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Supply To 1.93L Prepaid Smart Meter Consumers Was Hit For 2hrs

Summer Drives Higher Consumption, Fuel Cost Adjustments Inflating Your Bills

SEBI’s interim order against Rajesh Exports raises a simple question: has one of India’s biggest gold companies been showing investors revenues that didn’t exist?

Cricket's governing body has deemed pitches at Lord's and Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium "unsatisfactory," awarding one demerit point to each. Lord's offered excessive seam movement and low bounce, while Lahore's surface proved too slow and low for an ODI. Both cricket boards have 14 days to appeal these sanctions.

A Hauz Rani building, registered under Delhi's bed and breakfast scheme, was gutted in a massive blaze, revealing it housed significantly more guests than permitted. The incident highlights concerns about similar outlets flouting safety regulations, with preliminary findings indicating the property was approved for only six rooms but operated 24.

Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission fined UPPCL Rs 7.18 lakh for disconnecting over 1.93 lakh prepaid smart meter consumers for over two hours despite positive balances. The commission rejected UPPCL's explanations, citing recurring delays and consumer inconvenience. UPPCL must now conduct a root cause analysis to prevent future outages.

Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium has been handed one demerit point by the ICC for an "unsatisfactory" pitch during the Pakistan-Australia ODI, deemed too slow and spin-friendly. Similarly, Lord's in London received a demerit point for excessive seam movement and variable bounce in the England-New Zealand Test. Both venues now face potential suspensions if further demerit points are accumulated.

India's major cities are experiencing a surge in skyscraper construction, with developers building higher than ever before. The National Building Code mandates stringent safety provisions for these high-rise structures, including fire safety systems, earthquake safeguards, and robust electrical protection. These regulations are crucial as urban skylines transform.

Bengal's new government has initiated a comprehensive review of all madrasas, directing District Magistrates to submit detailed reports by July 5. This administrative exercise aims to gather information on operational aspects, student enrollment, and curricula to inform future educational and welfare initiatives for students across the state.

PhysicsWallah has been fined ₹5 lakh by the CCPA for employing 'dark patterns' on its platform. The edtech firm allegedly auto-selected donations during checkout, collecting ₹2.5 crore from users without explicit consent. Concerns were also raised about inaccessible 'free courses' requiring personal data, impacting young consumers.

Luis Suarez’s World Cup journey appears to be over after the Uruguay legend was omitted from Marcelo Bielsa’s final 26-man squad for the 2026 tournament. Despite remaining available for selection, the 39-year-old was overlooked as Uruguay embraced a younger generation. While a little-known FIFA replacement rule technically leaves the door open, Suarez’s international career now seems destined to end without a fifth World Cup appearance.

CID confirmed the death toll to 20

Washington state's new millionaire's tax faces opposition from business leaders. A survey indicates over half are considering relocating their residences. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson however calls these concerns overblown. She highlights strong relationships with the business community and corporate donations to city initiatives. Business leaders express concerns about the state's economic future and tax policies.

Uttar Pradesh is prioritizing "zero loss of life" in water disasters through a tech-driven, multi-agency approach. Focusing on prevention, preparedness, and rapid response, the state has bolstered its disaster management capabilities with trained personnel and modern equipment. A key initiative includes enhancing ghat safety to prevent drowning deaths during public events.

India's RERA Act has revolutionized real estate by mandating project registration, transparent disclosures, and escrow accounts to prevent fund diversion. Developers now face strict penalties for delays and violations, while buyers gain rights to refunds and interest. This landmark legislation ensures accountability, protecting millions of homebuyers from past uncertainties and malpractices.