‘Was tortured to name PM Modi’: Pragya Thakur’s big claim in Malegaon blast case

Sadhvi Pragya states coercion in naming leaders. A special NIA court acquitted all seven accused in the 2008 Malegaon blast case. The blast resulted in six deaths and numerous injuries. The court cited lack of evidence against Pragya Thakur. Investigations initially pointed to “saffron extremists”. The case saw twists, including allegations against the NIA.

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IND vs ENG, 5th Test | ‘Stay out of the way’: Ravi Shastri, Mike Atherton criticise Akash Deep’s send-off to Ben Duckett

During the fifth Test at The Oval, Indian pacer Akash Deep’s demonstrative send-off to Ben Duckett sparked controversy. After dismissing Duckett, Akash Deep put his arm around the batter, prompting disapproval from commentators Michael Atherton and Ravi Shastri. They cautioned against physical contact, citing potential escalation and the importance of respecting boundaries in a non-contact…

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‘Dhadak 2’ box office collection day 2 (Live): Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri starrer slowly treads toward Rs 5 crore on Saturday, while Ajay Devgn’s ‘Son of Sardaar 2’ enjoys a weekend surge

This Friday witnessed a cinematic clash with ‘Son Of Sardaar 2’, a desi comedy starring Ajay Devgn and Mrunal Thakur, edging out the romantic drama ‘Dhadak 2’ featuring Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri. ‘Son Of Sardaar 2’ is nearing double-digit earnings, while ‘Dhadak 2’, a remake exploring societal evils, saw a slower Saturday, collecting ₹1.

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Annual award instituted in memory of Dasara elephant Arjuna; first honour to be presented on August 4 at Karnataka’s Gajapayana

In memory of Arjuna, the Dasara elephant who died during a wild elephant capture, an annual award has been created. Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre will present the inaugural “Arjuna Elephant” award to mahout Gunda and Kavadi Nanjundaswamy during Gajapayana on August 4. This award recognizes their contributions to human-wildlife conflict prevention, animal capture, and elephant…

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Tim Cook breaks Steve Jobs’ this record at Apple, what it says about Apple’s evolution

Tim Cook has surpassed Steve Jobs as Apple’s longest-serving CEO, marking a significant milestone. Cook’s leadership has steered Apple towards financial stability, achieving record-breaking market capitalization and global expansion. While Jobs was known for disruptive innovation, Cook’s tenure emphasizes sustainability, inclusivity, and long-term growth, transforming Apple into a diversified tech empire with a focus on…

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Bahrain airport traffic tops 4.46 million in H1 2025 as arrivals and departures near balance

Bahrain Airport saw strong passenger traffic in the first half of 2025, exceeding 4.46 million, with balanced arrivals and departures. While transit numbers dipped after Q1, flight movements and overflights remained high. The airport handled over 192,000 tonnes of cargo, showcasing Bahrain’s key role as a regional aviation hub, with Civil Aviation Affairs overseeing all…

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‘EC is a puppet of Modi ji’: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge slams poll body; alleges systematic removal of minorities from voters list

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has accused the Election Commission of India (ECI) of acting as a puppet of Prime Minister Modi, alleging a deliberate conspiracy to disenfranchise marginalized communities. Kharge claims the ECI, in collaboration with the BJP government, is systematically deleting names of Dalits, backward communities, minorities, and the poor from electoral rolls.

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Rajnath slams Rahul’s ‘atom bomb’ claim: Calls past allegations ‘damp squib’; defends EC’s integrity

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi’s claim of possessing evidence of election malpractice in Bihar. Addressing a gathering in Patna, Singh urged Gandhi to reveal his so-called ‘atom bomb’ of evidence immediately. He also defended the Election Commission’s integrity and highlighted Nitish Kumar’s role in Bihar’s transformation, contrasting it with Congress’s past…

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