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KALYAN: A 49-year-old man allegedly died by suicide after jumping in front of a moving train between Ambernath and Badlapur railway stations in the early hours of April 3, following a dispute over his wife’s refusal to cook for him and his family.According to the Kalyan Government Railway Police, the deceased, identified as Ravikant Adangale, took the step around 1 am. A suicide note was recovered from his pocket at the scene.In the note, Adangale reportedly blamed his wife Rashmi, mother-in-law Aruna Nirbhavne, and sister-in-law Sunita Rajendra Gaikwad for subjecting him to continuous mental and physical harassment, which he said led him to take the extreme step.Based on the contents of the note, the Kalyan GRP has registered a case against the three accused under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including Sections 108, 352, and 3(5), for alleged abetment to suicide. Further investigation is underway.Police said Adangale was employed in a private company and lived with his wife, mother, and sister. He is survived by a 15-year-old child.Senior police inspector Pandhari Kande said the suicide note pointed to ongoing domestic disputes. The deceased alleged that his wife refused to cook food for him and his family, including his mother and sister, forcing them to eat outside. He also claimed that she did not carry out household responsibilities.According to police, the wife wanted him to live separately from his mother and sister and stay with her, but he was not willing to do so.He further alleged that frequent arguments took place and that his wife, along with her mother and sister, harassed him.“We have registered the case and begun further investigation,” Kande said.
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Rajasthan Royals continued their dominant run in the Indian Premier League 2026, defeating Mumbai Indians by 27 runs in a rain-curtailed 11-over-a-side clash at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Tuesday.Leading the charge was Yashasvi Jaiswal, who smashed a scintillating unbeaten 77 off 32 balls, laced with 10 fours and four sixes. He shared a blistering 80-run opening stand with teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who hammered 39 off just 14 deliveries. The pair laid the foundation for Rajasthan’s imposing total of 150/3, which ultimately proved too much for Mumbai.The match, delayed by over two-and-a-half hours due to rain, turned one-sided soon after the Royals’ innings. Mumbai Indians crumbled early in the chase and were reduced to 46/5 inside five overs, losing key batters Ryan Rickelton, Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya for single-digit scores. Despite some late resistance, they finished at 123/9, slipping to their second consecutive defeat.Chasing 151, Mumbai’s troubles began in the very first over when Rickelton, after hitting a six, miscued a rising delivery from Jofra Archer and was caught by Dhruv Jurel. Suryakumar Yadav showed brief intent with a six but fell soon after to Nandre Burger, leaving Mumbai at 20/2.Sandeep Sharma then struck a crucial blow, trapping Rohit Sharma lbw – the sixth time he has dismissed the Mumbai skipper in the IPL – as the five-time champions slid further. Ravi Bishnoi tightened the screws by removing both Hardik Pandya and Tilak Varma in quick succession, effectively ending Mumbai’s hopes.Earlier, Rajasthan Royals got off to a flying start with Jaiswal hammering 22 runs in the first over off Deepak Chahar. Sooryavanshi then took on Jasprit Bumrah, smashing him for two sixes in a fearless display. Jaiswal continued the onslaught, hitting Trent Boult for back-to-back sixes as Rajasthan raced to 50 in just 16 balls.Sooryavanshi’s explosive knock ended when Shardul Thakur had him caught near the boundary, while AM Ghazanfar removed Jurel and skipper Riyan Parag. However, Jaiswal remained unbeaten till the end, ensuring Rajasthan Royals posted a match-winning total and climbed to the top of the table with three consecutive wins.
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Social media reactions followed quickly after Vaibhav Sooryavanshi took on Jasprit Bumrah during the rain-affected match between Rajasthan Royals and the Mumbai Indians in Guwahati on Tuesday.In an 11-over-a-side contest, Sooryavanshi attacked Bumrah in the second over of the innings. The teenage batter hit two sixes in four deliveries, including one off the first ball he faced, putting Mumbai Indians under pressure early.The match had been reduced due to rain, which delayed the start by over two-and-a-half hours. Hardik Pandya won the toss and chose to bowl first.
Sooryavanshi and his opening partner Yashasvi Jaiswal built the innings, with the early attack setting the tone. Despite some control in the middle overs from bowlers like Bumrah, Hardik and Allah Ghazanfar, Rajasthan Royals kept the momentum, helped by a set batter at the crease. The team finished with 150 runs in 11 overs.Sooryavanshi scored 39 before being dismissed. Shardul Thakur had him caught by Tilak Varma, ending an innings that had already made an impact.The contest between Sooryavanshi and Bumrah had been seen as a key moment before the match, and the way it unfolded drew strong reactions online.“Mi wale keh rahe hai baarish hi sahi thi,” commented a user.
While another wrote, “Vaibhav’s batting is scaring the bowlers.”“Very impressive. Smashing the world’s best bowler so fearlessly. Is he going to be the biggest sensation of world cricket?” wrote yet another user.“Jassi got humbled,” said another user on X. “First ball six against bumrah is actually insane… kid’s a literal demon,” commented a user.
NEW DELHI: Vaishnavi Adkar faced trial by fire on her Billie Jean King Cup debut before rain interrupted play in Sahaja Yamalapalli’s match at the DLTA Complex in New Delhi on Tuesday. When rain came pouring down, to stop play for good, Thailand led India 1-0 in the Asia/Oceania Group 1 tie.Yamalapalli was broken at the worst possible time before heavens opened up and when play will resume early on Wednesday, Patcharin Cheapchandej will look to close the match out from 4-3 in the third set.The first tie of the five-day round robin BJK Cup, which began over three hours later than scheduled due to rain, had Adkar lose 1-6, 3-6 to Anchisa Chanta.In the controversy laden contest, where both sets of non-playing captains remonstrated with the chair umpire over dodgy calls by line judges, the 384th ranked Yamalapalli had brought things back to one set all on the back of some strong groundstrokes and stiffling Cheapchandej for room.On two different instances, the 25-year-old and non-playing captain Vishal Uppal complained about the calls made: first in the opening set as a ball was adjudged to have landed out and then another time when a serve call was overruled by the chair umpire.Uppal complained to the chair umpire and then called the supervisor. However, his pleas were not paid heed to and the decision stood.Sahaja, who has never tasted success in the BJK Cup, with a 0-7 record to show for her efforts, will now hope to turn things around, after a lacklustre final game before rain hit.
In the day’s first match, India’s top-ranked player Adkar was swept aside by Chanta in just 73 minutes. The 21-year-old appeared stiff and nervous from the get go, being broken in the first game after dishing out a double fault.That remained the theme in the first set as she served three double faults and had her first serve easily thrashed around by the left-handed 442nd ranked Thai player.It took Adkar 27 minutes to get her first game on the board and less than 10 minutes later, the first set was in the books.Adkar started the second set brightly, breaking the 23-year-old’s serve, but the jubilation didn’t last long. The Thai player would then go on to reel off four games in a row, including 16 of next 19 points.The young Indian tried to muster a comeback, bringing things to one break down at 4-3, but her last ditch effort to create an opening was quickly shut down in what turned out to be the last and final game.After the singles rubber resume early at 11am on Wednesday, Ankita Raina and Rutuja Bhosale will hold responsibility of keeping the tie close in the doubles department. India’s second tie of the day will be against New Zealand.DAY 1 SCORES FROM BJK CUP ASIA/OCEANIA GROUP 1 TIESIndia 0-1 Thailand (suspended by rain)Indonesia 2-0 New Zealand* (suspended by rain)Korea 3-0 Mongolia
