rajasthan premises

In a significant breakthrough, Delhi Police arrested Himmat Singh Lodha, an elderly figure in a decade-old scheme that defrauded pharmaceutical companies out of approximately Rs 98 lakh. With a bounty of Rs 50,000 placed on his head by authorities in Gujarat, Lodha reportedly employed false identities and bounced cheques to acquire essential raw materials.

A 19-year-old man was critically injured after coming into contact with high-voltage overhead electric wires while attempting to film a social media reel on a stationary goods train at Mancheswar railway station. He climbed onto the train and his head touched the OHE system, causing him to fall. Railway authorities are reiterating warnings against such dangerous activities.

Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill shared a heartwarming moment with his father before a sensational 84 off 44 balls. His explosive innings, alongside Sai Sudharsan's 55, powered GT to a massive 229/4 against Rajasthan Royals. Washington Sundar also contributed a crucial unbeaten 37.

Indian police are increasingly encountering murder suspects who allegedly draw inspiration from crime thrillers for their cover-ups. Recent cases across multiple states reveal accused individuals attempting to hide bodies, destroy evidence, and mislead investigations using tactics seemingly borrowed from popular films and series, highlighting a disturbing trend.

A snake rescuer's passion tragically ended his life in Jaisalmer after being bitten thrice by a cobra he was attempting to catch. Ashok Vaishnav, known for his expertise, was bitten on the hand while trying to secure the snake by its tail. Despite swift medical attention and ventilator support, he succumbed to his injuries.

The BCCI has issued a stern warning to IPL franchises regarding 'targeted compromise and honey-trapping,' enhancing security and access protocols. Stricter rules now govern hotel room access, unauthorised departures, and accreditation display. Franchise owners face new restrictions on interacting with players during matches, and vaping is strictly prohibited, with severe penalties for violations.

Rajasthan Royals captain Riyan Parag is in hot water after visuals of him vaping in the dressing room during an IPL 2026 match went viral. This incident raises serious concerns as vaping is banned in India. It adds to a string of player conduct controversies in the league. The league faces renewed scrutiny over player behavior and rule enforcement.

Rajasthan Legislative Assembly was evacuated Monday after receiving a bomb threat via email, prompting a swift security response. Bomb and dog squads conducted a thorough search of the premises. This incident follows a similar warning just days prior, with authorities closely monitoring the evolving situation.

Rajasthan Royals player Riyan Parag was reportedly seen vaping in the dressing room during a match, sparking debate and drawing a stern warning from former umpire Anil Chaudhary. The incident highlights concerns over player conduct and potential violations of India's ban on e-cigarettes, despite no specific cricket rule against vaping.

Third Alert in Two Weeks Also Turns Hoax

Rajasthan Royals captain Riyan Parag was filmed vaping in the team's dressing room during a live broadcast, sparking controversy. The act is illegal in India under the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019, raising concerns about athlete health and regulatory compliance. This incident follows a previous breach of protocol by the RR manager.