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In a massive development in the #TwishaSharma death case, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has quashed the anticipatory bail granted to former judge Giribala Singh, Twisha’s mother-in-law, clearing the way for the CBI to take her into custody. The court’s decision comes amid intensifying scrutiny over the alleged dowry death case that has shaken the country.

The CBI, which recently took over the investigation, has already secured custody of Twisha’s husband Samarth Singh and recreated the events of the night Twisha was found dead. The High Court was informed that Giribala Singh allegedly failed to cooperate with investigators despite multiple notices and was accused of obstructing access to key evidence.

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At just 22, Saanika Shah has scripted an extraordinary story of courage, passion, and perseverance by conquering the world’s tallest peak — Mount Everest. The young mountaineer, who had earlier captured hearts by performing a graceful Bharatnatyam recital at Everest Base Camp, has now turned that symbolic moment into a historic triumph.

Sharing the news after her successful summit, Saanika revealed that she returned to the base camp at around 3:30 AM, exhausted from the brutal climb yet overwhelmed with joy and pride.

“Mount Everest is the most challenging, riskiest, and toughest thing I would have ever done in this lifetime,” she wrote, reflecting on the physically and emotionally demanding journey to the top of the world.

But Saanika’s achievement is about far more than scaling mountains. A passionate Bharatnatyam dancer and fearless adventurer, she is redefining what young women can aspire to be — graceful yet gritty, artistic yet unstoppable. Her performance of Bharatnatyam at Everest Base Camp became a powerful symbol of carrying culture, identity, and womanhood to unimaginable heights.

With successful climbs of Mount Elbrus, Mount Kilimanjaro, and now Mount Everest, Saanika is steadily moving closer to her dream of completing the prestigious Seven Summits challenge — inspiring countless young girls to believe that no dream is too distant and no peak too high.

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Assam-based photojournalist Gitika Talukdar is once again making history on the global stage. FIFA has officially accredited her to cover the 2026 FIFA World Cup, making it her third consecutive assignment at the men’s football World Cup — a remarkable achievement that also makes her the only female photojournalist from India selected to represent the country’s media contingent at the prestigious tournament.

In a field traditionally dominated by men, Gitika’s journey stands as a powerful symbol of women breaking barriers in international sports journalism. Over the years, she has emerged as a proud voice for Northeast India and South Asian sports media, capturing some of the world’s biggest sporting moments through her lens.

Her impressive portfolio includes coverage of the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups, the 2019 and 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cups, as well as the Tokyo Olympics 2020 and Paris Olympics 2024.

FIFA’s repeated accreditation of Gitika is being seen not just as recognition of her professional excellence, but also as an inspiring milestone for women aspiring to enter global sports media. Through determination, consistency and passion, she continues to prove that Indian women belong at the very heart of the world’s biggest sporting events.

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The death of Twisha Sharma has shaken the country and sparked conversations that go far beyond one case. For many, her story has become part of a larger and painful reckoning with the realities many women continue to speak about — pressure inside marriage, expectations placed on women, and questions around power, accountability and justice.

Today in Bhopal, after the second postmortem was completed — a process her family had fought for through the courts — Twisha’s last rites were finally performed and her loved ones bid her a final goodbye.

Present at her final farewell were her parents, her brother Major Harshit Sharma, cousins, relatives and close friends — standing together through unimaginable grief. The most difficult moments came as the family gathered around Twisha for one final time, with emotional scenes marking a farewell no family imagines making so soon.

Her family has publicly alleged dowry-related pressure, harassment and raised concerns over the circumstances surrounding her death, allegations that remain under investigation.

Tomorrow, the case enters another chapter as the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the matter after taking suo motu cognisance.

Our deepest condolences to Twisha Sharma’s family, friends and everyone who loved her.

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Today, as Twisha Sharma is laid to rest in Bhopal at 5 PM following the completion of medical procedures, our thoughts are with her family and everyone who loved her.

This is a moment beyond headlines, beyond courtrooms, and beyond public debate — a moment of grief for parents saying goodbye to their daughter, for her sibling and cousins losing a part of themselves, and for loved ones carrying questions that may take time to answer.

May Twisha be remembered not for the circumstances of her passing, but for the life she lived, the dreams she carried, and the people whose lives she touched.

We offer our deepest condolences to her family. May they find strength, dignity, and peace in the difficult days ahead. And may truth and justice, wherever they lead, bring them some measure of closure.

Rest in peace, Twisha.

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The "Cockroach Janta Party" (CJP) has taken the internet by storm, but their massive Instagram page was just "hacked" and their X account withheld. What do you think is actually going on here?

Join us we decode the madness on today's episode of Bottomline with Barkha at 6 PM IST: youtube.com/live/v6stWEZCq38?feature=share

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The X account of Cockroach Janata Party, a fast-growing satirical movement, has been withheld in India following its explosive rise on social media. The outfit, founded by Abhijeet Dipke, recently grabbed attention after surpassing the Instagram following of Bharatiya Janata Party. Shortly after the restriction, a new account titled “Cockroach is Back” surfaced online and quickly gained thousands of followers.

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Hamza Burhan, accused to be a major handler of terror operations in Jammu and Kashmir, was killed in a shooting incident in Muzaffarabad by unidentified attackers. He had been previously linked him to the Pulwama attack and other cross-border terror plots and was accused of coordinating attacks through local terrorist networks. His death adds to a string of assassinations targeting high-profile terrorists associated with groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Hizbul Mujahideen, and Jaish-e-Mohammed across Pakistan.

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Amid mounting pressure and public outrage in the Twisha Sharma death case, the Madhya Pradesh government has moved to seek a CBI investigation. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav met Twisha’s family and assured them that the case would be probed impartially, after which the state reportedly announced to formally request the Central Bureau of Investigation to take over the inquiry.

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Name changes in pakistan have stirred a conversation. Pakistan has begun reviving several old locality and street names linked to its Hindu, Sikh, Jain and colonial past — names that had disappeared from public memory after the Partition of India. The decision has brought back identities like Krishan Nagar and Dharampura, replacing later-era names introduced over the decades. The move reflects an effort in Pakistan to reconnect the city with its layered cultural roots and restore fragments of a diverse past that once defined Lahore’s character.

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