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The Supreme Court of India has refused to quash a POCSO case against a suspended judicial officer accused of molesting his minor daughter over four years, from 2014 to 2018. The court, finding the allegations credible based on the daughter's statement, dismissed the officer's claims that the case was a tactic by his estranged wife amid ongoing domestic violence proceedings. More Context

Gujarat's former chief minister Vijay Rupani, who viewed the number 1206 as his lucky charm, tragically died in an Air India flight crash on June 12, a date he had long associated with fortune. Remembered for his humility and community presence, Rupani's passing has left his family and Rajkot in mourning, with tributes pouring in from across the political spectrum. More Context

In Manipur, a family clings to hope as they await news of 20-year-old cabin crew member Kongbrailatpam Nganthoi Sharma, who was on Air India Flight AI 171 that crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad. Despite their grief, the ringing of her phone without a response fuels their belief that she might still be alive, even as they confront the fear and uncertainty surrounding the tragedy. More Context

Australia's captain Pat Cummins delivered a stunning performance in the World Test Championship final, taking 6 for 28 against South Africa, helping dismiss them for just 138. This marked his 14th five-wicket haul, placing him alongside Richie Benaud with nine as a Test captain, while he also achieved his 300th Test wicket, solidifying his legacy as a leading fast bowler and captain. More Context

Mani Ratnam's 'Thug Life,' featuring Kamal Haasan and praised for Silambarasan's performance, had a strong opening but saw a significant decline in collections post-weekend, with weekday earnings dropping notably. The film, which has its OTT rights with Netflix, may see an earlier digital release due to its poor box office performance, and includes music by AR Rahman. More Context

Amid persistent U.S. budget deficits exceeding $33 trillion, Warren Buffett's radical proposal resurfaced, suggesting that Congress members be disqualified from re-election if deficits surpass 3% of GDP. Utah Senator Mike Lee supports this idea and is drafting an amendment linking congressional eligibility to inflation, aiming to hold lawmakers accountable for fiscal irresponsibility, though critics warn of potential governance paralysis. More Context