The investigation into the chilling murder of Raja Raghuvanshi during a honeymoon in Meghalaya has taken a dramatic turn, as authorities arrested the owner of a flat in Indore where his wife and primary accused, Sonam Raghuvanshi, allegedly took refuge post-crime. The arrest follows the apprehension of a property dealer and a security guard who admitted to destroying evidence, including Rs. 5 lakh in cash and a pistol.

West Indies captain Hayley Matthews delivered a commanding all-round performance to lead her side to a six-wicket victory over South Africa in the third and final T20I at Cave Hill. Her 65-run knock helped the Caribbean team chase down 147 with ease, securing a 2-1 series win—their first bilateral T20I series triumph against South Africa in 12 years. Supported by Shemaine Campbelle’s steady 42 and Chinelle Henry’s composed finish, the West Indies ended the drought dating back to 2013. Despite the defeat, South Africa took away valuable experience from a closely contested tour.

In the opening Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at Headingley, India's bowling attack struggled to make early breakthroughs against a determined English opening pair. While conditions were ripe for seam bowling, the visitors lacked the aggression and spark once epitomized by Virat Kohli—both as a player and a personality. Former coach Ravi Shastri and ex-England captain Michael Atherton highlighted this absence, with Shastri suggesting India needed a designated on-field agitator to disrupt England’s rhythm.

England's chase of a formidable 371-run target was lit up by Ben Duckett’s scintillating 149, guiding the hosts within striking distance on Day 5 of the gripping Headingley Test. The visitors, however, clawed back after lunch, as Prasidh Krishna and Shardul Thakur scalped four crucial wickets in a spirited comeback. With 102 runs still required and six wickets remaining, the final session promises a nerve-wracking finish.

As the Headingley Test between India and England approached its climactic final day, tensions soared both on and off the field. With England chasing a formidable 371-run target, India’s bowlers found themselves battling not just batters but also umpiring decisions over ball changes. Mohammed Siraj, KL Rahul, and Shubman Gill repeatedly requested a new ball, only to be denied until the 27th over. Frustration spilled over, resulting in a formal reprimand for Rishabh Pant after he expressed dissent during the first innings.

Ajay Devgn’s much-anticipated thriller Raid 2, which made a decent impact at the box office, is now headed for its digital premiere on Netflix. The sequel to the 2018 hit Raid will begin streaming on June 26, as announced by the platform. The film stars Devgn as Amay Patnaik, a principled income tax officer, alongside Riteish Deshmukh in a pivotal antagonist role. While the film garnered mixed-to-positive reviews, it impressed audiences with its sharp narrative and intense face-offs.

Bollywood veteran Govinda has long claimed that he was once approached for a role in James Cameron’s global blockbuster Avatar, even alleging that he named the film and declined a lucrative offer due to personal and physical constraints. Recently, his wife Sunita Ahuja addressed the matter, expressing disbelief and unfamiliarity with such an offer ever being made. As speculation brews over the credibility of Govinda’s story, questions arise about memory, myth-making, and the fine line between ambition and anecdote in the entertainment industry.

The Delhi High Court has permitted actor Rajpal Yadav to travel to Melbourne, Australia, between June 27 and July 5 for the promotion of his upcoming film Mera Kale Rang Da Yaar. The decision comes despite Yadav’s ongoing legal entanglements, including a prior conviction in a cheque bounce case that has been temporarily suspended. The court has imposed specific conditions, including a security deposit and monitoring requirements. This move underscores a balance between judicial scrutiny and professional liberty, as the matter continues under mediation at the Delhi High Court.

Three companies—GNG Electronics (parent of Electronics Bazaar), logistics firm Glottis, and pharmaceutical manufacturer Amanta Healthcare—have received regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to proceed with their initial public offerings (IPOs). These approvals, issued between June 16 and 20, clear the path for each firm to tap public capital markets with unique offerings tailored to their industry needs.

In a significant step toward combating India's growing obesity epidemic, Danish pharmaceutical major Novo Nordisk has launched its globally acclaimed anti-obesity drug Wegovy in India. The drug, which contains semaglutide as its active ingredient, is indicated for chronic weight management and the reduction of major cardiovascular risks in overweight and obese adults. Offered in five dose strengths through a once-weekly injectable pen device, Wegovy is priced between Rs. 17,345 and Rs. 26,050 per month.