Important stories for the day (18-07-2025)

These events happened on this day, as reported by major news sources.

Woman in Mumbai charged with theft of tablets and laptop from library, police have filed FIR.

Classic game Pac-Man fuses with exploration game Metroid in the Shadow Labyrinth review.

Train services in Mumbai were disrupted due to a technical issue near Andheri on July 17, causing inconvenience for peak-hour commuters.

Pisces should watch their spending while Aquarius can expect success in their endeavors according to the July 18 horoscope.

What exactly is the 'Kiss Cam' that caught CEO Andy Byron and HR's intimate moment at a Coldplay concert?

Google India now offers same-day repairs in 21 cities and is preparing for the launch of the Pixel 10 in August.

A man stole a mobile from a passenger on a train and used it to transfer ₹5.5 lakh from the victim's bank account. The accused was arrested in Baramulla.

An 8-foot crocodile caused chaos in Vadodara near Narhari Bridge, creating panic among commuters.

Modi slams Mamata, says TMC hindering Bengal's progress in Durgapur rally.

A sickness is spreading on a cruise ship, causing 134 people to vomit.

Mumbai local train service to be disrupted on July 20 due to maintenance work between Borivali and Goregaon. Check for more details.

Hinduja Family and Foundation have built 765 check dams in India to help improve the country's water security.

Mumbai's suburban trains will soon be fully air-conditioned, as confirmed by CM Devendra Fadnavis, with no increase in fares.

A baby girl in Indore sets a new state record by weighing more than 5 kg at birth.

Supporters of the Omkareshwar temple in Madhya Pradesh are calling for a submersible bridge to be built for easier access during high water levels.

Black farmers are concerned that a new rule from the USDA will result in less food being available for their communities.

Indore has constructed about 900 homes in close proximity to high-voltage power lines.

TLC paid $3 million to regain ownership of their group name from Pebbles.