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The BCCI has warned IPL teams of stricter action for violating league rules after Rajasthan Royals faced controversies involving team manager Ravinder Singh Bhinder and captain Riyan Parag. Bhinder was fined for using a mobile phone near the dugout, while Parag was penalised for vaping in the dressing room. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said the board is reviewing IPL protocols, while RR coach Kumar Sangakkara said the issues had been addressed internally.

Four excise police personnel from Nawada's Pakribarawan station were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a man and extorting Rs 1.5 lakh from his family. The victim was detained on suspicion of transporting illegal liquor, but instead of following procedure, officers demanded ransom. Rs 1.5 lakh cash was recovered from one officer's residence. An investigation is ongoing.

IPL 2026 is witnessing a surge in disciplinary actions alongside thrilling cricket. Eight players and staff have faced penalties, from fines to demerit points, for offenses like audible obscenities, mobile phone use in the dugout, and aggressive send-offs. Captains are also being fined for slow over-rates, highlighting a growing concern over player conduct.

Manesar's Independent Mayor Inderjeet Kaur Yadav and eight councillors have joined the BJP, bringing the Municipal Corporation of Manesar under the saffron party's fold. This move corrects the BJP's earlier setback in the 2025 polls where they failed to secure the mayor's seat. The realignment strengthens the BJP's position ahead of upcoming elections.

‘Take Proper Action Or We’ll Transfer Case To CBI’

A massive fire engulfed eight flats across five floors of a Ghaziabad residential tower, trapping residents and causing minor injuries. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours, facing access issues and initial equipment limitations. The fire, suspected to be from a short circuit in a renovated flat, spread rapidly, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a swift rescue operation.