Connor Brown, forward for the Edmonton Oilers, is blogging during the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers. After the Oilers' victory in Game 1, he expressed his excitement and highlighted the team's strong performance, particularly praising Leon Draisaitl, Sam Bennett, and Matthias Ekholm. Brown noted the importance of Draisaitl's early goal and the significance of Ekholm's return and contribution. He emphasized the Oilers' belief in their unique talents and depth as a team, concluding that they must build on their success.

The IMD has indicated a potential revival of the southwest monsoon between June 12 and 18, following a stall since May 29. A system may form over the Bay of Bengal around June 12-13, though there are uncertainties due to conflicting model outputs. The forecast suggests robust rainfall across central India and parts of Maharashtra and south peninsular India. The distribution of rainfall will be crucial for the monsoon's progress. Private forecaster Skymet Weather Services is more confident about the system's formation, predicting weather activity along the coastline from June 11.

The Supreme Court of India has quashed a 23-year-old case under Section 498A of the IPC, which addresses cruelty in matrimonial homes and dowry harassment. The case was filed by a Delhi Police woman sub-inspector against her husband and his family. The court criticized the misuse of legal provisions, noting a lack of specific evidence to support the allegations of cruelty. The justices emphasized the need to address genuine cases while cautioning against the growing trend of misuse of such laws by women to implicate their husbands' relatives.

The friendship between Vaibhav and Mangesh ended tragically in September 2010 when Mangesh accidentally shot himself with Vaibhav's father's service gun. Vaibhav, in a panic, disposed of Mangesh's body and cleaned the scene, leading to his conviction for murder in 2012. However, the Supreme Court later acquitted him, citing the bullet's trajectory as evidence of an accidental shooting rather than homicide. The court noted that the prosecution failed to prove who pulled the trigger, ultimately concluding that the case aligned with accidental gunshot injury.