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In Sukma district, Chhattisgarh, five family members were killed over suspicions of witchcraft. The accused have surrendered and been arrested. Villagers believed the victims caused health issues and personal losses. Police are investigating the case from all angles and dismissed any Maoist involvement.

Transport minister Pratap Sarnaik stated that MSRTC is facing significant financial losses due to concessions provided to women and senior citizens, amounting to Rs 3 crore daily. However, DCM Ekanth Shinde assured that these discounts will continue despite the financial strain.

Australia reclaimed the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after a 3-1 series win against India, highlighted by a six-wicket victory in the final Test at Sydney. Ex-cricketer Mohammad Kaif and coach Gautam Gambhir emphasized the need for Indian players to prioritize domestic cricket and improve their skills on varied tracks to excel in Test matches.

Sanjeeb Wazed, son of ousted Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina, accuses the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus of using the judiciary to target Awami League leaders through a questionable tribunal. The government seeks Hasina’s extradition for alleged crimes against humanity, while India considers denying the request under their political extradition treaty.

Team India skipper Rohit Sharma engaged warmly with fans in Canberra while preparing for a warm-up match against Australia’s Prime Minister’s XI. Recently returned after paternity leave, Rohit balanced fan interactions with serious practice despite weather disruptions. The match was crucial for acclimatization to Australian conditions ahead of the upcoming day-night Test match in Adelaide.

The Biden administration was made aware of Israel’s plans to strike Iran in retaliation for the Oct. 1 ballistic missile attack days in advance of the strike Friday night.  A source familiar with the proceeding confirmed to Fox News that multiple conversations were held between U.S. and Israeli officials, and the exact time of attack…