

Parents of the RG Kar rape-murder victim have accused Dr. Abesh Banerjee, nephew of former CM Mamata Banerjee, of involvement in concealing evidence. They claim his phone was at the hospital on the night of the crime and allege he washed bloodstains in a subsequently demolished bathroom.

At Royal Ascot, India arrives in couture, fascinators and nine yards

From royal pageantry and thoroughbred racing to handloom pride and Bollywood glamour, Royal Ascot has increasingly become a stage where Indian identity travels with elegance.

Jaipur woman held under UAPA over links to Pakistan-based terror group

Rajasthan ATS apprehended a woman in Jaipur for alleged ties with Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed and other anti-national elements. Investigations revealed her social media accounts and phone contained objectionable content and links to foreign profiles, including those displaying extremist symbols. She reportedly converted to Islam after guidance from a Pakistan-based Mufti and was allegedly being prepared for travel to Pakistan. Booked under UAPA, she is in ATS custody.

Starmer steps down as UK PM: From internal revolts to lost confidence, 5 reasons behind the exit

Keir Starmer has resigned as Labour leader, citing a need for change after significant election setbacks and internal party dissent. Concerns over his ability to win the next general election, coupled with senior figures openly challenging his leadership and a perceived failure to deliver on 2024 promises, have led to his departure. Scandals also contributed to the pressure for new leadership.

‘Zyada soch mat’: Sooryavanshi reveals coach’s message before record-breaking knock

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi bounced back from a lean patch to smash a record-breaking 94 off 29 balls in the Tri-Series final against Sri Lanka A. A pep talk from coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar encouraged him to play his natural game, leading to the fastest List A half-century ever. His explosive innings secured the title for India A, showcasing his immense talent despite earlier scrutiny.

Who will replace Keir Starmer? Top contenders in race to become UK PM

How India is managing its oil supply amid Hormuz closure, US-Iran conflict

While India continues to rely heavily on energy supplies from the Gulf, the crisis has prompted a faster push towards diversification. Higher crude purchases from Russia, Brazil and Venezuela have helped soften the impact on oil imports.

ITR filing: Switched jobs? How to file tax return and mistakes to avoid

One of the most common mistakes employees make is failing to disclose details of salary income earned from their previous employer and the tax already deducted thereon to their new employer.

Cape Verde script history: First-ever WC goal sets record in Uruguay draw

Cape Verde etched their name in World Cup history by scoring their first-ever goal from a direct free-kick against Uruguay, securing a 2-2 draw. This remarkable debutant nation, with two points from two games, continues their fairytale campaign, showcasing resilience and belief against football giants. The match also featured a rare goalkeeping milestone with both keepers over 40.

Man rapes and murders 4-year-old to settle scores with her kin over UP panchayat poll rivalry

In a tragic incident in Kasganj district, a four-year-old girl was kidnapped, raped, and murdered, allegedly as an act of revenge linked to a past panchayat election conflict. She was reported missing on June 6, with her body found three days later. Authorities have made one arrest and are pursuing the primary suspect, who allegedly confessed to the brutal crime.

Armed Nihangs, 2 hostages and a tense showdown: How Uttarakhand gurdwara standoff unfolded

A tense standoff in Rudraprayag concluded peacefully after armed Nihang Sikhs held a gurdwara sevadar and a devotee hostage. The group, initially demanding the release of arrested companions, released the devotee on Saturday. Following extensive negotiations with district officials, the sevadar was safely freed Sunday evening. The incident stemmed from an internal dispute during langar, authorities confirmed, assuring the situation is under control.

Couple gets Rs 1.05 cr refund after developer sold their flat to someone else

A Maharashtra couple secured a major win after a consumer commission ordered a developer to repay Rs 1.05 crore plus interest. The couple paid Rs 90 lakh for a Mumbai flat in 2013 but never received possession. Shockingly, the developer secretly sold the same property to another buyer. Bounced cheques and broken promises led the couple to legal action, culminating in this significant consumer court victory.

Millions of fentanyl pills, no seizures? DEA faces scrutiny over New Mexico operations

US drug agents reportedly let thousands of fentanyl pills enter New Mexico communities while pursuing larger drug trafficking rings. Critics argue this tactic endangered lives in a state already battling a severe opioid crisis. The DEA defends its actions, stating investigations were court-authorized and aimed at dismantling major criminal organizations, asserting that targeting kingpins ultimately saves more lives.

Fellow resident chases, thrashes feeder with stick in Noida’s Gaur City 2 over stray dogs

A Gaur City 2 resident was assaulted with a wooden stick and threatened with a scooter while feeding community dogs, sustaining a fractured finger and leg injuries. The accused, Deepak Chauhan, claims self-defense against aggressive dogs, but CCTV footage reportedly shows him attacking the woman. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between dog feeders and some residents in Delhi-NCR, with activists urging authorities for better protection and sensitization.