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US Warns Over Houthi Red Sea Blockade

President Donald Trump said the United States would “take care of it” if Yemen’s Houthis move to block Red Sea shipping, noting past actions against the group and indicating Washington would respond if the threat materializes. The comments come as the Houthis threaten to disrupt one of the world’s key trade routes amid broader U.S.-Iran tensions and regional clashes over Saudi ports and airports.

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Tilak Varma defends strike rate before Zimbabwe T20s

Tilak Varma says his strike rate is shaped by team needs and match conditions, and he will grind or attack as required, taking vice-captaincy responsibilities seriously while disregarding external criticism. With India aiming to rebound in the Zimbabwe T20Is after a disappointing UK tour and Ireland/England series, the focus is on adapting to varied conditions and contributing to wins where his role demands it.

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Amitabh Bachchan Reports ICU Stay, Surgery, On Road to Recovery

Amitabh Bachchan disclosed that he was hospitalized for surgery and spent time in the ICU, and has since returned home, describing the post-discharge recovery as the most difficult phase of life—physically, psychologically, and practically. He did not reveal details of the surgery, and fans have shown concern and swept in with well-wishes as his team keeps updates private.

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Nadda Visits Delhi Hospitals to Review Protesters' Injuries

Union Health Minister JP Nadda visited Ram Manohar Lohia and Lady Hardinge hospitals to check on protesters injured during the Cockroach Janta Party’s Chalo Sansad march, with around 60 protesters and over 118 police injured. The protests demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, and Nadda had earlier held talks with CJP representatives promising internal discussions, with leaders like Rahul Gandhi visiting injured protesters and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk continuing treatment.

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Gill Retires Hurt After 100-Run Stand with Iyer

India captain Shubman Gill retired hurt on 80 off 75 while chasing 259 against England at Edgbaston due to cramps, with Washington Sundar coming in as his replacement as India looked set to press for victory. England had earlier posted 258, built by a 121-run seventh-wicket stand between Joe Root and Liam Dawson, while Axar Patel claimed four wickets for India.

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