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    "Let Me Die In Peace": CBI Chargesheet Reconstructs Twisha Sharma Final 90 Minutes
    The final 90 minutes of actor and former model Twisha Sharma’s life have emerged in detail in the Central Bureau of Investigation’s chargesheet, which reconstructs her movements and conversations through phone records, messages and CCTV footage on the night of her death. According to the CBI, Twisha was deeply distressed during the evening of May 12 and made several attempts to contact members of her family shortly before her death. The agency has accused her husband, Samarth Singh, and his mother, retired judge Giribala Singh, of subjecting her to mental cruelty and abetting her suicide. The allegations have not been proved in court. The sequence described in the chargesheet began at around 9:20 pm, when Twisha reportedly spoke to her sister-in-law, Rashi Abrol. Investigators said she was crying during the conversation and spoke about an argument with Samarth. Another call followed at approximately 9:29 pm, but the conversation was reportedly brief. At around 9:36 pm, Twisha allegedly sent a message to her sister-in-law that has since become a central part of the investigation. In the message, she reportedly asked her sister-in-law to tell Samarth to collect the “left over” of his wife and ended with an appeal to be allowed to die in peace. Just minutes later, CCTV footage allegedly showed Twisha walking towards the terrace of the residence. At approximately 9:41 pm, she called her father. According to the CBI, she was crying and told him that Samarth had allegedly behaved aggressively towards her. She also reportedly asked her parents to come to Bhopal immediately. At around 10:05 pm, Twisha made another call to her mother, Rekha Rani Sharma. Investigators said she again spoke about problems involving her husband. After the call ended, her mother reportedly attempted to contact her several times. The investigation states that Twisha’s mother subsequently contacted Giribala Singh at around 10:10 pm and asked her to check on Twisha because she was reportedly crying and distressed. According to the chargesheet, Giribala left her room at approximately 10:16 pm and began looking for her daughter-in-law. Giribala allegedly called Twisha’s phone around 10:18 pm but received no response. At approximately 10:21 pm, she reportedly contacted Samarth. CCTV footage cited by the CBI allegedly shows the two moving towards the terrace around two minutes later. Twisha was subsequently brought downstairs and taken to AIIMS Bhopal. Doctors declared her brought dead at approximately 10:55 pm, according to the investigation. The CBI’s chargesheet also examines events in the months leading up to Twisha’s death. Investigators allege that she experienced continuing marital problems after marrying Samarth in December 2025. The couple had reportedly met through a dating application earlier that year. Financial disagreements have also become part of the investigation. The CBI has alleged that a dispute developed over around ₹20 lakh that Twisha had invested. According to investigators, she was allegedly pressured to move the money into a joint account but refused, maintaining that the money belonged to her father. The investigation has also focused on Twisha’s pregnancy. According to the chargesheet, she learned that she was pregnant in April 2026 and was uncertain about continuing the pregnancy because of the circumstances surrounding her marriage. The CBI alleges that she later took medication to terminate the pregnancy and that the decision became another source of tension within the family. A medical consultation conducted before her death has also been examined by investigators. According to the chargesheet, Twisha was reportedly emotionally distressed during the consultation. The doctor allegedly advised the couple to communicate more patiently and also recommended that they stop using marijuana. Another significant detail is that Twisha had reportedly planned to leave Bhopal on the day she died. The CBI said she contacted her mother and requested ₹3,000 to purchase a train ticket to Nasirabad in Rajasthan. Her father reportedly transferred the money, and she booked the ticket. Investigators have said Twisha had told her family that she had attempted to save the marriage but wanted to return home. The circumstances surrounding her plans to leave the marital home are now an important part of the investigation into what happened later that evening. Questions about the cause and manner of death have also been examined through a second post-mortem. According to the CBI chargesheet, an AIIMS Delhi medical board concluded that Twisha died from asphyxia caused by ante-mortem hanging and classified the death as suicidal. The board reportedly did not find other significant injuries indicating an assault or struggle immediately before her death. The CBI’s case therefore centres on allegations of prolonged mental cruelty and abetment of suicide rather than an allegation that Twisha was physically murdered. The investigation into the case is nevertheless continuing in several areas. Forensic examination of Twisha’s iPhone is reportedly pending, while CCTV footage recovered from the residence has also been sent for forensic analysis. Investigators are examining electronic records, call details, CCTV footage and voice samples as they attempt to establish the complete sequence of events. The CBI has accused Samarth Singh and Giribala Singh of offences connected with cruelty and abetment of suicide, while also seeking further investigation into allegations relating to dowry and dowry death. 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    Union Minister JP Nadda Undergoes Angioplasty at Delhi's AIIMS, Condition Stable: Hospital

    Union Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda underwent angioplasty at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, on Monday, August 17, 2026. The hospital said his condition is stable and he remains under observation in the Department of Cardiology. According to an AIIMS statement, Nadda underwent the procedure after being evaluated for uneasiness. The hospital confirmed that he is currently stable and receiving medical care.

    Several political leaders have wished the Union minister a speedy recovery. Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi expressed his concern and prayed for Nadda’s good health. “Wishing a speedy recovery and good health to Union Minister Shri JP Nadda Ji,” Sanghavi said in a post on X. Gujarat Energy and Petrochemicals Minister Rushikesh Patel also extended his wishes to Nadda, hoping for his swift recovery and continued good health.

    Nadda had been admitted to the cardiology department at AIIMS on August 14 for observation after experiencing uneasiness. The hospital had earlier said that he was evaluated on the evening of August 13 and underwent several tests, including a coronary angiography. AIIMS stated that Nadda was stable and had been admitted for further observation under the Department of Cardiology.

    The latest update indicates that Nadda remains stable following the angioplasty. Further details about his health and discharge are expected from the hospital as his medical team continues to monitor his recovery. The Union minister, who also plays a prominent role in the BJP's organisational and political affairs, is expected to resume his regular responsibilities after doctors give him clearance.
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    The Bold Idea of Women Playing Simply for the Joy of It
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    When Ancy Alexander lost her husband, Aneesh Ananth, suddenly at the age of 44, her counsellor encouraged her to become physically active as a way of coping with grief. Although Ancy had never played a sport before, she decided to try football because it reminded her of her husband, who had loved cricket, tennis and football. She hoped that playing the game would be a meaningful way to honour his memory.

    Her search for opportunities to play women’s football led her to Sisters in Sweat (SIS), an organisation founded by former national hockey player Swetha Subbiah and national-level footballer Tanvie Hans. SIS began in 2017 when a group of women came together simply to play football, exercise and have fun. The first session attracted 17 women and was so successful that they wanted to continue meeting every weekend.

    Since then, SIS has grown from a WhatsApp group into a larger community offering activities such as basketball, pickleball, swimming, tennis, running, yoga and Pilates. It now operates in seven cities and has more than 12,000 women and girls between the ages of 16 and 60. One of the major challenges it addresses is access. Many sports facilities are dominated by men, which can make women, particularly beginners, feel uncomfortable or intimidated.

    For many participants, sport provides more than exercise. It offers confidence, independence and a sense of identity. In a society where women’s lives can often be heavily shaped by expectations and limited choices, sport gives them a space where they can make decisions, compete, have fun and simply be themselves. The rise of women’s recreational sport is taking place alongside significant progress in competitive sport. Indian women athletes such as Manu Bhaker, P. V. Sindhu, Lovlina Borgohain and members of the national cricket team have become role models for younger generations. Their achievements demonstrate that women can succeed at the highest levels of sport and inspire others to participate.

    The stories of athletes from disadvantaged backgrounds make this progress even more powerful. Asmita Dey, for example, grew up in a small village in Tripura as the daughter of a cycle mechanic. Financial difficulties did not prevent her from pursuing sport, even though her family had to take loans to support her participation in overseas training camps. Similarly, para-athlete Sharmila Dhanker began competing in shot put at the age of 34 after overcoming childhood polio, an early marriage and an abusive relationship. Her journey shows that it is never necessarily too late to begin a sporting career.

    Despite these successes, many girls continue to leave sport as they grow older. Research has linked participation in sport with improved confidence, academic performance and career opportunities, yet girls drop out at higher rates than boys. Fear of judgment, lack of confidence, inadequate facilities and social expectations all contribute to this decline. In India, access to sport often becomes particularly limited after girls leave college, while basic requirements such as safe playing spaces and clean toilets remain inadequate.

    Organisations such as Sisters in Sweat and Ready Set Girl are trying to change this situation by creating communities where women and girls can participate in sport without feeling that they have to become professional athletes. Their message is that sport does not always have to be about medals, representing a state or playing for the country. It can simply be about enjoyment, friendship, competition and having a space to move freely. The greatest benefit of women’s participation in sport may not be a medal. Sport can give women the confidence and freedom to occupy public spaces, make decisions, travel, develop their abilities and express themselves. For women who play simply because they enjoy it, the act of playing itself is a victory.
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    Three Workers Remain Trapped as Rescue Operation Continues at Uttarakhand Tunnel
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    Rescue teams continued their efforts on Friday to reach three workers who remain trapped inside an under-construction tunnel in Chamoli district after a sudden inflow of water and debris disrupted work at the site. The incident took place in the Pipalkoti area, where construction work was underway as part of the Vishnugad-Pipalkoti hydroelectric project. A sudden surge of water and debris entered the tunnel while workers were inside, leaving several people trapped underground and prompting an immediate rescue response.

    Rescue agencies have managed to bring a number of workers out of the affected section, while seven workers have reportedly died in the incident. Several rescued workers were also taken for medical treatment. The search for the three workers still inside the tunnel remains the main priority for authorities. Personnel from the National Disaster Response Force, State Disaster Response Force, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and other emergency agencies have been deployed at the site. Heavy machinery is being used to remove mud, rocks and other debris blocking access to the affected section. Rescue teams are also working to control the water accumulating inside the tunnel.

    The operation has proved difficult because of unstable ground conditions and the large amount of debris inside the structure. Rescuers are having to carefully clear the passage while ensuring that further movement of rocks or water does not put their own teams at risk. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami visited the area and reviewed the ongoing rescue operation. Officials briefed him on the conditions inside the tunnel and the efforts being made to reach the trapped workers. The administration has directed rescue agencies to use all available resources to locate and evacuate them safely.

    The accident has once again highlighted the challenges involved in carrying out major infrastructure projects in Uttarakhand's mountainous terrain. The region is vulnerable to landslides, sudden water movement and other geological hazards, making safety and emergency preparedness particularly important at underground construction sites. For now, rescue teams remain focused on reaching the three workers still trapped inside the tunnel. Operations are continuing as authorities work to clear the obstruction, manage the water and create a safe route for their evacuation.
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    Sukhbir Singh Badal Attacked at Gurdwara in Nanded, Rushed to Hospital
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    Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president and former Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal was attacked at a gurdwara in Nanded, Maharashtra, on Thursday, August 13, 2026. According to initial reports, Badal was allegedly attacked with a kirpan by a Nihang while visiting the religious site. He was subsequently rushed to a hospital for treatment.

    The incident reportedly occurred during Badal’s visit to a gurdwara in Nanded. The exact circumstances surrounding the confrontation remain unclear, and authorities are investigating what led to the alleged assault. Badal reportedly suffered an injury to his hand in the incident. A member of his security team was also injured while attempting to intervene. Both were taken to a private hospital, according to reports. Further information about Badal’s condition was awaited as authorities continued their investigation.

    Police have reportedly taken the alleged attacker into custody. Investigators are examining eyewitness accounts and other evidence to establish the sequence of events and determine the motive behind the attack. The incident has attracted significant attention because of Badal’s prominent political position and his previous experience of being targeted.

    In December 2024, Badal survived an assassination attempt outside the Golden Temple in Amritsar. A gunman had fired at him while he was performing religious service, but the attempt was foiled after people nearby intervened. The latest incident in Nanded is expected to raise fresh questions about security arrangements for political leaders visiting religious places and other public locations. Authorities are continuing to investigate the attack, while more details about the suspect, the motive and Badal’s medical condition are expected to emerge.
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