Bhupendra Chandania

A Bhopal family faces a grim dilemma: claim their daughter's body or pursue a second post-mortem amid decomposition fears. Twisha Sharma, 33, was found dead five months after her wedding. Her parents suspect foul play and demand an independent autopsy, but the mortuary's limited preservation facilities raise concerns about vital evidence.

Doctors have been saying this for a while: younger Indians are increasingly being diagnosed with high blood pressure. Now, a recent study confirms this. Even as overall hypertension cases have increased, in low- and middle-income countries, the largest burden is among people aged 40 to 59 – the heart of the working-age population

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shared a video thanking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for gifting her 'Melody' chocolates. The term, a blend of their surnames, gained popularity during their previous meetings. This latest viral moment occurred during Modi's visit to Rome, focused on strengthening India-Italy ties across various sectors.

After debacles in home Tests against New Zealand and South Africa, India are set to move away from raging turners and return to traditional pitches with gradual wear and tear. Carefully selected venues and black/mixed soil surfaces are expected to shape India’s strategy. India will play Afghanistan in a one-off Test match from June 6.

SC’s order sidesteps many practical problems, and it can lead to arbitrary removal of some peaceful dogs from institutional areas. That’s neither humane nor a solution

GitHub has confirmed a cyberattack after a threat actor claimed to be selling stolen company data. The breach involved unauthorized access to internal repositories via a compromised employee device using a poisoned VS Code extension. GitHub has contained the incident, rotated critical secrets, and is investigating the extent of the exfiltration, which appears to be limited to internal code.

Rajasthan Royals skipper Riyan Parag urged commentators and experts to cease personal criticism and focus solely on cricket. He emphasised players' hard work and preparation, highlighting that setbacks don't negate their efforts. Parag stressed the importance of respecting the sport and its athletes, advocating for discussions centered on the game itself.