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A total of 564, two innings bowled out in a single day, and a six-wicket debut haul from Manav Suthar. The one-off Test at Mullanpur finished on the third day.
Governor Sanjay Malhotra kept the stance neutral, left the policy rate unchanged on a unanimous vote, and cut the growth projection in the same decision, citing the West Asia conflict.
A national accounts release on June 5 put real growth for the year at 7.7% and the March quarter at 7.8%, on a revised 2022-23 base. The Reserve Bank used the same week to cut its FY27 projection to 6.6%.
The southwest monsoon reached Kerala around June 4, several days behind schedule, and the season's forecast was cut. Neither fact is as alarming as it looks — and neither is as reassuring as it sounds.
The Congress president who led the party to 135 seats in 2023 took the oath at Lok Bhavan on Wednesday afternoon, ending the Siddaramaiah era that began in May 2023.
A five-wicket win in Ahmedabad gave Rajat Patidar's side back-to-back championships. The margin flatters a final that was, by the losing captain's own account, closer than the scoreboard suggests.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru beat Gujarat Titans in the final after a league and knockouts in which the same two teams met repeatedly. Kohli's fastest half-century in an IPL final was the record; the season was the story.
The court has accepted the commission's revised electoral-roll methodology and set a citizenship question running alongside it. The order gives the exercise a legal foundation and a new obligation at the same time.
The capture of a fortress overlooking the Mediterranean approaches marks a physical change on the ground, not a change of statement, in a conflict whose diplomacy has repeatedly outrun its front line.
The finance minister named the problem in May: fuel, fertiliser and foreign exchange, all three moving against India at once. Working from the published price and trade figures, the third constraint is the one that turns two problems into one.
