Trehan IRIS to invest ₹1,300 cr in luxury wellness housing project in Gurugram

Trehan IRIS will invest ₹1,300 crore in Omara, a luxury residential project in Gurugram, spanning 5.08 acres with 320 wellness-focused apartments priced between ₹7.5 crore and ₹9 crore. Amenities include a 1.25 lakh sq ft clubhouse and wellness services. Designed for health-conscious buyers, it reflects the growing demand for wellness-centric living. The developer has a strong project legacy.

Nancy Guthrie update: Sheriff Chris Nanos hits back at FBI chief Kash Patel

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos refuted FBI Director Kash Patel’s claims that federal agents were excluded from the early investigation into missing Arizona woman Nancy Guthrie, emphasizing that the FBI was involved from day one. Nanos stated the department promptly contacted the Violent Crime Task Force after recognizing the situation's gravity. Nancy Guthrie, 84, has been missing for nearly six months.

Nolan Wells update: Ben Crump announces ‘expert review’ of evidence; details

Ben Crump's legal team is intensifying their investigation into the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells by hiring experts to analyze the Sea Tow call and ocean tides where Wells disappeared during a July 4th boating trip. His family seeks answers amid an ongoing inquiry, as the official autopsy remains unreleased due to grand jury review.

2027 ODI World Cup will be played across 12 venues featuring 8 in South Africa

The ICC has announced that the 2027 ODI World Cup will take place at twelve venues across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, with South Africa hosting eight of them. This marks the tournament's return to Africa after 24 years. The new format introduces 57 matches, enhancing competitiveness and fan engagement. Significant cricketing figures attended the unveiling ceremony.

UEFA threatens FIFA World Cup boycott over Infantino's $20B investor plan

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plan to stake out private equity investment in the FIFA World Cup has hit a major roadblock as UEFA announced a boycott of all FIFA competitions if the proposal proceeds. UEFA contends that football should not be for sale, emphasizing its commitment to protect the sport's integrity. Infantino's upcoming election now faces uncertainty amid this escalating controversy.

Sanjay Dutt recalls dad Sunil’s tough call during mother Nargis final days

Actor Sanjay Dutt has revisited the harrowing memories of his mother Nargis’s battle with pancreatic cancer in a recent interview, revealing the emotional toll on his family and the difficult decision his father made to prioritize his debut film, "Rocky," during her illness. Reflecting on the past, Sanjay highlighted the values instilled by his strict father, Sunil Dutt.

Akanksha Chamola blasts Shreya Kalra for talking of divorce with Gaurav Khanna

Akanksha Chamola announced her divorce from Gaurav Khanna after seven years of marriage, stating they've lived separately for nearly a year. Despite this, Gaurav clarified they remain legally married. Akanksha, discussing her asexuality during her time on *Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa,* confronted co-star Shreya Kalra about comments regarding their relationship. The couple married in 2016 after meeting at an audition.

Innov8 founder Ritesh Malik snaps up ₹85 crore Golf Links bungalow

Ritesh Malik, founder of Innov8, has acquired a 575 sq yd bungalow in Delhi's Golf Links for ₹85 crore, facilitated by India Sotheby's International Realty. The property, set for redevelopment into a 6,000-7,000 sq ft residence, exemplifies the high demand and limited supply of freehold properties in the area, further underscoring an ongoing trend of premium real estate transactions.

HTCity Delhi Junction:Catch It Live on 31 July 2026 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Numerous events are scheduled for July 31 in Delhi, including "Phir Rafi" at Kamani Auditorium and "Bharatanatyam Margam" at Stein Auditorium, both starting at 6 pm. Free activities like "Stories Carved in Stone" and "Twamaham Vande" will also take place. Metro access is available; attendees can find more details and tickets via BookMyShow.

15 kg gold seized from Bengal village smuggled from abroad: Govt tells court

In West Bengal, police seized gold bars smuggled from Switzerland, Dubai, and Malaysia, alongside Rs 28.5 crore in cash, from retired bus driver Md Minar Mondal’s home, linked to his absconding cousin Md Nazibuddin. The case, involving organized crime allegations, has drawn attention to Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal, with previous arrests hinting at deeper corruption.

Court denies anticipatory bail to duo in ₹18.35-cr fraud

A special court in Mumbai has denied anticipatory bail to Sagar and Piyush Kalyani, linked to the Thanawala Wealth Management fraud, citing evidence they misled investors about investment returns. Investigators allege they induced 112 investors, including a ₹3 crore investment, under false pretenses. The court emphasized their involvement surpassed mere introductions, necessitating further inquiry.

Haryana teen killed by goods train while walking on tracks with earphones on

A 16-year-old student was killed by a goods train while walking along railway tracks with earphones in Ballabgarh, police reported. Sagar, visiting relatives, ignored the train's approach due to music. Local authorities emphasize caution near tracks, urging residents not to wear earphones. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns regarding railway accidents in the area.

Mumbai man challenge to find 100 Indians in Times Square goes viral. Watch

A Mumbai content creator, Prannay Joshi, gained fame after completing a challenge to find 100 Indians in New York's Times Square within an hour, successfully achieving it in just 48 minutes. His video prompted humorous social media reactions, highlighting the vast Indian diaspora. Many commenters noted that the task would be simpler in cities with large Indian populations.

Mystery shrouds death of two water tank project workers in UP’s Hardoi

Two men working on a Jal Jeevan Mission project in Uttar Pradesh's Hardoi district were found dead under mysterious circumstances, prompting an investigation by police who have formed three specialized teams. Identified as Arun and Abhishek Chaurasia, both exhibited visible injuries. The cause of death will be determined following a post-mortem examination.

PM Modi back with a selfie video, hails passage of stricter anti-paper leak bill

Prime Minister Modi celebrated the passage of a stringent anti-paper leak bill through a personal selfie video, emphasizing its significance in enhancing educational integrity and fairness. This legislative measure aims to deter examination malpractices and ensure transparency. Modi's approach highlights the government's commitment to upholding the quality of education and the merit-based selection processes in India.

Ludhiana: After months of delay, CM Mann to inaugurate two SOEs on Aug 2

Two long-awaited Schools of Eminence (SOEs) in Kidwai Nagar and Millerganj Dholewal will finally be inaugurated by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday after multiple delays. The Kidwai Nagar campus features 40 classrooms and modern facilities but has remained unused for months while students endure overcrowded conditions. Both schools aim to enhance education through advanced infrastructure and smart technologies.

Ludhiana: Assistant profs, librarians protest over job security

Assistant professors and librarians protested outside SCD Government College, urging the Punjab government to enact a law for job security for those hired under the 1158 recruitment drive. The protest is part of a campaign leading to a legislative assembly march on August 4, emphasizing the importance of job stability for higher education in Punjab. Concerns over benefits and discriminatory practices were also raised.

Jaishankar condemns Black Sea attacks in call with Ukrainian counterpart

India condemned recent attacks on merchant vessels and Indian seafarers in the Black Sea, following discussions between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha. The attacks, which resulted in casualties among Indian crew members, have implications for global food security. India emphasizes diplomacy and dialogue while Ukraine seeks India's influence in peace efforts amid escalated Russian aggression.

Gavit’s prize: An astonishing late spurt and a dream fulfilled

**Title: Vaijnath Kale's mentorship propels Dilip Gavit to historic CWG gold in para athletics**

Clean mobility is now an economic imperative

The recent West Asia conflict highlights India's critical need for energy and economic security, underscoring its heavy reliance on oil imports, which cost $137 billion in FY 2024-25. As India aims for 30% EV penetration by 2030, the push for clean mobility transforms into an economic necessity, fostering local manufacturing, job creation, and reducing vulnerability to global disruptions.

Should ERP systems evolve beyond traditional accounting logic?

Managing leases has evolved with flexible commercial plans and payment holidays, prompting a debate on whether accrual and billing schedules should align. While modern ERP systems support leasing, they often lack standardized accrual normalization, requiring custom solutions. This flexibility is essential for compliance and operational clarity, enabling better financial reporting amid changing customer payment practices.

Assam floods: Death toll climbs to 80, 2 lakh remain affected in 4 districts

The flood toll in Assam rose to 80 after two more deaths were reported, with Sivasagar district witnessing both incidents. Meanwhile, 2.12 lakh people remain affected across four districts, particularly Charaideo, Sivasagar, and Jorhat. Relief efforts are ongoing, with 112 camps established and significant supplies distributed to victims as damages to infrastructure mount across the state.

Want withdrawal of FIRs, not just closure: CJP's Saurav Das on Delhi govt move

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) urges the government to fully honor commitments made to protesters, asserting the Supreme Court did not prohibit FIR withdrawal. While welcoming a Delhi government notification stating no adverse action on protest-related FIRs, CJP emphasizes that vague language could reignite protests. Concerns about the use of force and criminal law against protesters were also voiced.

From ‘Roti, Kapda, Makan’ to AI: India’s Next Essential Skill

India's future depends on equipping its youth with AI literacy, argues Vivek Varshney, founder of SpeEdLabs. Schools must integrate AI into education to prepare students for a technology-driven workforce. With AI likely to transform numerous sectors, students should understand intelligent systems rather than just use simple applications. Varshney emphasizes AI as foundational, evolving education alongside technology.

Nepal PM Shah appeals for calm as curfew extends to new areas, toll rises to 3

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah urged calm after three deaths from communal violence, prompting extended curfews in affected areas. He committed to a transparent investigation and better health treatment for the injured. Violence erupted over a clash between communities in Sunsari, spreading to Madhesh province. The government is monitoring the situation and convening discussions for harmony, amidst heightened tensions.

India's next strategic asset isn't data, it's control over data

A new strategic race is emerging globally as countries vie for control of digital infrastructure critical to economic growth, spurred by AI advancements. Governments, including India, are seeking hybrid solutions that blend global cloud innovations with local governance to secure sensitive data. This shift underscores the importance of digital sovereignty as a foundation for resilient economies.

Cap number 278, signing off: Rahane announces retirement

Ajinkya Rahane announced his retirement from international cricket after scoring 5077 runs in 85 Test matches, reflecting on a career marked by resilience and remarkable achievements, particularly at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Despite questions about underachievement, his leadership during the challenging 2020-21 Test series against Australia solidified his legacy. Rahane's journey from Mumbai's suburbs to international cricket showcases his dedication and skill.

European nations vow WC boycott unless FIFA scraps controversial investment plan

European football's 55 UEFA member associations have unanimously decided to boycott all FIFA competitions unless FIFA abandons its controversial plans for private investment in the World Cup. UEFA criticized the proposal, which threatens the sport's integrity, warning it could prioritize commercial interests over football’s legacy. Other football confederations have also expressed concerns over FIFA's lack of consultation regarding the initiative.

Situational Awareness unwinds hedge fund with up to $24B after AI bets fail

Leopold Aschenbrenner's hedge fund, Situational Awareness, has fully unwound its portfolio due to significant losses in AI and software investments, managing $20 to $24 billion before the sell-off. Despite earlier gains of 439%, leverage led to steep declines in tech stocks, prompting asset liquidation to maintain liquidity. The fund's exposure included major put-options, and it also attempted to sell its stake in Anthropic amid financial pressures.

Lindsay Clancy: Expert explains how ‘mental illness’ defense can be overcome

The trial of Lindsay Clancy, charged with murdering her three children in January 2023, continues to captivate public interest as she pleads not guilty, citing mental illness. The defense argues her inability to discern right from wrong due to medication and undiagnosed disorders, posing significant challenges for prosecutors. Background reveals her voluntary hospitalization weeks prior to the incidents.