The death toll in the Rajkot gaming zone fire tragedy has climbed to 24, including 12 children. The blaze erupted in a temporary structure at the TRP game zone during the evening hours. Rajkot Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava confirmed the casualties, with efforts underway to control the fire and rescue trapped individuals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed distress over the tragedy, directing local authorities to provide assistance. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel announced a special investigation team to probe the incident. Allegations of negligence against the gaming zone owner, Yuvraj Singh Solanki, surfaced as authorities vowed stern action.

A devastating fire engulfed the TRP game zone in Rajkot, Gujarat, resulting in the loss of at least 20 lives, including children. Rajkot Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava confirmed the fatalities, with rescue operations ongoing. The cause of the fire is under investigation, while efforts to douse the blaze face challenges due to structural collapses and high wind velocity. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel directed immediate rescue and relief measures. BJP MLA Darshita Shah expressed grief over the incident, highlighting it as a tragic first for Rajkot. Investigations and relief efforts continue amidst the grim aftermath.

A massive fire broke out at the TRP gaming zone in Rajkot, Gujarat, on Saturday evening, claiming at least seven lives, including several children. The blaze erupted in a temporary structure during the summer vacation, leading to high casualties. Rajkot Police Commissioner Raju Bhargav confirmed the incident, stating efforts to control the fire are ongoing. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has directed the city administration and Municipal Corporation to prioritize rescue and relief operations and ensure immediate treatment for the injured. Investigations into the cause of the fire are underway as authorities work to provide aid to affected families.  

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sharply reacted to Pakistani politician Chaudhry Fawad Hussain's comment on India's elections. Hussain shared Kejriwal's post and wished for "peace and harmony" in India. Kejriwal responded, telling Hussain to focus on Pakistan's problems and not interfere in India's internal matters. Kejriwal emphasized that India won't tolerate interference from nations sponsoring terrorism. This isn't the first time Hussain has commented on Indian politics; he previously shared videos of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticizing the BJP government.

A blast at an explosives manufacturing factory in Chhattisgarh's Bemetara district on Saturday left one person dead and six others injured. The explosion occurred at a unit near Pirda village, prompting a swift response from police, rescue teams, and fire brigade personnel. The injured were admitted to Dr. BR Ambedkar Memorial Hospital in Raipur, while the deceased was brought in dead. Eyewitnesses reported around 100 people were working at the factory when the blast occurred. The situation is now under control, with authorities investigating the cause of the explosion.

Surendra Agarwal, grandfather of the teen in the Pune Porsche crash, got arrested. He allegedly pressured their driver to confess to driving during the fatal accident. The incident claimed two lives on May 19. The police found the car registered under Agarwal's realty firm. Agarwal faces past charges related to a shootout with gangster Chhota Rajan. Also, two Yerawada police officials were suspended for neglecting their duties. The case underscores legal complexities and accountability in tragic events.

On Saturday, Google marked the sixth phase of India's Lok Sabha elections with a dedicated Doodle, featuring an inked index finger, a symbol of voting in India. This phase involves 58 constituencies across six states and two union territories. Google has been showcasing similar Doodles throughout the previous five election phases. Google Doodles are temporary logo changes celebrating various themes, such as holidays and influential figures, highlighting both local and global events.

Two officials from Yerawada police station, Inspector Rahul Jagdale and Assistant Police Inspector Vishwanath Todkari, suspended for alleged dereliction of duty in the Pune luxury car crash case. The 17-year-old juvenile's Porsche fatally struck two individuals in Kalyani Nagar. Additional Commissioner of Police, Manoj Patil, cited "late reporting" and "dereliction of duty" as reasons for the suspension. Pune Police Commissioner, Amitesh Kumar, acknowledged internal inquiry findings indicating lapses in registering the case. Delays in collecting the juvenile's blood samples and initially registering the offense under a lesser charge were noted concerns.

The murder of Bangladesh MP Anwarul Azim Anar takes a sinister turn as West Bengal police delve deeper into the shocking details. Suspecting a honey trap, investigators reveal CCTV footage showing Anar entering a Kolkata flat with two individuals, never to be seen again. The body, gruesomely chopped and skinned, was found with turmeric, possibly to delay decomposition. A US-based associate allegedly paid ₹5 crore for the hit. Meanwhile, a Mumbai butcher's arrest sheds light on the grisly affair. As the investigation intensifies, authorities uncover the chilling reality behind Anar's tragic demise.

Bangladesh MP Anwarul Azim Anar was brutally murdered in Kolkata after being honey-trapped, according to police. Anar arrived in the city on May 12 for medical treatment and disappeared two days later. The West Bengal CID arrested Jihad Hawladar, a Bangladeshi butcher from Mumbai, who confessed to the murder and dismemberment of Anar's body. Hawladar revealed that the plot involved four other Bangladeshi nationals and was orchestrated by Akhtaruzzaman, a US-based Bangladeshi, who allegedly paid ₹5 crore for the killing. Dhaka police detained Shilasti Rahman, suspected of luring Anar into the trap. Investigations continue as Anar's body remains missing.