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A charge-sheet has been filed by the SIT against Kamal Singh Jamwal, 63, for the attempted assassination of former J&K CM Farooq Abdullah. Jamwal allegedly fired at Abdullah during a wedding ceremony in Jammu, driven by resentment over Kashmiri migrant issues. The SIT's investigation indicates a pre-meditated intent to target the politician.

National Conference president Farooq Abdullah weighed in on a liquor ban debate in Jammu and Kashmir, citing his father's 1977 stance that revenue generation was key. He argued that prohibition wouldn't stop consumption, as people would source alcohol from outside. Abdullah also questioned critics' silence when liquor shops previously opened across the region.

Pakistan introduces new talent for the opening Test against Bangladesh in Dhaka. Abdullah Fazal and Azan Awais receive their maiden Test caps. This move comes as Babar Azam is sidelined with a knee injury. The team aims to rebuild with a younger batting core. Pakistan captain Shan Masood won the toss and elected to field first.

Dr. Farooq Abdullah defended the revenue generated by liquor sales in Jammu and Kashmir, citing his father's stance in 1977 and stating a ban would only occur with financial compensation from the central government. He criticized opposition parties for selectively raising concerns about liquor shops, while the government emphasizes its 'Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan'.

Twin explosions in Punjab's Jalandhar and Amritsar have sparked political debate, with former Union minister Farooq Abdullah downplaying the incidents and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann accusing the BJP of fear-mongering. The NIA is assisting in the investigation of the blasts, which caused property damage but no casualties.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah defended the presence of liquor shops, stating they cater to individuals whose religions permit alcohol consumption and that no one is coerced. He emphasized his government's policy of not opening new shops and ensuring existing ones were not near youth centers. This stance drew criticism, prompting further clarification from the CM.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah defended the region's liquor policy, stating shops are for those whose religion permits consumption. His comments come amid a 100-day anti-drug campaign, with calls to extend it to liquor. Abdullah highlighted his government's efforts to prevent youth from consuming alcohol, including not opening new shops.

An unusual sight unfolded at Srinagar's Royal Spring Golf Course. Two bears entered the premises and made off with a flag. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah shared a video of the incident online. The bears' playful act amused onlookers. The golf course's proximity to forests often leads to wildlife sightings.

Iltija Mufti, daughter of Mehbooba Mufti, claims the National Conference, in league with the BJP, suspended her X account. She alleges this follows her criticism of the NC and the proposed removal of Urdu as a mandatory language. Her Facebook page was also recently deactivated, impacting her political outreach.

India's aspirations for the FIFA U-17 World Cup faced a significant setback as Australia secured a dominant 4-0 victory in their AFC U-17 Asian Cup opener. Goals from Becvinovski, Court, Demuth, and Oliveira sealed the win. India now faces a crucial must-win match against Uzbekistan to keep their World Cup dreams alive.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah refuted claims of removing Urdu from revenue jobs, stating a proposal is under consideration for public feedback, not a final decision. He challenged the PDP to produce an order, accusing them of misrepresenting the process.

Bangladesh secured a commanding 104-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test, taking a 1-0 series lead. Nahid Rana's exceptional bowling spell dismantled Pakistan's chase after a promising start by debutant Abdullah Fazal. This historic win marks Bangladesh's first home Test triumph against Pakistan, signaling a significant shift in red-ball cricket.

Four members of the Dokadia family in Mumbai died after consuming watermelon laced with zinc phosphide, a potent rat poison. The toxin releases lethal phosphine gas in the body, leading to rapid organ failure. Despite medical intervention, the family succumbed to the poisoning, leaving authorities to investigate the circumstances of its ingestion.

Bangladesh secured a commanding 104-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test in Dhaka. A late collapse saw Pakistan lose seven wickets in the final session. Nahid Rana's exceptional bowling performance was key to Bangladesh's win. This marks Pakistan's first-ever Test defeat in Bangladesh. The series continues with the second Test in Sylhet.

Pakistan faced severe online backlash after a crushing 104-run defeat to Bangladesh, marking their third consecutive Test loss to the hosts. Despite a late fightback led by debutant Abdullah Fazal, Bangladesh's Nahid Rana's exceptional bowling secured a historic home victory. The loss also saw Pakistan drop two places in the World Test Championship standings.

A heartbreaking situation has unfolded in a village near Sajeti police station, where a 21-year-old woman claims she endured four days of captivity, sexual violence, and was pressured into changing her religion. Her father, worried after she vanished, alerted the authorities, leading to her discovery at the location of the alleged offender.

Rat poison, specifically zinc phosphide, has been identified as the cause of death for four members of the Dokadia family in Mumbai. Forensic tests confirmed the poison was inside the watermelon they consumed. Police are now investigating whether the incident was accidental, suicidal, or homicidal, examining all possibilities.

Get ready for a cinematic treat! Ananya Panday and Lakshya star in the breathtaking romantic musical 'Chand Mera Dil,' premiering in theaters on May 22, skillfully sidestepping a clash with Varun Dhawan's latest film. With its captivating soundtrack earning rave reviews, 'Chand Mera Dil' will soon follow its big-screen journey with a release on JioHotstar around 45-60 days later.

A family of four in Mumbai tragically died after allegedly eating watermelon. Initial reports from a state-run hospital's microbiology department found no bacterial infection in the victims' bodies. Investigations are ongoing, with samples sent for detailed analysis to determine the exact cause of death and if any consumed food contained poison.

Awaab Ishak, a two-year-old boy, died in a Rochdale flat due to prolonged exposure to black mould, a preventable tragedy. His family's persistent fight led to Awaab's Law, enacted in October 2025, mandating social landlords to address emergency hazards and significant damp and mould risks within strict timeframes, protecting millions of tenants.