Today’s top 5 news developments includes critical updates on the Iran-Israel conflict, Shashi Tharoor’s recent comments on differences with several Congress leaders and follow up on Meghalaya honeymoon murder case.Iran launched a series of fresh missiles targeting South Israel’s Soroka hospital. The strike resulted in severe damage to the building and surrounding areas. Meanwhile, senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor acknowledged having differences with several party leaders and revealed that he did not campaign in the Nilambur assembly byelection as he was not invited for it.The Meghalaya honeymoon murder case took another twist, with investigators now pursuing a new suspect named ‘Sanjay Verma’.Iranian missiles targets Israel’s Soroka hospitalIran has fired a missile that hit Israel’s Soroka Hospital in Beersheba early on Thursday morning, causing heavy damage and injuring people. A video released by authorities shows the missile striking the hospital directly. Health and emergency officials in the region have launched efforts to find and treat any injured people while assessing overall damage. The attack on a medical facility has raised international worry about violence targeting civilian sites and could lead to further retaliation . Read full storyShashi Tharoor admits having differences with several Congress leadersSenior Congress leader and Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor said that there are some disagreements between him and the party leadership. He admitted these differences but emphasized that he remains loyal to the party’s values and its workers. He also mentioned that he was not invited by the party to campaign in the Nilambur Assembly by-election.Tharoor explained that he respected the party’s decision and doesn’t go where he’s not invited. Despite the snub, he expressed support for the Congress candidate in Nilambur and showed confidence in the campaign efforts of his party colleagues. He said any differences with leadership can be worked out privately and that now is not the time to discuss them publicly. Read full story Police probe mystery man Sanjay Verma in Meghalaya honeymoon murder caseIn the ongoing investigation into the murder of businessman Raja Raghuvanshi during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, police are now looking closely at a man named Sanjay Verma. They discovered that Raja’s wife, Sonam, had long and repeated phone conversations with a number registered under this name. But police say Sanjay Verma may not exist, at least not in the way records suggest.With this new line of investigation, police are no longer seeing the case as just a tale of a love triangle. “We are exploring whether someone stood to gain from Raja’s death,” said East Khasi Hills SP Vivek Syiem. Read full story SpaceX starship test ends in massive explosion, no injuries reportedA test of SpaceX’s Starship rocket ended in an explosion at the company’s Texas site. The blast happened during a test of the Super Heavy booster, which is part of the rocket’s lower stage. A large fireball and thick smoke were seen rising after the explosion. SpaceX confirmed that there was a “major anomaly” during the test.Despite the explosion, all staff members were safe, and no injuries were reported. The US Federal Aviation Administration said it would oversee the investigation. SpaceX uses these tests to improve its rockets, which are planned for future space missions, including trips to the Moon and Mars. Read full story KL Rahul says it feels strange without Virat and Rohit in teamKL Rahul said it feels strange not to have senior players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in the Indian team. He shared this during a media interaction ahead of the India vs England Test series. Rahul mentioned that he has played alongside both for a long time, and now it feels like a big change as a new phase begins in Indian cricket.Rahul also spoke about how cricket is constantly evolving and every team goes through such changes. He said the current team has many young and talented players who are excited and confident. Rahul added that he feels happy to be part of this new journey and is looking forward to supporting the team in this transition. Read full story