Deccan Chronicle brings to you top news for the day:
1. Nation
After washing dirty linen in public, rebel AAP leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan have now decided for form a party of their own. According to sources, the party will be called BAP and have key members who drifted away from the party. Reports suggest that Shazia Ilmi will quit BJP to join the two leaders in their new venture. Click here for full story.
2. World
Taking their bilateral relations in the right direction, PM Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama have decided to host a show on lines similar to that of ‘Mann Ki Baat’. If sources are to be believed, PM Narendra Modi will be the guest of honour at the US Independence Day in July. The show will be aired across the globe on July 4. Click here for full story.
3. Sports
As he was on national duty, captaining the Indian cricket team at the World Cup 2015, Mahendra Singh Dhoni could not be with his wife Sakshi Dhoni when she gave birth to their first child. There were many who lauded him for putting country ahead of his family. All these fans would be happy to see him with his kid for the first time. Click here for full story.
4. Entertainment
Raghuvendra Rathore, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting has thrown out Censor Board Chief Pahlaj Nahlani. More over, films will no longer need any certification and the producers can send their films directly to the multiplexes to screen their movies on a Friday. Click here for full story.
5. Technology
Apple has put an end to all miseries! The tech-giant has announced to cater to the budget segment with a smartphone called iPhone 6A, which will be priced as low as Rs 10,000. Apple also promises that the iPhone 6A will feature a fingerprint scanner, HD display and a waterproof body. Click here for full story.
6. Lifestyle
Researchers have come up with a new pill that will make you intelligent. To simplify the same, it can be called as a steroid for your brain. The researchers have suggested that the pill can help in increasing the intelligence quotient by almost 100 per cent. Students who have participated in the research showed remarkable development in their academics. Over 75 per cent of them scored full marks. Click here for full story.
