Abhishek, accused of murdering Kriti Kumari in a Koramangala PG accommodation, has been arrested from Madhya Pradesh. He was brought to Bengaluru and will be produced in court. CCTV footage showed Abhishek entering the building with a knife, leading to a fatal encounter. The arrest comes after a three-day manhunt. Multiple teams were sent to Madhya Pradesh to track him down. Abhishek's arrest brings a key breakthrough in the case, which had raised concerns over safety in PG accommodations. Further investigation is underway.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee walked out of Niti Aayog meeting chaired by PM Modi, alleging her mic was muted and she was limited to 5-minute speech. She claimed bias towards NDA allies, citing longer speaking times for other CMs. Banerjee was discussing central funds denied to West Bengal when her mic was muted, calling it an "insult to Bengal and regional parties". She was the only opposition-ruled state CM present. Her protest highlights tensions between Centre and opposition states.

Indian rower Balraj Panwar finishes 4th in men's singles skulls with a timing of 7:07.11, advancing to repechage round. In shooting, pairs Ramita Jindal-Arjun Babuta and Elavenil Valarivan-Sandeep Singh compete in 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team event. Top 3 athletes from each heat qualify directly for finals, while others enter repechages. India's medal campaign begins, with shooting and rowing events underway. Results and updates to follow as the day progresses.

India makes a vibrant entry at Paris 2024 Olympics. The Indian contingent, led by flag bearers PV Sindhu and Sharath Kamal, stole the show at the Parade of Nations. Dressed in vibrant traditional outfits designed by Tarun Tahiliani, the 78 athletes proudly represented the country. The unique ceremony, held on the Seine River, showcased India's rich cultural heritage and athleticism. With a strong team in place, India is hopeful of making a mark at the Olympics. The nation's eyes are on its athletes as they gear up to compete in various events, aiming to bring home glory and make India proud.

"Deadpool & Wolverine" has made a strong debut at the box office, earning ₹22 crore in India on its first day. In the US and Canada, the film grabbed $38.5 million on Thursday, ranking eighth-highest opening day of all time. Industry analysts predict a record-breaking domestic opening of $175-185 million by Sunday, surpassing Disney's "Inside Out 2". The film, directed by Shawn Levy, is expected to top the 2024 box office charts. With its impressive start, "Deadpool & Wolverine" is poised to become a massive commercial success.

As the world's attention turns to Paris for the Olympics, a coordinated sabotage effort has struck France's train network. The attacks on three TGV lines and a thwarted fourth attempt have raised concerns about security and disruption. With hundreds of thousands of passengers impacted, including international leaders like UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the incident highlights vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. As investigators work to identify those responsible, the focus remains on restoring services and ensuring safety for the influx of Olympic visitors.

One Indian soldier was killed and four others injured in a foiled attack by Pakistan's Border Action Team (BAT) along the Line of Control (LoC) in Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir. A Pakistani terrorist was also killed in the encounter. The incident occurred after reports of possible terrorist movements in the area. The injured soldiers, including a Major, were evacuated from the site. This is the second encounter in Kupwara within three days, highlighting ongoing tensions along the LoC. The Army successfully repelled the attack, maintaining control over the region.

The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony took place on the River Seine, defying initial doubts. However, the day faced disruptions, including three attacks on the French railway network, causing travel disruptions. Heavy rain also affected the event, with performers and spectators braving the conditions. Despite these challenges, the ceremony proceeded, showcasing a unique and theatrical display. The event's success is a relief for organizers, who now focus on the Games' smooth operation. Security and logistics remain a priority, following the railway network incidents. The Games will continue, with athletes competing in various events.

Legendary rock star Bryan Adams is set to electrify India with his "So Happy It Hurts" World Tour in December 2024. The five-city tour will kick off in Shillong on December 10 and conclude in Hyderabad on December 16, with stops in Gurugram, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. Adams, known for hits like "Summer of '69" and "Everything I Do I Do It for You," is making his sixth visit to India. Tickets are available exclusively on Zomato Live. The tour promises to be a rockin' experience, with Adams' iconic voice and guitar riffs set to enthrall audiences across the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the 9th NITI Aayog Governing Council meeting on Saturday. The meeting aimed to discuss development issues and policy matters. However, several Opposition Chief Ministers, including those from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Punjab, and Congress-ruled states, boycotted the session. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee attended the meet, while Puducherry CM skipped it after the center approved the union territory's budget proposals. The meeting went ahead with presentations from BJP-ruled states' CMs, focusing on their achievements. The session was part of the NITI Aayog's efforts to drive policy reforms.