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IPL 2025: Iyer, Arora lead KKR to dominating 80-run victory over SRH

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) triumphed over Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) by 80 runs in IPL 2025, powered by Venkatesh Iyer’s explosive 60 off 29 balls and Vaibhav Arora's 3-wicket haul. KKR set a formidable total of 200/6 and dismissed SRH for 120, showcasing strong teamwork and a dominant performance at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Trump tariffs: Dow Jones drops 1,400 points, US market leads global sell-off

The US stock market saw a sharp decline as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 1,400 points, or 3.3%, following President Trump’s new tariffs on imports. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also dropped, reflecting a global market sell-off. Economists warn these tariffs could lower US economic growth and increase inflation, potentially leading to a recession. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

With coconut & coke, American tried to befriend Sentinelese

A US national, Mykhailo Viktorvych Polyakov, was arrested for entering prohibited North Sentinel Island in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. He was remanded to custody with video evidence confirming his visit. Polyakov claimed to be a thrill seeker and had previously attempted similar actions, including making contact with isolated tribes. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

All you need to know about Tom Holland's Spider-man: Brand New Day

Marvel announced the new Spider-Man movie titled 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' with Destin Daniel Cretton set to direct. Filming begins this summer, and the movie is scheduled for release on July 31, 2026. Tom Holland will return, and the cast includes Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, and new addition Sadie Sink. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

White House to DOGE employees: Disable this feature of Signal app

The Trump White House directed Department of Government Efficiency employees to disable Signal's auto-delete feature to preserve records, following revelations of sensitive military information leaks. Officials mistakenly included an Atlantic reporter in the Signal chats discussing Yemen attack plans, prompting the new policy to ensure compliance with federal recordkeeping laws. from Times of India via iamshivamvns