Morning News Brief: Iran says Hormuz is under our control, toll will have to be paid, Asha Bhosle's funeral will be held today.

Namaste, Iran says that the Strait of Hormuz is under its control and will have to pay a toll to pass through it. On the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in West Bengal, the TMC has given Rs 6000 crore for madrassas. ⏰ Today's events, which will be watched 1. PM Modi will address 'Nari Shakti Vandan Sammelan' in Delhi. 2. West Bengal SIR will be heard in the Supreme Court. 📰 Tomorrow's big news 1. U.S. to blockade ships passing through Hormuz, says Iran won't get a way US President Donald Trump has announced that the US Navy will now blockade ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. He said on social media that any vessel that tries to pass through this route will be stopped and checked. In particular, those ships that have paid tolls to Iran will be monitored. Trump said that ships that pay illegal tolls to Iran will not be given a safe passage. This will reduce Iran's economic power. America is prepared for any eventuality. If necessary, action will be taken to end the war. Earlier, Iran's deputy parliament speaker Haji Babai said the strait was under Iran's control. Read the full story 2. Asha Bhosle passes away at the age of 92 today at 4 pm Today is a day of great sadness and irreparable loss for the Indian music world. Legendary singer Asha Bhosle passed away at the age of 92. The news of his death has sent shockwaves not only through the film industry but across the country. The last rites will be performed at Shivaji Park at 4 pm. He was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Saturday evening. It was then that there were reports that he had suffered a cardiac arrest and some chest problems. Later, his granddaughter Janai Bhosale said she was only tired and chest pain. He will recover soon. Read the full story 3. PM Modi's rally in Bengal's Siliguri: Modi says TMC gave Rs 6000 crore for madrassas; He will have to give an account of 15 years. Sunday is the second day of PM Narendra Modi's visit to West Bengal. The Prime Minister addressed a public meeting in Siliguri today. He said it is certain that the TMC will leave Bengal after the elections. I will never forget the love people showed me during my roadshow yesterday. "This public meeting in Siliguri today will disturb the sleep of the TMC. Modi further said that the TMC gave Rs 6,000 crore for madrassas, but did nothing for the development here. They only give money to their particular vote bank. You have seen the destruction of West Bengal during the brutal rule of the TMC. They will have to give an account of 15 years. Read the full story 4. Amarnath Yatra will start from July 3, lasting for 57 days: The first batch will leave on July 1, registration will begin from April 15. Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said that this year it will start from July 3 and will continue till August 28. The first consignment of the 57-day voyage will depart on July 1. Registration for the yatra will begin on April 15. LG Sinha told the media at Lok Bhavan that pilgrims between the ages of 13 and 70 years can undertake the yatra. The yatra will take the traditional 48 km long Nunwan-Pahalgam route from Anantnag and the 14 km long Baltal route from Ganderbal. Registration for the yatra can be done through around 556 designated bank branches across the country. Read the full news 5. Uganda's army chief asks Turkey for the most beautiful woman in the world, says he will marry her, if he doesn't meet her, he will break diplomatic ties Uganda's army chief and the president's son, Muhuji Kainerugaba, has demanded ₹1 billion (Rs 9,000 crore) from Turkey and the country's "most beautiful woman" to be his wife. He warned that if the demand was not met, diplomatic relations with Turkey would be severed and Turkish airlines could be banned. "If Turkey does not resolve our problems, relations will be severed in 30 days," Kainerugaba wrote on X. "Either they meet our demand or we will shut down their embassy," he said. He advised Ugandans to avoid travelling to Turkey and offered to send 100,000 troops in support of Israel. Read the full story 6. The mercury is expected to reach 42 degrees Celsius in the next 48 hours, the weather will remain dry for seven days. The Meteorological Department has predicted scorching heat in the state. In the next 48 hours, the heat wave is likely to increase in many cities. As well as heatwave conditions may occur in Saurashtra and Kutch areas and for this, a yellow alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department. Most of the districts in the state may also record a rise of two to three degrees Celsius. However, so far, the temperature has dropped due to the impact of the western disturbance. But now that no new system is formed, the mercury may increase. Read the full news 7. 'I will not spare the Lukha Taporis': 'Many Congressmen have stomach ache and should also be hurt', says Harsh Sanghvi in Vadodara The forms for the local body polls have been filled up at the moment. At that time, the formal campaign has started everywhere in the state today. Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi visited Vadodara today. He attended the 'Jan Seva Sankalp Programme' to campaign for the local body elections. In Vadodara, Harsh Sanghvi held a dialogue program with booth workers at the election office of Ward 1. In which Harsh Sanghvi said that many important national level projects are coming up in the coming days. In which a fountain and light show near the statue of Lord Shiva in Vadodara city will start in the coming days. 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The four youths then made a video of him lighting a hookah with a pyre fire at the crematorium ghat. As soon as the video went viral, the police arrested one of the youths, while the search for the rest of the men is on. 📸 The photo, which itself is news 🌟 from Bhaskar's Exclusive Stories, which is the most read 1. Bhaskar Series: 'Sir, they will kill my wife': Asaram's devotees took the entire plane from Indore to Jodhpur, watch 34 thrilling episodes of the series 2 at once. MATCH Masala: What is the connection between Dhanashree's dance-Chahal smoking?: Iyer's sister's entry sparks controversy; DC player fights with umpire, throws helmet! 3. Today's Explainer: Why there was no Iran-US deal, whether Iran can't open Hormuz even if it wants to, or prepare for war again; Know the full story 4. Khaki cover: Pramod Mahajan shot dead by his own brother: Property dispute or cross-connection, who killed this BJP leader? What's in the brother's 'obscene', 'explosive' testimony? 5. 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