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1. Researchers find the relationship between eating bananas and reducing high blood pressure  Northeast Herald
2. Eating bananas may help curb high blood pressure: Study | 'Men develop high blood pressure more easily' | Inshorts  Inshorts
3. The fruit that’s better at lowering blood pressure than cutting salt  The Independent
4. Eating more of this 105-calorie snack can lower your blood pressure  New York Post
5. Bananas or broccoli might have a more significant positive impact on your blood pressure  Tech Explorist

1. Chinese official says U.S. tariff aims to 'take away Hong Kong's life'  The Hindu
2. Did China top official troll JD Vance calling Americans 'peasants'?  Times of India
3. In latest salvo against tariffs, China assails ‘peasants in the U.S.’  The Washington Post
4. China rips Trump over ‘shameless’ tariff war, brutally mocks US peasants; ‘Let them wail in the face…’  Hindustan Times
5. China slams Donald Trump’s ‘extremely shameless’ trade war in fiery rant: ‘Let those peasants in the US wail’  Mint

1. IPL 2025: Match 31, PBKS vs KKR Match Prediction – Who will win today’s IPL match between PBKS vs KKR?  CricTracker
2. PBKS vs KKR Dream11 Prediction, IPL 2025: Fantasy Picks, Predicted XIs, Squads  Sportstar
3. IPL 2025 Match 31, PBKS vs KKR: Weather-Pitch Report, Live Cricket Score Streaming Online and Telecast Details – Know here  The Indian Express
4. Cricket Video - PBKS vs KKR, 31st Match 2025 Highlights  ESPNcricinfo
5. Iyer faces Ferguson dilemma, Rahane expected to go with Moeen-Johnson swap: PBKS vs KKR IPL 2025 Likely XIs  Hindustan Times

1. Samsung pauses One UI 7 rollout worldwide due to bug: Report  The Hindu
2. Samsung to resume much anticipated One UI 7 update after ‘serious’ bug issue  Telangana Today
3. Read: Samsung's statement on why it has delayed One UI 7 rollout  Moneycontrol
4. Samsung confirms delaying One UI 7 rollout for Galaxy smartphones globally  Times of India
5. We found a security flaw in One UI 7 Secure Folder  SamMobile

1. NASA’s Webb focuses on dying star energetic display  Tech Explorist
2. With NASA’s Webb, Dying Star’s Energetic Display Comes Into Full Focus  NASA Science (.gov)
3. James Webb uncovers hidden disk: Ring Nebula’s central star hiding dusty secret  Business Today
4. With NASA's Webb, Dying Star's Energetic Display Comes Into Full Focus  Webb Home
5. JWST observations detect dusty disk around the central star of Ring Nebula  Phys.org

1. Jaat Box Office Collection Day 5: Close To 50 Crore Mark But Will Sunny Deol Starrer Become The 2nd Success Of 2025 In Bollywood?  Koimoi
2. Jaat Box Office Collection Day 5: Know how much Sunny Deol, Randeep Hooda starrer collected so far  India TV News
3. Ajith Kumar’s ‘Good Bad Ugly’ earns twice as much as Sunny Deol-starrer ‘Jaat’ on Day 5  Telegraph India
4. Jaat Box Office Collection Day 5: Gadar 2 dreams gone, Sunny Deol’s action film hasn’t hit the Rs 50 crore mark yet  The Indian Express
5. Jaat Box Office Collection Day 4: Progress Report On Sunny Deol's Film  NDTV

1. Haryana land deal: Robert Vadra at ED office after fresh summons  Times of India
2. "Political Vendetta": Robert Vadra Slams Summons, Marches To Agency Office  NDTV
3. Robert Vadra links ED summon to BJP's ‘vendetta’ over his political entry wish: ‘People love me’  Hindustan Times
4. Robert Vadra says ED summons driven by ‘political vendetta’, accuses BJP of misusing probe agencies  financialexpress.com
5. Robert Vadra questioned by ED in Haryana land deal case  The Hindu

1. Robert Vadra appears before ED in Shikohpur land deal-linked money laundering case  The Tribune
2. Robert Vadra questioned by ED for 6 hours in Haryana land deal case, summoned again tomorrow  The Indian Express
3. "Political Vendetta": Robert Vadra Slams Summons, Marches To Agency Office  NDTV
4. ED records Robert Vadra’s statement in 2008 Haryana land deal case  The Hindu
5. ED summons Robert Vadra in Shikohpur land deal probe  Hindustan Times

1. Mazagon Dock shares soar 8% ahead of record date for interim dividend  Moneycontrol
2. Mazagon Dock shares jumps 10% ahead of dividend record date; Check all details here  Business Today
3. Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Aims To Execute Orders Worth Rs 10,000 Crore In FY26  NDTV Profit
4. Corporate Actions: From Mazagon Dock to Hexaware Technologies, these stocks to trade ex-date this week  India TV News
5. Upcoming dividend announcement, stock split this week: Watch out for these 5 stocks  financialexpress.com

India plans to bring hundreds of millions of new users onto Unified Payments Interface, its real-time payments system, while pitching the platform for wider adoption overseas. National Payments Corporation of India aims to draw an additional 200 million to 300 million Indians to UPI to “break their cash memory” through initiatives including delegated accounts for children and household staff, who may lack access to traditional bank accounts, said Dilip Asbe, its managing director and chief executive.The home-grown payments platform has in the past five years transformed how more than 450 million retail consumers pay for everything from holidays to a cup of tea using their smartphones. Users can scan merchant QR codes to make payments ranging from small amounts to up to 500,000 rupees ($5,817) from their bank accounts — thus far without paying transaction fees. Such is the popularity of UPI that India today accounts for nearly 46% of the world’s digital transactions, after a 90-fold increase in retail digital payments in the past 12 years, according to a PwC report. Stakeholders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government, NPCI and India’s central bank are now looking to capitalize on that success by touting the platform overseas. “The idea is to make remittances very affordable and real-time to all the diaspora,” Asbe said.Global ExpansionNPCI’s domestic focus, as well as the delegated accounts, is also on expanding UPI’s multilingual and conversational chat features to widen access, Asbe said. The outfit is piloting vision recognition technology to encourage higher UPI usage in parking payments, he added.Furthermore, it’s also looking at ways to expand its credit offering for retail customers. UPI already offers small-ticket loans, but Asbe believes its architecture could help lenders to make credit approval decisions based on customer repayment behavior, while also improving collections. “The credit-as-a-service model will also evolve and get some scale in the next three to five years,” Asbe said.Abroad, the Indian government has roped in its embassies to help pitch UPI, according to Asbe, while RBI has reached out to several countries to push the platform. The country’s diaspora transferred a record $129 billion back to India in 2024, the highest sum ever recorded by any country in a single year, according to a World Bank report.Asbe said that besides remittances, UPI could also help with money flowing in the other direction, for example to help Indians pay for overseas education.The Indian government has struck deals with some nations boasting a large Indian presence, such as Singapore and the United Arab Emirates, but is yet to make headway with western nations like the UK, US and Australia.“It might take time because other countries are at a different stage of real-time payments system stabilization,” Asbe added. Transaction FeesDespite the rapid rise in UPI transactions, a potential challenge looms in the question of whether users should be charged a fee for digital payments. At the heart of the debate is the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) — a fee collected by banks from merchants at the point of sale for processing transactions.UPI payments earlier carried an MDR of 30 basis points, but the government waived the fee in 2020 to accelerate the platform’s adoption. To compensate merchants, incentives were rolled out to cover operational costs, but those plummeted from 36 billion rupees in 2024 to 15 billion rupees the following year. Industry bodies have pushed to reinstate the transaction fee. Such a move could pump the brakes on UPI’s growth. A recent LocalCircles survey of 32,000 respondents revealed that 73% of UPI users would stop using the service if a transaction fee is imposed.The UPI ecosystem is working with the government and RBI to make the platform viable “by creating a small fee for the large merchants,” Asbe said.

1. Salman Khan breaks silence with toned biceps post after death threat: “Thank u for the motivation”; watch  Bollywood Hungama
2. Gujarat man who sent death threat to Salman Khan turns out to be mentally ill  The Hindu
3. A year after firing outside Galaxy Apartments, Salman Khan gets fresh threats via WhatsApp  Hindustan Times
4. Man, who threatened to blow up Salman Khan's car, mentally ill since 2014: Cops  India Today

1. Jasprit Bumrah hugs Karun Nair to bury heated on-field exchange, Delhi Capitals share heartwarming video  Hindustan Times
2. IPL 2025: The 'new' Karun Nair looks like his good old self  Times of India
3. Karun Nair - If team doesn't win, your individual runs have no value  ESPNcricinfo
4. IPL 2025 | Karun proposes, cricket Gods repose  Deccan Herald
5. "Once You Get Lost In Domestic System...": Ex-India Star On Karun Nair's Comeback  NDTV Sports

1. MS Dhoni's chat with LSG owner Sanjiv Goenka sets social media on fire  Times of India
2. ‘Why are you giving me the award?’: MS Dhoni's candid admission on winning IPL Player of the Match after six years  Hindustan Times
3. IPL 2025: MS Dhoni Achieves Historic 1st After CSK's Win vs LSG  NDTV Sports
4. Imperfect CSK find a way through small moments  Cricbuzz.com
5. MS Dhoni breaks Pravin Tambe's all-time IPL record after 11 years  India TV News

1. All about 125-year-old extradition treaty India is using to bring Mehul Choksi from Belgium  Hindustan Times
2. Mehul Choksi arrest: Belgium authorities confirm India’s extradition request  The Hindu
3. PNB Case Probe: How Indian Agencies Put Diamantaire Mehul Choksi In The Rough | Exclusive  News18
4. Accused in Rs 13,850 crore PNB fraud, Mehul Choksi owes Rs 63 lakh in maintenance dues for Mumbai flats:  Times of India
5. From ’Raj’ to ’honey-trapped’: Mehul Choksi’s bizarre saga with ‘girlfriend’ Barbara Jabarika  Mint

1. Sensex jumps over 1,600 points; Nifty tops 23,300 on US tariff relief  The Economic Times
2. Why stock market is rising today: Sensex jumps 1,600 pts; Nifty above 23,300; 6 key factors behind today's  The Economic Times
3. Sensex Rallies 1,500 Points, Trump's Tariff Relief Hint Boosts Auto Stocks  NDTV
4. Sensex soars 1,600 points as Trump hints at auto tariff pause  India Today
5. SENSEX surges 1,750 points, NIFTY50 reclaims 23,300: Top factors behind market rally  Upstox