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A somber incident unfolded in northeast Delhi when two young men, Rohit Kashyap (31) and Hemant Sharma (33), tragically lost their lives in a shocking hit-and-run following an IPL match.

Three Cops Injured As Suspects Open Fire At Swat, Police Teams

In a shocking incident from Bhojpur district, a young woman was brutally attacked by a man allegedly obsessed with her. The attack took place when her male relatives were not at home, leaving her vulnerable. The police have detained the suspect, who reportedly has a troubling history of harassment towards the victim.

Manipur judoka Inunganbi Takhellambam, overcoming arduous journeys and early setbacks, achieved a historic bronze at the Asian Judo Championships. This marks a significant milestone after years of dedication, with her sights now set on the Commonwealth and Asian Games. Her journey highlights resilience and the pursuit of excellence in Indian sports.

Journalists in Hazaribag filed a complaint alleging assault by health minister Irfan Ansari's supporters during his hospital visit. The incident occurred after reporters questioned the minister on sensitive issues. Journalist bodies are protesting, demanding the minister's apology and removal, while Ansari denies his presence during the alleged attack.

Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited has halted smart meter replacements under the RDSS scheme following Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's directive. A four-member technical committee, including IIT professors, will investigate widespread complaints about meter quality and connectivity. Decisions on the smart meter rollout will await the committee's report, amidst ongoing consumer concerns about mandatory prepaid conversions.

Three men and a minor have been arrested in northeast Delhi for allegedly murdering a 39-year-old man. The accused reportedly attacked Aqeel Ahmad with a knife after he refused to give them a matchbox. Police have recovered the weapon used in the crime.

Ranchi police apprehended 164 individuals, including 159 exam aspirants and alleged 'solver' gang members, for attempting to use unfair means and forgery in the Jharkhand Excise Constable Competitive Examination. Authorities seized printers, question-answer sets, and mobile phones. The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission chairman asserted no paper leak occurred, attributing the arrests to a tip-off.