Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique celebrated achieving the club's "ultimate goal" by winning the Champions League with a 5-0 victory over Inter Milan. Since the Qatari takeover in 2011, PSG had dominated French football but had never secured the prestigious title. Enrique, who took over in 2023, expressed his ambition to fill the trophy cabinet and praised Ousmane Dembele's performance. He also paid tribute to his late daughter, Xana, during the emotional celebration, highlighting the support he feels from her memory.

The Delhi High Court upheld the 2017 termination of Army officer Samuel Kamalesan, who refused to attend religious parades due to his Christian faith. The court emphasized the importance of discipline and secularism in the armed forces, stating that Kamalesan's actions were undisciplined and detrimental to camaraderie within his regiment. The court noted that the Army respects the religious beliefs of its personnel but requires adherence to lawful commands. Kamalesan's plea for reinstatement and pension was denied, as the termination was deemed justified after careful consideration.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) won their first Champions League title by defeating Inter Milan 5-0, marking the largest margin in a final's history. Teenager Desire Doue scored twice, while Achraf Hakimi, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Senny Mayulu added goals. PSG's victory follows years of investment and comes after their previous final loss in 2020. Coach Luis Enrique, who has now won the Champions League twice, led a young squad that emerged after Kylian Mbappe's departure. Inter Milan, unable to secure a fourth title, ended the season without trophies.

A senior couple from Hoodi, Whitefield, successfully challenged South Western Railway for a refund after being denied compensation for a train journey they could not take due to overcrowding. Despite their reserved tickets, they found the train packed and were unable to board. After filing a consumer complaint, the Bengaluru Urban II additional district consumer commission ruled in their favor, ordering a full refund of Rs 892.5, along with compensation for mental agony and litigation costs. The case highlighted deficiencies in railway service and the couple's struggle for justice.