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Thank You, John Cena... ❤️

With your retirement announcement today, it truly feels like an entire era is coming to an end.

You didn't just become a 17-time World Champion and make history in the ring — you gave the world the mantra "Never Give Up" that became a lifeline for millions. In the toughest moments when everything seems lost, your energy and that Attitude Adjustment spirit remind us: Don't quit, get up, and fight.

You taught kids to dream big, brought smiles to thousands of sick children through Make-A-Wish, and showed through your humility that a true superstar is made by the heart.

The final bell in the ring is about to ring for you, but your legacy will live forever.

Thank you, John Cena... You inspired us, made us laugh, made us emotional, and above all — gave us the strength to never give up.

You Can't See Him... but we'll always feel you in our hearts. 💪🫡

#ThankYouCena #JohnCena #WWE #NeverGiveUp

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An auto-rickshaw driver in #Mizoram's #Lawngtlai town has become a beacon of honesty by returning a staggering Rs 17 lakh to a businessman from #Myanmar, who had inadvertently left the sum behind in his vehicle.

Remarkably, Lalhmingmuana expected nothing in return for his noble act, a testament to his character.

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Tragic Loss in Fatehpur: Grandmother of Accused Raj Kushwaha Dies of Heart Attack Amid Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case ShockFatehpur, Uttar Pradesh,

June 19, 2025 – The family of Raj Kushwaha, a 21-year-old accused in the high-profile murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi in Meghalaya, is grappling with profound grief following the sudden death of Kushwaha’s grandmother, Ramlali Devi, in Uttar Pradesh’s Fatehpur district. Ramlali, aged 75, suffered a fatal heart attack on Tuesday night, June 17, 2025, reportedly overwhelmed by the shock of her grandson’s arrest in the sensational case.The Raja Raghuvanshi murder case, dubbed the “Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder,” has gripped the nation with its chilling details. Raja, a 24-year-old transporter from Indore, was brutally killed on May 23, 2025, during his honeymoon in Meghalaya’s Sohra region, allegedly by three hitmen—Vishal Singh Chauhan, Anand Kurmi, and Akash Rajput—orchestrated by his wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi, and her alleged lover, Raj Kushwaha. Raja’s body was discovered on June 2 in a gorge near Weisawdong Falls, hacked to death with a machete. Sonam, who initially claimed to be a victim, surrendered on June 8 in Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, while Kushwaha and the other accused were arrested across Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.Ramlali Devi, residing in Rampur village, Fatehpur, was described by family members as devastated since Raj’s arrest on June 8. “She went into deep shock ever since Raj was arrested,” said a relative, speaking to local media. “She stopped eating, barely spoke, and kept insisting that her grandson was innocent and framed.” Ramlali had publicly defended Raj, telling News18, “My grandson is innocent. Talking at work doesn’t mean an affair,” refuting claims of a romantic relationship between Raj and Sonam. Her health deteriorated rapidly, culminating in a heart attack that claimed her life late Tuesday.The Kushwaha family, originally from Fatehpur but settled in Indore for the past 15 years, has been thrust into turmoil. Raj’s mother, Chunni Bai, and sisters have also maintained his innocence, claiming he was manipulated by Sonam, who worked with Raj at her family’s furniture business in Indore. “He cried for an hour after Raja’s funeral,” Chunni Bai told The Times of India, noting Raj’s role in driving mourners to the cremation, a detail corroborated by eyewitness Lakshman Singh Rathore. Police, however, assert that Raj’s actions were a calculated cover, pointing to phone records showing communication between Sonam and Raj post-murder and evidence of a meticulously planned conspiracy.Meghalaya Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) has revealed chilling details, including three failed attempts to kill Raja before the successful attack at Weisawdong Falls. Sonam allegedly lured Raja to the spot, where Vishal delivered the first blow, followed by Anand and Akash. Raj, identified as a mastermind alongside Sonam, reportedly coordinated the plot, with his accomplices acting out of loyalty rather than financial gain. The SIT is currently in Indore probing a possible financial motive, while the crime scene was recreated in Sohra on June 17 under heavy security.Ramlali’s death has added a tragic layer to the case, amplifying the anguish in Fatehpur’s Rampur village. Neighbors described the household as “overwhelmed by grief,” with the family leaving for Fatehpur to perform her last rites. Local authorities have ruled her death as shock-related, with no suspicion of foul play, though the ongoing investigation into Raja’s murder continues to unravel new dimensions.The case has sparked widespread outrage in Indore, with locals demanding a CBI inquiry and burning Sonam’s photos outside Raja’s home. Social media posts on X reflect the public’s shock, with hashtags like #RajaRaghuvanshi and #MeghalayaTragedy trending. One post by @TNNavbharat on June 19 read, “Raja Raghuvanshi murder mastermind Raj’s grandmother dies, said before passing: ‘My grandson is innocent.’”As the investigation deepens, the Kushwaha family’s loss underscores the far-reaching impact of the crime, leaving two families shattered—one mourning a son, the other a grandmother—amid a web of betrayal and violence that continues to haunt the nation.

Sources: The Times of India, Lokmat Times, Free Press Journal, India Today, Hindustan Times, News18, and posts on X.

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Shah Rukh Khan’s Heartwarming Surprise Visit to the Sitaare Zameen Par SetIn a delightful display of Bollywood camaraderie, Shah Rukh Khan recently paid a surprise visit to the set of Aamir Khan’s upcoming film, Sitaare Zameen Par, sparking joy among the cast and crew. The heartwarming moment, captured in a behind-the-scenes video shared by Aamir Khan Productions, has taken the internet by storm, with fans praising the warmth and inclusivity showcased during the visit.

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**Tribal Man Denied Ambulance, Carries Stillborn Daughter’s Body 90 Km in Bus**

* June 17, 2025* – In a heart-wrenching incident that lays bare the gaps in India’s rural healthcare system, Sakharam Kavar, a 28-year-old daily wage laborer from the Katkari tribal community, was forced to travel 90 kilometers on a state transport bus with the body of his stillborn daughter in a carry bag after being denied an ambulance by Nashik Civil Hospital.

Sakharam’s voice trembled with anguish as he recounted the ordeal that began on June 11, when his 26-year-old wife, Avita, went into labor at their home in Jogalwadi hamlet, Palghar district, about 200 km from Mumbai. The couple, who had recently returned to their village from a brick kiln in Badlapur to prepare for the birth of their third child, faced a cascade of systemic failures.

“We called for an ambulance since morning, but no one came,” Sakharam told reporters. The village ASHA worker was initially unavailable, and emergency number 108 reportedly went unanswered. Eventually, a private vehicle was arranged to transport Avita to Khodala Public Health Centre (PHC). “There was movement in my womb on the way,” Avita recalled, but she was kept waiting for over an hour at the PHC.

Referred to Mokhada Rural Hospital, Avita faced further delays. “They isolated me in a room. When my husband protested, they called the police, who beat him,” she alleged. Doctors at Mokhada, unable to detect the fetus’s heartbeat, advised a transfer to Nashik Civil Hospital. With the local ambulance out of service, one was summoned from Aase, 25 km away.

Avita reached Nashik late on June 11 and delivered a stillborn baby girl at 1:30 a.m. on June 12. The next morning, Nashik Civil Hospital handed the baby’s body to Sakharam but refused to provide an ambulance for the journey home. Left with no options, Sakharam went to the nearby ST bus stand, purchased a Rs 20 carry bag, wrapped his daughter’s body in cloth, and boarded a Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) bus for the 90-km trip. “Nobody asked what I was carrying,” he said. The baby was buried in their village later that day.

On June 13, Sakharam returned to Nashik to bring Avita home. Again, the hospital allegedly denied an ambulance. Weak and recovering, Avita made the journey by bus without any prescribed medication, according to Sakharam. “I lost my child because of their neglect,” he said quietly.

Dr. Bhausaheb Chattar of Mokhada Rural Hospital confirmed the sequence of events to PTI, stating, “The baby was dead in the womb. The ambulance at our centre had broken down, so we arranged one from Aase. He indeed travelled with the baby’s body on a bus.” Chattar claimed the hospital offered an ambulance for Avita’s return trip, but Sakharam allegedly refused and signed a waiver—a claim Sakharam vehemently denies. “All possible assistance was provided to the tribal couple,” Chattar added.

The incident has sparked outrage among local activists, who point to it as a stark example of the neglect faced by tribal communities in accessing basic healthcare. Sakharam and Avita’s story underscores the urgent need for improved ambulance services, better coordination in rural health systems, and greater accountability to prevent such tragedies.

As Sakharam sat outside his hut in Jogalwadi, his grief was palpable. “No parent should endure this,” he said, his voice breaking. For now, the couple is left to mourn their loss, with little hope of justice or change.

*By [The Indian Citizen ]*
*Sources*