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Vaibhav Suryavanshi has now scored 252 runs in seven matches this season, but it was his blistering hundred that has been the highlight of his debut season.

young batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi continues to shine in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, drawing high praise from Rajasthan Royals (RR) batting coach Vikram Rathour for his composed and impactful performances under pressure. Following Suryavanshi’s latest knock of 57 off 33 balls against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Delhi, Rathour hailed the youngster’s temperament and growth. “Very impressive,” Rathour said at the post-match press conference.

“We’ve been working with him for quite some time now, maybe three to four months, we have seen all these aspects, but it is great to see him performing well in games under pressure situations,” he added.

The 14-year-old walked into a chase of 188 against CSK, where the ball was moving around and scoring opportunities were limited early in the innings. However, Suryavanshi showcased remarkable maturity, hitting four sixes and four boundaries in his fluent knock.

“In a big game like today, when he went in, the ball was doing a bit. He hardly got any deliveries and wasn’t on strike much in the powerplay,” Rathour explained.

“The kind of maturity and temperament he showed were excellent. These kinds of experiences will definitely make him a better player going forward,” he added.

Suryavanshi has now scored 252 runs in seven matches this season, but it was his blistering hundred against Gujarat Titans (GT) in Jaipur that made headlines around the world. At just 14 years of age, he became the youngest ever centurion in men’s T20 cricket, smashing 101 off 38 balls. His century, which came in just 35 deliveries, stands as the second-fastest in IPL history.

Recapping the match, Vaibhav Suryavanshi and skipper Sanju Samson’s blitzkrieg, topped up by Yashasvi Jaiswal’s fiery start, sealed a six-wicket triumph with 17 balls to spare for Rajasthan Royals over Chennai Super Kings at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in the IPL 2025.

Yashasvi Jaiswal (36) and a 98-run partnership between Samson and Suryavanshi kept Rajasthan in control and lifted the team to a commanding victory in their final game of the season.

Anuradha Paswan has been arrested for cheating 25 grooms and fleeing with jewellery and cash worth lakhs.

Anuradha Paswan, known as ‘looting bride’ or ‘looteri Dulhan’, has been arrested for cheating 25 innocent grooms and fleeing with jewellery and cash worth lakhs. She would pick a new name, a new city, and a new identity to trick men into fake marriages, play the ideal bride and perfect daughter-in-law game before running away with jewellery and cash. Sawai Madhopur Police played an uno reverse card on Ms Paswan and tricked her into a fake marriage, leading to her arrest.

The Pretty-Poor Bride Next Door

She is alone. She is poor. She is helpless. She has an unemployed brother. She wants to get married, but financial constraints prevent her from starting a new chapter in her life. She is Anuradha Paswan, 32, pretending to be the pretty-poor bride next door.

But she is the leader of a fake marriage gang, known for cheating people of their trust and money. Ms Paswan’s gang members take her pictures and profile to prospective grooms, pitching for an ideal match. The matchmaker, originally a gang member, charges Rs 2 lakh for setting up the match.

Once the deal is sealed, a marriage consent letter is prepared. The couple takes vows in a temple or at home, as per the rituals. And then begins the play.

Ms Paswan acts all cute and naive with the groom and her in-laws. To win their trust, she establishes a bond with every family member.

Within days, she executes the final act of her plan – to intoxicate food and run away with jewellery, cash, and other valuables.

Vishnu Sharma, One Of 25 Victims, Had Taken Loan For Marriage

On April 20, Vishnu Sharma, a resident of Sawai Madhopur, married Ms Paswan from Madhya Pradesh. The marriage took place as per the Hindu rituals, in the presence of friends and family. The marriage was arranged through broker Pappu Meena, for which Vishnu paid him two lakh rupees.

Within two weeks of the marriage, Ms Paswan fled with jewellery worth Rs 1.25 lakh, Rs 30,000 cash and a mobile phone costing Rs 30,000.

“I run a handcart and got married by taking a loan. I had also borrowed a mobile, she took that too. I never sensed that she would cheat me,” said Mr Sharma.

Recounting the night Ms Paswan left his house, Mr Sharma said, he returned from work late at night and slept soon after dinner.

“I usually don’t sleep much, but that night I slept like a baby, as if someone gave me a sleeping pill,” he said.

Mr Sharma’s mother is also in shock.

After this, the Sharma family lodged a police complaint.

Rajasthan Police’s Uno-Reverse

Based on the information shared by Vishnu, the Sawai Madhopur police laid a trap for Ms Paswan. A constable acted as a potential groom, also a customer for the agent, who showed pictures of several women.

“Upon investigation, all documents and marriage agreements were found to be fake. From our team, we prepared a constable as a groom and tricked the woman into marriage,” said a police official.

Ms Paswan was arrested in Bhopal.

The criminal was arrested a day before from an ashram in Rajasthan’s Dausa, where he was posing as a priest under a false identity.

A notorious serial killer infamous as ‘Doctor Death’ was arrested by Delhi Police after he jumped parole last year, a senior official said on Tuesday.

The criminal was arrested a day before from an ashram in Rajasthan’s Dausa, where he was posing as a priest under a false identity, he said.

An Ayurveda practitioner-turned-criminal, 67-year-old Devender Sharma was convicted in multiple murder cases and was notorious for dumping his victims’ bodies in the crocodile-infested waters of Hazara Canal at Kasganj in Uttar Pradesh.

He was sentenced to life imprisonment in seven separate cases across Delhi, Rajasthan and Haryana, and a Gurgaon court has even awarded him the capital punishment.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch) Aditya Gautam said Devender Sharma, a BAMS (bachelor of ayurvedic medicine and surgery) degree holder, had been serving life sentence in Tihar Jail for the brutal killings of several taxi and truck drivers between 2002 and 2004, when he jumped parole in August 2023.

“Sharma and his accomplices used to call drivers for fake trips, murder them and sell their vehicles in the grey market,” DCP Gautam said. The bodies were then thrown into the Hazara Canal, known for its crocodile population, to erase all evidence.

The officer said Sharma has a long criminal history involving at least 27 cases of murder, kidnapping and robbery.

He first gained notoriety for running an illicit kidney transplant racket between 1998 and 2004. He had confessed to facilitating more than 125 illegal transplants with the help of doctors and middlemen operating in several states.

Sharma turned to crime after incurring heavy financial losses in a failed gas dealership deal in 1994. A year later, he began running a fake gas agency and subsequently entered the illegal organ trade. His criminal pursuits then expanded to targeted killings of taxi drivers. The modus operandi involved hiring taxis, murdering the drivers, and selling their vehicles in the grey market. The bodies were fed to crocodiles.

Sharma was arrested in 2004 in connection with both the kidney racket and the serial killings.

“He was sentenced to life imprisonment in seven separate murder cases across Delhi, Rajasthan and Haryana, and even received the death penalty from a Gurgaon court in one case. Police believe he was responsible for over 50 murders,” said the officer.

During his time as a fugitive, Sharma was living in disguise as a priest at an ashram in Rajasthan’s Dausa.

“Sharma had jumped parole in August 2023 while serving his sentence at Tihar Jail and had been on the run since. Crime branch was tasked to search for him. Following a six-month-long operation spanning several cities including Aligarh, Jaipur, Delhi, Agra and Prayagraj, the team tracked him to an ashram in Dausa, where he was posing as a spiritual man under a false identity,” said the DCP.

This is not the first time Sharma has absconded while on parole. In 2020, he failed to return after a 20-day parole and remained at large for seven months before being caught in Delhi. In June 2023, he was granted parole again for two months in a case registered at Sarita Vihar police station, but he disappeared after August 3, 2023.

Police have seized the cobra and counterfeit Indian currency notes valued at Rs 7.20 lakh from his possession in Rajasthan’s Kota, they said.

Police have arrested a 29-year-old man for allegedly molesting a minor girl by scaring her with a cobra he kept illegally at his home, and cheating people, officials said.

Police have seized the cobra and counterfeit Indian currency notes valued at Rs 7.20 lakh from his possession in Rajasthan’s Kota, they said.

Mohammed Imran (29), a native of Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh, lived with his wife in a rented accommodation under the Railway Colony police station area, the officials said.

On Sunday, a victim lodged a complaint against Imran at the Railway Colony police station, alleging that the accused molestation of his minor niece, filmed vulgar videos with her, and duped her father of Rs 1.36 lakh, Kota City SP Amrita Duhan said.

The complainant also accused Imran of keeping a cobra in his room to frighten women and girls before molesting them and to cheat people.

Imran was produced before a court on Wednesday, which sent him to police remand till May 23.

Imran has been booked under the relevant sections of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, BNS, Information Technology (IT) Act, and Wildlife Protection Act, the SP said.

His wife Asmeen (25) has also been booked under the POCSO Act and IT Act though she has not been arrested yet, she added.

A team of forest officials was called in to rescue the cobra from the accused’s room. According to the SP, the accused also worked as a quack and claimed to treat people with medicinal plants.

The complainant came across Imran’s illegal acts when he happened to check his mobile phone, in which he found objectionable videos of his niece with the accused. When he asked her niece, she revealed her ordeal, police said.

She said Imran would threaten to kill her with the cobra if she disclosed her ordeal to anyone else, Railway police station SHO Ramswroop said.

Asmeen would shoot his husband’s acts with the minor girl with a mobile phone, the SHO said.

During this, PM Modi also inspected an exhibition at the railway station and interacted with the students.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the redeveloped Amrit Bharat Deshnoke Railway Station and flagged off the Bikaner-Mumbai train service in Rajasthan’s Bikaner district on Thursday.

During this, he also inspected an exhibition at the railway station and interacted with the students, who gifted him some paintings.

Earlier, he landed at Nal Airbase in Bikaner and proceeded directly to the Karni Mata Temple in Deshnok. PM Modi offered prayers at the famous temple.

Upon his arrival, the Prime Minister was received by Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagde, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, and Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal.

Temple authorities welcomed him with a replica of the Karni Mata Temple, and he also offered ‘prasad’ and a donation at the sanctum.

This is his first visit to Rajasthan following India’s attack on terror launch pads in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on May 7.

He will also address a large public meeting in Palana village near Bikaner.

His total stay in Bikaner is scheduled for 3 hours and 25 minutes. This visit is reminiscent of his public address in Churu, delivered on the morning of the airstrikes following the Pulwama attack.

The Prime Minister will depart for Palana village by road, a journey of about 8 kilometres. A massive crowd of over one lakh people is expected at the public meeting venue, where elaborate seating arrangements and a large pandal have been set up.

During the event, PM Modi will inaugurate 103 Amrit Stations nationwide and lay the foundation stone for various development projects worth Rs 26,000 crore. These projects include 1,000 km of electrified railway tracks, seven major road projects, three vehicle underpasses, a PowerGrid transmission project and 900 km of national highways in Rajasthan. After the public meeting, the Prime Minister will return to Nal Airport by helicopter around 12.30 p.m. and depart for Delhi at around 1.15 p.m.

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