At least five passengers died and several others were injured after falling from an overcrowded local train in Thane district. The incident occurred around 9:30 am when two trains traveling in opposite directions collided, causing passengers on footboards to lose their balance and fall. The injured were taken to hospitals, where five were declared dead on arrival. An investigation is underway to determine the details of the incident. In response, the Railway Board has decided to procure only air-conditioned local trains with automatic door closures for the Mumbai suburban network and is exploring retrofitting existing trains for safety.

Los Angeles erupted in chaos as thousands protested against President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops without state approval, igniting clashes with law enforcement. Governor Gavin Newsom condemned the action as a breach of state sovereignty, while demonstrators accused the administration of intimidation. The protests, marked by street blockades and violence, particularly around federal buildings, escalated despite police declaring unlawful assemblies. The situation intensified with the burning of self-driving cars and a blockade on the 101 freeway, as Trump maintained a law-and-order stance, prompting legal and constitutional challenges.

Shedeur Sanders, once a highly touted quarterback prospect, is now struggling for relevance as the fourth-string QB for the Cleveland Browns. Despite a stellar college career and a large social media following, he was overlooked by 31 teams in the NFL Draft, with the Browns selecting him in the fifth round. Competing against veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett, Sanders faces criticism for his off-field lifestyle overshadowing his on-field performance. While some believe he needs time to develop, the pressure is on him to prove himself in a demanding league.

Delhi's maximum temperature exceeded 40 degrees Celsius for the first time in 17 days, reaching 42.1C. A 'yellow' alert for heatwave conditions has been issued for Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures potentially rising to 45C. Neighboring states like Haryana and Rajasthan are also experiencing extreme heat, with Sirsa recording 45.8C and Sri Ganganagar hitting 47.4C. Despite the recent rise in temperatures, Delhi had not experienced a heatwave in May. The IMD predicts continued high temperatures, with relief expected from June 13 due to incoming rain and thunderstorms.