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IndiaFire Breaks Out At Tokyo Elementary School, 300 Students And Staff Evacuated
A fire broke out at an elementary school in Tokyo, leading to the evacuation of approximately 300 students and staff. Firefighters rescued one teacher and several children from the building, with reports indicating that the injuries sustained were not life-threatening.
‘Work on elevated western cross-field taxiway at Bengaluru airport making rapid progress’
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has issued an Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) supplement to inform stakeholders about ongoing work on Phase 2 of the elevated western cross-field taxiway at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport. The project aims to improve aircraft movement efficiency and safety by connecting Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 with two runways. Officials confirmed that the work is progressing as planned.
Why Rahul Gandhi's failure is falling Congress numbers, not INDIA bloc's cracks
The article discusses the recent poor performance of the Indian National Congress in state elections and attributes the blame primarily to Rahul Gandhi, the party's leader. It highlights internal tensions within the INDIA bloc, an opposition alliance formed to challenge the ruling BJP, following the election results. Several parties, including the DMK and CPI(M), have accused the Congress of betraying alliances, particularly after the Tamil Nadu election outcome. Leaders from other parties, such as Akhilesh Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav, criticized the Congress for acting unilaterally and damaging盟
Battle of real ‘TMC’ begins as rebel MPs merge with Nationalist Citizens Party
A group of dissident Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs claimed they had broken away from the party and merged with the Nationalist Citizens Party, a smaller regional party based in Tripula. The rebels met with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to seek recognition as a separate parliamentary group. Rebel MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar stated that two-thirds of TMC's Lok Sabha members supported the move. Senior TMC leader Sudip Bandyopadhyay confirmed the merger but described the Nationalist Citizens Party as a regional entity. The situation has sparked debate over which faction truly represents the TMC, with Bnd
Enjoy a hell of a day, I want more! Here comes the cable guy!
The article provides a weather forecast from the Republic Hydrological and Meteorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ). It states that the night will mostly be clear with occasional rain or thunderstorms in mountainous areas. Tomorrow is expected to be predominantly sunny and warm with light winds from the north. Afternoon showers or thunderstorms are anticipated in southern and eastern parts of Serbia. Temperatures range between 11°C and 33°C. The weekend and beginning of next week will remain largely sunny and very hot, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C. Short-term rain or thunderstorms,伴有
Delhi HC upholds Telegram ban until NEET re-exam, says Centre followed procedure
The Delhi High Court upheld the Indian government's temporary ban on the messaging app Telegram until June 22, following the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) re-examination. The court ruled that the government 'strictly followed the procedure' under the Information Technology Act, citing the 'emergency nature' of the order. It stated that the measures were 'least restrictive' and not disproportionate. The ban was imposed based on recommendations from the National Testing Agency, which alleged that Telegram channels were involved in fraudulent activities related to the NEET exam.
Opinion: Opinion: The Harsh Transactional Reality Behind India-US 'Strategic Partnership'
The article provides an opinion piece examining the transactional nature of the India-US strategic partnership.
BJP says Gehlot's remarks against Hindutva reflect Emergency-era mindset
The BJP criticized former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for suggesting that Indira Gandhi would have banned the BJP if she were in power today due to its religious politics. BJP accused Gehlot of reflecting the 'authoritarian impulses' of the Congress party rather than making a valid critique of the BJP. BJP's social media head and national spokesperson condemned Gehlot's comments as indicative of an 'Emergency-era' and 'intolerant' mindset towards Hindutva and Hindus.
Trump Asked Which World Leader He Admires Most, He Picks PM Modi, Xi Jinping
Donald Trump was asked which world leader he admires most during an interview on 'The Axios Show' and named Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Delhi Gets First Dedicated Women's Police Station: How It Will Work
Delhi has established its first dedicated women's police station in the Subzi Mandi area, which will focus on investigating crimes against women and children within the North District. The station became operational on June 19 and has jurisdiction covering the entire North District.
‘You asked for a minute, we gave 7’: Supreme Court slams advocate while junking ‘wild’ plea against defections
The Supreme Court of India dismissed a writ petition seeking to prevent political leaders from switching parties, calling the allegations 'vague, wild and casual' with no supporting evidence. The petition, filed by advocate CR Jaya Sukin, claimed that party leaders were being induced to switch sides through corruption or threats to their families. During the hearing, the court questioned the specific ruling party being referred to, noting the frequent changes in political alliances across different states.
Forest Department Employee Among 2 Arrested In J&K For Sheltering Terrorists
A forest department employee and another individual were arrested in Jammu and Kashmir for allegedly sheltering terrorists. Police say they facilitated the movement of local terror operatives by providing hideouts and material support.
Walking safely on footpaths is a fundamental right, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India ruled that walking safely on demarcated footpaths is a fundamental right, emphasizing that pedestrians have priority over vehicle movement. The court stated that municipal bodies are obligated to provide and maintain footpaths, citing constitutional rights under Article 19. It highlighted the need for urban development authorities to ensure safe pedestrian infrastructure and noted that violations of this right could lead to legal remedies against responsible authorities.
32 out of 2,766 buses on roads: BEST strike in Mumbai leaves commuters stranded
Commuters in Mumbai faced significant disruption during peak hours due to an ongoing strike by BEST (Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport) workers. Only 32 out of 2,766 BEST buses were operational during the morning rush, according to PTI. The strike, organized by the BEST Sanyukt Kamgar Kruti Samiti—a coalition of 12 unions—began after midnight. Commuters resorted to alternative transportation such as local trains, the metro, autorickshaws, taxis, and ride-hailing apps. The strike has caused widespread inconvenience, with reports of stone-pelting and obstruction by striking employees
Strong winds likely over Delhi-NCR over the next two hours, says regional met centre
Strong winds of 40-60 km/h are expected in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) within the next two hours, according to the regional meteorological center. This follows earlier forecasts of light rainfall and thunderstorms in parts of the region. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted continued rainfall and thunderstorms in Delhi and other northern states through June 19.
India can play big role in West Asia and beyond as long as Modi is leader: Trump
During a bilateral meeting at the G7 Summit in France, US President Donald Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating that India can play a significant role in West Asia and beyond as long as Modi remains in leadership. Trump emphasized his belief in Modi's influence and noted the strong respect for him in India. The discussion occurred amid ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran, with Pakistan currently serving as the lead negotiator. Trump mentioned that while progress was being made, no formal deal had been finalized yet. The meeting marked the first encounter between
Uddhav Sena Rebel's Daughter Signals Loyalty To Thackerays
The article discusses a growing factional divide within the Patil household, which reflects broader internal divisions within the Uddhav Sena rebel group. It mentions the daughter of a rebel figure signaling her loyalty to the Thackeray faction.
‘No option left’: Sena (UBT) MP Omraje Nimbalkar breaks silence amid ‘Operation Tiger’ row
Omraje Nimbalkar, a Shiv Sena (UBT) Lok Sabha member from Dharashiv, stated he feels 'torn' and believes he has no other choice amid speculation about forming a separate group of MPs. He declined to confirm whether he has already formed such a group, stating he will make an announcement on Sunday or Monday. He also denied plans to meet Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Shiv Sena chief Eknath Shinde. Nimbalkar emphasized his personal quest for justice regarding his father's murder in 2006, noting that the CBI investigation and trial have progressed well. A special CBI court in Mumbai is set
China Begins Building World's Largest Dam, India Plans Counter In Arunachal Pradesh
India is accelerating its strategic response to China's dam construction projects, particularly focusing on developments in the disputed region of Arunachal Pradesh.
PM Modi smiles next to Trump, Meloni, Macron at G7 meet, pictures emerge
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the G7 summit in France, where he interacted with U.S. President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Modi shared photos from the event, emphasizing cooperation on issues such as prosperity, sustainability, and human well-being. The meeting follows a significant trade agreement negotiation between India and the U.S., and occurs amid ongoing discussions regarding Trump's claim of mediating peace between India and Pakistan in 2025, which India has consistently denied.
Mamata Banerjee sends back new guards assigned to her
The West Bengal government has replaced the personal security officers (PSOs) assigned to former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who has refused to accept the new personnel. Her party, Trinamool Congress, stated that she was left without official security at her Kalighat residence and arranged for two private guards. The state's directorate of security, responsible for protecting Banerjee, did not immediately comment. The situation arose after Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien posted on social media about the withdrawal of PSOs and the lack of security at her residence. O'Brien claimed he would stay駐
China, India, Iraq: Iran has billions in frozen assets. But where is it stored?
Iran is attempting to regain access to billions of dollars in overseas funds frozen due to international sanctions. The country is currently engaged in negotiations with the U.S., aiming to secure the release of at least $24 billion in frozen assets as part of a broader agreement to address its nuclear program and ease economic pressures. Reports suggest that China holds the largest share of these frozen assets, estimated between $20 billion and $50 billion, making it a key player in any potential resolution.
"It Could Change In A Week": Expert Explains Why US-Iran Deal Is Tricky
An expert discusses the complexities surrounding a potential US-Iran deal, noting that for President Trump, the terms of any agreement could be politically challenging as they may indicate a more conciliatory stance towards Iran than previously advocated by his administration.
Ukraine's New Drone Strategy Is Putting Russian Supply Lines Under Pressure
Ukraine's latest drone campaign is focused on disrupting the flow of fuel, equipment and personnel behind Russian lines.
Hyderabad Court Summons Actor Allu Arjun In Pushpa 2 Stampede Case On June 22
A Hyderabad court has summoned actor Allu Arjun in connection with the Pushpa 2 stampede case, following the filing of a charge sheet on December 24. The court directed all 23 accused, including Allu Arjun, to appear before it on June 22.
Rajya Sabha elections in Jharkhand tomorrow amid cross-voting fears
Preparations are complete for the Rajya Sabha elections in Jharkhand, where three candidates—Baidyanath Ram of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Pranav Jha of the Congress, and an independent supported by the BJP—are competing for two seats. The Jharkhand Chief Minister met with Congress leaders to strategize. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has chosen to back an independent candidate despite not having enough MLAs in the assembly. Voting will occur at the Jharkhand Assembly premises between 9 am and 4 pm, with results expected after the Election Commission grants approval.
Why Trump Thinks He's 'Most Powerful Person To Walk This Planet'
An article discusses a post authored by someone named Dave King, which compares Donald Trump's influence to historical figures such as William the Conqueror, Genghis Khan, Napoleon, and Alexander the Great.
Bangladeshi Woman Detained At Guwahati Airport With Fake Aadhaar Card
A Bangladeshi woman was detained at Guwahati airport after being found with a fake Aadhaar card. During the inquiry, she reportedly revealed that she was a Bangladesh national.
A Rare Handshake At LoC Between Officers As Pak National Returns Home
Amid ongoing hostility between India and Pakistan, an Indian Army major rank officer was seen shaking hands with a Pakistani army officer, marking a rare moment of interaction.
Top US Scientist Funded Wuhan Lab That Sparked Covid? A Big 'Expose'
Tulsi Gabbard, former Trump administration intelligence chief, claimed that Anthony Fauci funded 'dangerous gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses' at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Afghanistan Carries Out Airstrikes In Pakistan Amid Rising Tensions
Afghanistan carried out airstrikes in Pakistan amid rising tensions between the two countries. The Afghan military stated that all pre-identified targets were successfully struck and described the operation as a 'precise response' to ongoing threats originating beyond its borders.
Is The Worst Over? Expert Decodes US-Iran Deal Impact On Inflation, Rupee
The article discusses potential benefits for various Indian industries such as aviation, logistics, chemicals, paints, tyres, and cement if fuel prices decrease.
US senator says Tesla benefited from govt support, Elon Musk replies
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has denied claims that his companies' success is largely due to government support, stating that such claims are 'totally false.' He argues that government incentives received by Tesla and SpaceX account for less than 2% of their total value. This debate emerged from a discussion on X (formerly Twitter) between U.S. Senators Mike Lee and Ed Markey, where Lee suggested that Musk's wealth is his own to use freely, while Markey disagreed and shared an article questioning the extent of government support for Tesla.
Tied, Beaten, Forced To Drink Urine: Chhattisgarh Man Tortures Wife In Front Of Children
A man in Chhattisgarh allegedly tortured his wife in front of their children, forcing her to drink urine and subjecting her to physical abuse.
"Would Make Patients Lighter": Japan Ex-Doctor Backs Amputations To Ease Care
A former geriatric doctor from Osaka, Kusakabe, has suggested that amputating paralyzed limbs could make patients lighter and reduce the burden on caregivers, particularly if the care industry faces a crisis.
'Bad vibes', a bat, 66 minutes of horror: Blow-by-blow account of house help's murder by doctor in South Delhi
Dr Manish Gupta, a dermatologist in South Delhi, is accused of murdering his longtime domestic helper, Meena Haldar, with a bat and knife. The incident occurred in his apartment in Kailash Hills. According to police, Gupta claimed the attack was due to 'bad energy' brought by Haldar. The victim was found dead in a pool of blood by a neighbor around 11:36 AM. Gupta was arrested at the scene and reportedly admitted to the crime. Investigators are looking into claims made by the family.
Can Netanyahu derail Trump's Iran deal? Inside Israel's push to influence US
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is attempting to influence the final terms of a recently signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding. The focus of his efforts includes nuclear restrictions, issues related to Lebanon, and growing differences with U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu views the agreement as the start of a new challenge rather than an end to tensions. The 60-day negotiation period following the deal will address Iran's nuclear program, oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz, and the implementation of the agreement's commitments.
Beyond Accenture, What Sparked A Rs 1.3 Lakh Crore Stock Market Meltdown
The article discusses a stock market downturn, noting that nearly 1,500 stocks declined on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), with losers significantly outnumbering gainers.
Who Was Romanch Mahajan? Punjab Teen Who Died In US Horse Carriage Accident
A Punjab teenager named Romanch Mahajan died in a horse carriage accident in the United States during his first trip to the country.
Why is stock market down today? Sensex falls 800 points, Nifty50 below 24,000
Indian equity benchmarks, including the Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, fell sharply on Friday, ending a five-day winning streak. The decline was primarily driven by heavy selling in IT sector stocks, including Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, and HCLTech, which dropped by up to 8%. This came amid weak global market sentiment, reduced investor confidence, and concerns over corporate spending on IT services. Accenture's revised revenue forecast contributed to the downturn, raising fears of continued caution in business investment. Additionally, foreign institutional investors returned to selling, adding to
Environmental clearance for Brigade housing project in Pallikaranai revoked
The State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA) has revoked the Environmental Clearance (EC) granted to Brigade Enterprises Ltd. for its proposed residential project in the Pallikaranai marshland Ramsar site. This decision followed a report that the company began construction without obtaining the necessary permission from the Tamil Nadu State Wetland Authority, violating the conditions of the EC.
TVK Moves Resolution Against Karnataka's Mekedatu Project, Ally Congress Supports
TVK has moved a resolution against Karnataka's Mekedatu project, with its ally Congress supporting the move. The resolution emphasizes the importance of water resources for the welfare of farmers and the state's economy, highlighting the need to protect Tamil Nadu's water rights.
Lebanon Remains Sticking Point As US, Iran Pull Out Of Talks In Switzerland
Lebanon remains a sticking point as the United States and Iran withdraw from talks in Switzerland. Iran's top negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has warned that any breach of the agreement would result in a strong response.
Years After Leaving Office, Obama Remains More Popular Than Trump, Biden
A new poll indicates that former U.S. President Barack Obama has higher favorability ratings compared to current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
Andhra Suspends Cop, Orders Probe Into Man's Disappearance After Custody
Andhra Pradesh has suspended a police officer and ordered an investigation into the disappearance of Sai Krishna, who allegedly went missing after being taken into police custody in May.
16 Dead In Israeli Strikes On Lebanon As US-Iran Talks Pushed Back
Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported at least 16 deaths in Israeli airstrikes, with the Israeli military confirming the strikes were ongoing.
'Op Tudwa' vs 'Op Tiger': Sanjay Raut claims 'rebel' MPs moved to Rajasthan
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut accused the party's dissenting Lok Sabha MPs of receiving financial incentives and being relocated to Rajasthan. He claimed the MPs were offered Rs 50 crore to switch allegiances and warned of 'Operation Tudwa' against them, calling them traitors. Only four out of nine Shiv Sena MPs attended a critical parliamentary meeting.
Chanting Mantras Made Mandatory In Chhattisgarh Government Schools, Row Erupts
Chhattisgarh's government schools have made chanting mantras mandatory, leading to controversy. The chief minister, Vishnu Deo Sai, defended the policy by stating it aims to foster character development among students.
Video Shows Moment Horse Bolted At New York's Central Park, Killing Indian Tourist
An 18-year-old Indian tourist, Romanch Mahajan, was killed when a horse bolted at New York's Central Park. He got off a four-wheeled carriage to save his mother, who had fallen after the horse sprinted through the park without the driver.
Live: Trump warns Israel against Lebanon attacks, says Iran peace deal within reach
US President Donald Trump announced a new agreement with Iran, set to be signed on Sunday, which he claims will prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The article also reports on recent violence in Gaza, where a Palestinian died from Israeli gunfire and four others were killed in Israeli shelling of a refugee camp. Additionally, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for 17 attacks.
As India Plans Nuclear Scale-Up, Watchdog Confirms Zero Accident Record
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that India has not experienced any nuclear accidents to date. This statement was made by Amgad Shokr, Director of the Incident and Emergency Center at the IAEA.
UK Labour's Andy Burnham Wins Key Election, Mounts Challenge To Keir Starmer
Andy Burnham decisively won the seat of Makerfield in northwest England over Rob Kenyon of the anti-immigration party Reform UK.
Government: Significant progress already made on interim US FTA
The Indian government reported significant progress on the India-US interim Free Trade Agreement (FTA), stating that the two nations are nearing the conclusion of the pact. This follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri mentioned that U.S. Trade Representative Jameson Greer will visit India soon to advance negotiations. Additionally, Misri commented on the U.S.-Iran interim peace agreement, expressing cautious optimism while emphasizing that India will not directly involve itself in resolving the Iran-Israel conflict.
PM Modi in Paris LIVE updates: Modi arrives in Paris, meets members of Indian diaspora
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Paris on June 17, 2026, where he received a warm welcome from the Indian diaspora, officials, and supporters. He emphasized the significance of the India-France partnership for global progress. Modi is set to attend VivaTech 2026 alongside French President Emmanuel Macron and engage with the Indian community. The event is noted as Europe's leading technology and innovation gathering, with India having the largest national pavilion this year.
PM To Release PM-Kisan Installment Tomorrow, Benefiting 9.5 Crore Farmers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release the 23rd installment of the PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi on June 20 from Tarakeswar in West Bengal's Hooghly district. The event will coincide with PM Kisan Utsav Diwas across India.
"Smell The Reality": JD Vance Slams Israel For Criticising Iran Deal
The article mentions that Israel and the US jointly launched a military operation against Iran starting on February 28, with close coordination between the two countries.
PM Modi meets Trump after 16 months, with a handshake, not a hug
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time in 16 months during the G7 summit in France. The meeting included a handshake rather than a hug, and both leaders exchanged pleasantries. Modi also held bilateral talks with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (not Mark Carney), UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. During discussions with Trudeau, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to finalizing a comprehensive economic partnership agreement, with a potential deadline set for the G20 summit in December. Modi also强调
US Lifts Iran Ports Blockade Ahead Of Swiss Ceremony
The US has lifted its blockade on Iranian ports ahead of a ceremony in Switzerland. The move follows a deal signed by US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, which initiated a 60-day period for discussions on broader issues between the two countries, including Iran's nuclear program.
Crippled By Delays, Pakistan's Ambitious Submarine Programme Gasps For Breath
Pakistan's submarine acquisition program, which was intended to include eight Hangor-class submarines under a deal signed with China in 2015, is facing delays.
Opinion: US Has No Regrets. Indian Sailor Killings Collateral Damage For Them
The article presents an opinion piece suggesting that the United States does not regret the killing of Indian sailors, framing it as collateral damage.
India's Artificial Intelligence Data Centres Plan May Hit 'Heat' Hurdle
A report titled '2026 Global Analysis of Planned Data Centres for Physical Climate Risk and Resilience' analyzed 2,595 planned data centers globally to evaluate their vulnerability to direct climate-related damage.
Drunk Man Beats Wife, Shaves Her Head, Forces Her To Drink Urine
A man was arrested after allegedly beating his wife, shaving her head, and forcing her to drink urine. Videos of the incident show the accused repeatedly slapping and kicking her, shaving her head, and smearing a black substance on her face and body.
'We will not accept if ...' - Iran Supreme leader's first reaction on deal with US
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei authorized a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States, despite having differing views on the agreement. He stated that he gave his approval after receiving assurances from President Masoud Pezeshkian and other senior officials that Iran's rights and the interests of the 'Resistance Front' would be protected. Khamenei emphasized that future negotiations with the U.S. would not equate to accepting the 'enemy's position,' and Iran would reject any excessive demands.
Beyond Teesta: How China's River Projects Could Shape Bangladesh For Decades
The article discusses China's river projects in Bangladesh, which include major river dredging, construction of embankments, reservoirs, development of an irrigation system, prevention of erosion, and the creation of a hydrological monitoring system.
SIT starts probe into Ram Mandir donations issue, reaches Ram temple complex
A three-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed by the Uttar Pradesh government to investigate allegations of misappropriation of donation funds at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. The SIT visited the temple complex to collect relevant documents as part of its inquiry. The team includes Lucknow Divisional Commissioner Vijay Vishwas Pant, Lucknow Range Inspector General Kiran S, and Special Secretary in the Finance Department Neelratan Kumar. The SIT is required to submit a preliminary report within seven days and a final report within 15 days.
Trekking To Celebrate Birthday, Man Dies After Falling Into Lonavala Gorge
A man died after falling into a gorge in Lonavala while trekking to celebrate his birthday. Reports suggest he lost his balance due to the damp and slippery conditions at the location.
Team Thackeray Rebellion And A Trip To Delhi: Inside Story
Six Members of Parliament from Maharashtra secretly traveled to Delhi on chartered flights, avoiding local intelligence and media. The move has been described as part of a 'Team Thackeray Rebellion.'
40-Year-Old Man Shot At In Park In Delhi's Nizamuddin Area: Cops
A 40-year-old man was shot and wounded in a park in southeast Delhi's Nizamuddin area on Thursday night, according to police.
'Desperate' Trump Used All Kinds Of Leverage For Iran Deal: Mojtaba Khamenei
Mojtaba Khamenei, a member of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated that former U.S. President Donald Trump used various forms of leverage to achieve the Iran nuclear deal.
Woman Attempts Suicide After Man Abuses Her, Forces Her To Change Religion
A woman from Rajkot attempted suicide after being abused by a man who forced her to change her religion. She drank acid and was taken to the hospital by her husband.
White House to Anthropic: Do this if you want to release Fable 5 model outside US
The Trump administration has reportedly instructed Anthropic to address security vulnerabilities in its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models before allowing their release outside the United States. According to a report by Wired, the White House has stopped engaging in discussions with Anthropic and now demands immediate action to fix 'jailbreaking' techniques that allow users to bypass the AI's safety measures. This decision follows a recent National Security Agency (NSA) investigation, which found that the guardrails on Fable 5 can be disabled by tech-savvy users, raising concerns about potential
Fiscal Deficit Below 3% In 10 States, 13 See Revenue Surplus In 2024-25
The article discusses fiscal deficits and revenue surpluses across Indian states for the financial year 2024-25, noting that 10 states have a fiscal deficit below 3%, while 13 states report a revenue surplus.
Alleged Bomb Attack On BJP Workers In Bengal's Karimpur, Five Injured
An alleged bomb attack occurred in the Sahebpara area of Karimpur-II Block in West Bengal, injuring five people. The incident happened when BJP workers were returning home.
Trump May Have Won Iran War Militarily, He Lost The Negotiation
The article discusses the US-Iran Memorandum of Agreement, suggesting it favors Iran.
Rare, Under-Studied Goat-Antelope Spotted In Sikkim After Nearly 3 Decades
Forest officials in Sikkim captured the first-ever video footage of the Mishmi takin during a routine patrolling exercise in Bakuchen under Tingda Reserve Forest.
Trump Called Obama's Iran Deal 'Horrible'. How 2026 Memorandum Compares
The US and Iran signed the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, a 14-point framework intended to end an ongoing conflict in the Middle East that has lasted approximately 110 days.
Woman gang-raped in Bihar; violated with cartridge, stones and wood
A woman in Bihar's Begusarai district reported being gang-raped by five men who allegedly used a cartridge-like object, a stone, and a piece of wood during the assault. The incident occurred on June 11 when she went out to use the toilet. The attackers reportedly tied her hands and legs, assaulted her, and then raped her. After receiving initial treatment at a hospital, she continued to experience severe pain and was readmitted on June 17 for further examination. Doctors found foreign objects inside her body during this second visit. The woman claims that the police did not take significant行动.
RBI Approves Extension Of Keki Mistry's Tenure As HDFC Bank Interim Chairman
HDFC Bank announced that the Reserve Bank of India has approved an extension of Keki Mistry's tenure as interim chairman until September 18.
Team Uddhav Rebels Were Upset. A Sanjay Raut Remark Made It Worse
The article mentions that several members of Team Uddhav did not attend a meeting and have not provided an official response. It references a remark by Sanjay Raut that exacerbated tensions within the group.
Vietnamese Tycoon's Seized Hermes Collection Sold For Over Rs 5 Crore
The seized Hermes collection belonging to a Vietnamese tycoon was sold for over Rs 5 crore. The sale included several Hermes Birkin bags, which are considered some of the most expensive and highly sought-after luxury handbags globally.
Chennai Prodigy Lydian Nadhaswaram Makes History With London Orchestra
Chennai-based musician Lydian Nadhaswaram made history by recording a symphony with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Matt Dunkley.
'Telegram now a new dark web': Govt defends ban on app ahead of NEET retest
The Indian government defended its decision to temporarily block access to the messaging app Telegram before the NEET-UG retest, arguing that Telegram has become a 'new dark web' facilitating the spread of illegal exam-related content. The government stated that tracking and attributing criminal activity on Telegram is difficult due to its structure, which allows rapid dissemination of unlawful material. The government also claimed that separating legal from illegal content on the platform is technically unfeasible.
After PM Modi-Trump G7 Meet, Amit Shah Holds Security Talks With US Envoy
Amit Shah held security talks with the U.S. envoy following the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump at the G7 summit.
Indian man sentenced to 34 years in UK for kidnap, torture and rape
An Indian man has been sentenced to 34 years in prison in the UK for kidnapping, torturing, and raping a 24-year-old woman. The victim became suspicious when asked to transport a suitcase from Thailand to the UK and refused. She was then abducted by masked individuals and taken to a house in Hanwell, where she endured prolonged torture and was raped twice by the accused.
French Tanker Passes Strait Of Hormuz After War Deal: Report
A French-flagged LNG tanker departed the Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, according to a tracking platform. This movement follows an agreement aimed at ending the US-Iran conflict, which has led to the reopening of this critical maritime route.
Assam Prepares For Ambubachi Mela, Over 8 Lakh Devotees Expected
Assam is preparing for the Ambubachi Mela, a religious festival expected to attract over 8 lakh devotees. The festival will begin with Pravritti on June 22 and end with Nivritti on June 26, when the temple doors will reopen after being closed for three days.
Video: Ukrainian Drone Hits Russian Refinery, Blows Tank Lid Off
Russian officials stated that Ukraine conducted one of its largest drone attacks on Moscow in over two years, targeting a refinery and causing significant damage.
Refugee Camps To CEO: Avinash Kaul Chronicles His Journey In "The Next Mountain"
Avinash Kaul's book 'The Next Mountain' is set to be released on July 3. The book chronicles his journey from refugee camps to becoming a CEO.
Ex-Agniveers To Get 20% Reservation In Delhi Government Jobs
The Delhi government has announced that former Agniveers—individuals who served under India's short-term military recruitment program—will receive a 20% reservation in government jobs. Departments are authorized to deploy these individuals in roles that align with their skills, discipline, and training gained during their service.
Pune 'Godman' Abused Woman For Years, Made Her Drink His Urine
Radheshyam Mishra, also known as Radhamohan Mishra, operated a 'modern gurukul' in the Ubale Nagar area of Wagholi in Pune. The article reports allegations that he abused a woman for years and made her drink his urine.