A 67-year-old retired BSNL employee was severely beaten by his son in Jaipur, India, as captured on CCTV. The incident, which occurred on June 19, led to public outrage. The victim sustained serious injuries, and an FIR was registered after initial delays by police.
ITAT Chennai granted full tax exemption on Rs 24 lakh retrenchment compensation to a senior citizen under BSNL's VRS-2019. Despite a significant delay, the tribunal recognized the compensation as tax-free under Section 10(10B), overturning the initial tax assessment.
Saturday Night Live UK's first season has concluded, largely winning over sceptics with its humour and British-centric sketches. Despite some 'hit-or-miss' moments, the show's cast and writers have gelled well, leading to strong social media performance and renewal for a second series.
Saturday Night Live UK's first season has concluded, largely winning over sceptics with its blend of British humour and topical sketches. Despite some hit-or-miss moments, the show's cast and writers have gelled well, achieving significant social media virality and earning a renewal for a second series.
Will Ferrell portrayed Jeffrey Epstein's ghost on Saturday Night Live, appearing to Donald Trump (played by James Austin Johnson) in a sketch. The ghost discussed Epstein's "hot" heaven and Trump's approval ratings, and showed visions of administration officials' futures.
Aziz Ansari made a surprise cameo on Saturday Night Live, portraying FBI Director Kash Patel in a satirical cold open that went viral. The sketch mocked Patel's leadership and public image, joking about allegations of heavy drinking, missing meetings, using federal resources for personal leisure, and giving special privileges to his girlfriend Alexis Wilkins. The segment also referenced speculation about Patel's standing with President Trump and a recent DC shooting where the shooter allegedly spared Patel.
The Lakers star would have been expecting to play a supporting role as he burrows into his 40s. But injuries means he has assumed a familiar roleLeBron James must be so sick of this. If he wanted to experience being the best player on an otherwise thin team, he could simply remember the Cleveland Cavaliers’ run to the NBA finals in 2007. Or the 2015 NBA finals when his best teammates, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love, suffered injuries. Or the 2018 season, which convinced SNL to make a spoof of James’ support staff. “I’m 53 years old,” one of LeBron’s “teammates” says in the clip. “I have seven kids, and two of them are also on the Cavs.” It’s 2026, James is a Los Angeles Laker, his two best teammates are hurt, and one of his kids actually is on the team.How on earth did we get here, again? James is 41. The story of his season was his labored yet successful pivot into the Lakers’ third option, behind Luka Dončić (who was having one of the best stretches of his career before tweaking his hamstring in a humiliating loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder) and Austin Reaves (who strained his oblique in the same game). Both men are in their primes. James, on the other hand, has been plagued with what some observers may call old guy injuries: he missed the start of the season due to sciatica; he’s sat out a couple games since thanks to arthritis in his left foot. So how – how – is it that Dončić and Reaves were the ones felled by injuries and James is the iron man? Aren’t the rules that athletes in their 20s get to enjoy energy and health, while those in their 40s have to retire and become mediocre pundits? Continue reading...
