Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly condemned the terrorist attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, which targeted a Jewish Hanukkah event. At least 12 people were killed, and 29 others injured, including two police officers. One gunman was shot dead by police, and the other is in critical condition. Modi expressed shock over the incident and extended condolences to the families of the victims. He said India stands with Australia in this time of grief and reaffirmed that the country has zero tolerance for terrorism. Authorities called it a targeted attack on Sydney’s Jewish community. (PC: India Today)

Satadru Dutta, organiser of Lionel Messi’s GOAT Tour of India, was denied bail on Sunday and sent to police custody for 14 days. The decision came a day after chaos at Kolkata’s Salt Lake Stadium. Messi, along with Luis Suarez and Rodrigo de Paul, attended the event on Saturday. Angry fans turned violent after failing to see the players. Parts of the stadium were damaged. West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose visited the venue and blamed poor crowd control. He called it a dark day for sports fans. A high-level panel has begun an inquiry into the incident on Sunday.

At least 12 people were killed in a deadly shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday evening. The attack happened during a Hanukkah event, according to police. One suspected shooter was shot dead by police, while another is in critical condition. Eleven people were injured, including two police officers. Witnesses said they heard dozens of gunshots. NSW Police called the incident a terrorist attack and launched a counter-terror probe. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said it was a targeted attack on Jewish Australians and condemned the violence. Police are checking if more suspects are involved.

A brave bystander disarmed one of the gunmen during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney. The attack took place during a Jewish festival event and left at least eleven people dead. Several others were injured, including two police officers. A video shows an unarmed man sneaking up from behind parked cars and grabbing the gunman, forcing him to the ground. Police said two attackers fired around 50 shots before being stopped. The second suspected gunman is in critical condition. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the incident shocking and distressing. Police operations are still underway.

Dhurandhar has created history at the Hindi box office. The film recorded the highest second Friday and second Saturday collections ever. It earned ₹53.7 crore on its second Saturday, beating all past records. The total India collection has now crossed ₹300 crore. Trade experts credit strong word of mouth for the massive numbers. Starring Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna, the film continues to grow daily. Directed by Aditya Dhar, Dhurandhar is a spy thriller inspired by real events. With steady footfall and rising demand, the film is now among the biggest blockbusters in Hindi cinema. (PC: HT)

Police have identified one of the gunmen in the Bondi Beach shooting as Naveed Akram. The attack killed ten people in Sydney, including one gunman. A second suspected gunman is in critical condition, police said. At least twelve others were injured, including two police officers. The shooting caused panic as people ran from the beach area. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the scenes shocking and distressing. An eyewitness said he ran with his children from a nearby Hanukkah event after hearing shots. Police said it is not clear if the event was linked. Investigations are ongoing.

Lionel Messi arrived in Mumbai on Sunday as his India tour entered Day Two. The football star checked into a city hotel amid tight security. Mumbai events include a charity fashion show and a visit to the Cricket Club of India. The tour follows a troubled first day in Kolkata, where crowd chaos broke out over poor planning. The main organiser was later arrested by police. Messi later attended events in Hyderabad, which also drew political criticism. Authorities have increased security in Delhi, where a meeting between Messi and Virat Kohli is widely expected. Fans continue to follow updates nationwide. (PC: HT)

Ten people were killed in a shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney, police said. One of the dead was a gunman. A second suspected gunman is in critical condition. At least 12 others were injured, including two police officers. The shooting caused panic as people ran from the beach area. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the scenes were shocking and distressing. An eyewitness said he fled with his children from a nearby Hanukkah event when shots were heard. Police said it is not yet known if the event was linked to the attack. An investigation is ongoing. (PC: BBC)

West Bengal Police have sent the main organiser of Lionel Messi’s GOAT India Tour 2025 to 14 days of police custody. The action followed chaos and vandalism at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on Saturday. The organiser, Shatadru Dutta, was arrested for alleged crowd mismanagement and security lapses. Thousands of fans were left angry after Messi’s brief appearance, with many unable to see him despite buying costly tickets. Damage was reported inside the stadium after protests broke out. A high-level enquiry team visited the venue to inspect the damage and review security planning. The state government has promised strict action after completing the probe.

Hollywood is facing fresh turmoil as Warner Bros moves closer to a possible sale. Netflix and Paramount are competing to buy the historic studio. Many actors and crew members fear more job losses in an industry already hit by strikes and low production. Workers say the decline of Warner Bros has hurt creativity and stability. Some worry Netflix may weaken movie theatres, while others fear foreign influence if Paramount wins. Many blame CEO David Zaslav for the studio’s fall. As deals loom, film workers say the future feels uncertain and painful. For many, survival now matters more than who wins the takeover battle. (PC: BBC)