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Jaismine Lamboria wins gold in women's 57kg boxing at Commonwealth Games 2026
Jaismine Lamboria secured a gold medal in the women's 57kg boxing category. She defeated Michaela Walsh from Northern Ireland in the final match. Earlier, Lamboria had advanced to the final with a dominant semi-final victory. This win had already guaranteed India at least a silver medal. Lamboria expressed her determination to win gold for her country.
No apology for protest language; July 20 crackdown must be answered: AISA president Neha
AISA president Neha declined to condemn protesters' strong language against the Centre. She argued that critics are diverting attention from police actions during a recent crackdown. Neha highlighted the use of pellet guns and sticks with nails on demonstrators. She questioned why politicians' derogatory comments faced no similar scrutiny. The student leader stated that the focus should be on injuries, not profanity.
Commonwealth Games 2026: India's Preeti Pawar clinches women's 54kg boxing gold
Preeti Pawar secured the gold medal in the 54kg category at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. Pawar showcased her prowess by defeating Zambia's Catherine Mwape in the semifinals and going on to beat Canada's Scarlett Delgado in the final. This gold medal complements her recent successes at the World Cup and Asian Championships, marking a stellar year for the athlete.
400 million daily transactions scale: How PhonePe balances AI, automation & trust
Psychology suggests that constantly feeling as though an invisible clock is ticking is rarely a sign of poor planning or personal weakness. Instead, it often reflects a combination of overlapping psychological processes, including stress, time pressure, anxiety, perfectionism, and the way the brain perceives urgency.
Will SpaceX paint its rocket pink? Investor questions go beyond Moon and Mars ahead of first results
SpaceX's initial public offering allocated shares for retail investors. Shareholders submitted popular questions about Starship's lunar mission and mascot. Investors also inquired about orbital refueling and rocket aesthetics. While business outlook questions were less popular, AI data centers were discussed. Musk's long-term vision for abundance prompted investor queries about share value.
Activist Tehseen Poonawalla alleges house arrest ahead of march against E20 fuel policy
Activist Tehseen Poonawalla alleged house arrest by Delhi Police on Saturday. He was prevented from a solo march and hunger strike against the E20 fuel policy. Police cited potential law and order issues and a large expected turnout. Poonawalla claimed internet jammers were installed near his residence. He has been campaigning against the E20 fuel blend for consumers.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval urged India's youth to prioritize national interest over personal gains. He emphasized seizing a crucial window of opportunity for strengthening the nation. Doval accepted the Lokmanya Tilak National Award 2026 in Pune. He praised Lokmanya Tilak's sacrifices and contributions to India's freedom struggle. Doval expressed confidence in India's future success and historical achievements.
Amit Shah praises NSA Ajit Doval's role in India's foreign policy and national security decisions
Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Saturday. Shah highlighted Doval's significant role in strengthening India's foreign policy and national security. Doval has provided crucial advice behind Prime Minister Modi's security decisions. The Home Minister also spoke about India's path of cultural nationalism. He noted Doval's contributions to modernizing armed forces and defense preparedness.
Trump threatens more strikes on Iran as US pushes for Strait of Hormuz reopening
US President Donald Trump has issued a warning of more military responses directed at Iran as regional conflicts intensify. Kuwait has reported drone attacks on essential facilities, with a tanker being struck in the Strait of Hormuz. At the same time, Israeli forces launched powerful strikes on Gaza following disarmament talks from Hamas. In Yemen, the Houthi rebels have forced Saudi vessels to navigate around Africa.
What's so human about AI? It makes mistakes.
Centre to SC: Foreign citizens can't be deported without nationality verification
The Centre informed the Supreme Court about deportation procedures for foreign nationals. Nationality verification and acceptance by the home country are mandatory steps. Deportation cannot proceed without confirming an individual's nationality and travel documents. State authorities can deport individuals after completing sentences and legal proceedings. This process ensures proper procedures are followed before any deportation occurs.
Quote of the day by Miley Cyrus: Miley Cyrus's quote reminds us that our potential extends far beyond our current circumstances. It suggests that pursuing our dreams helps uncover hidden strengths, resilience and confidence we may not realise we possess. By stepping outside our comfort zones, we create opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery. In a world shaped by constant social comparisons, the message encourages us to focus on our own journey and embrace change, allowing us to become stronger, wiser and more confident individuals.
A library book borrowed in the 1870s has returned to Kiama, Australia. It was discovered sealed inside a fireplace during recent home renovations. The overdue fine for the Antiquities of Athens book would be substantial. However, the library will not collect any payment from the unknown borrower. The historical book will now be displayed permanently in the local history collection.
Delhi Chief Minister launches Lakshmi Yojna portal
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana portal on Saturday. Eligible women will receive Rs 2,500 monthly financial aid under this new scheme. The government has allocated Rs 5,100 crore for this significant economic empowerment initiative. Women aged 21 to 60 with family incomes up to Rs 2.50 lakh are eligible. However, certain conditions exclude taxpayers and women with more than three children.
PM Modi inaugurates 5,640 crore Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport in Andhra Pradesh
A consumer commission has directed the State Bank of India (SBI) to refund Rs 1.64 lakh to a customer who lost money in an unauthorised online banking transaction. The commission ruled that the bank failed to prove any negligence on the customer's part and also ordered SBI to pay Rs 15,000 as compensation for harassment and Rs 10,000 towards litigation costs. It found the bank's investigation to be inadequate and unsupported by technical evidence.
Amit Shah presents Lokmanya Tilak Award to NSA Ajit Doval in Pune
Union Home Minister Amit Shah presented the Lokmanya Tilak National Award to Ajit Doval. Doval received the honour for his significant contributions to India's national security. The award ceremony took place in Pune on Saturday. Earlier, Shah paid tributes to Lokshahir Annabhau Sathe on his birth anniversary. Maharashtra leaders joined Shah in offering floral tributes at Sathe's statue.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated projects worth nearly eighteen thousand crore rupees in Andhra Pradesh. He also laid the foundation stone for a semiconductor manufacturing facility at Visakhapatnam. Several renewable energy transmission projects were also inaugurated by the Prime Minister. Additionally, highway projects worth over one thousand eight hundred eighty crore rupees were dedicated. These initiatives aim to boost infrastructure and economic growth across the state.
11 captive elephants were released into the wild. Five years later, researchers found this
South Africa released 11 elephants after years in captivity, and a five-year study found their behavior had become remarkably similar to that of wild elephants.
Trinidad restaurateur Carveann David undergoes rare heart procedure in India
Carveann David, a woman from Trinidad, has successfully undergone advanced heart failure treatment in India, receiving a groundbreaking permanent transcatheter implant, marking a first in the Delhi-NCR region. This innovative procedure has alleviated her severe valve leakage and fluid accumulation, allowing her the simple joy of sleeping on her stomach after nearly a decade. Driven by her experience, she now seeks to enhance awareness of India's remarkable healthcare capabilities.
Over 5.9 crore income tax returns filed by July 31 for AY27 as deadline closes
More than 5.9 crore income tax returns were filed by the July 31 deadline. This figure represents filings for assessment year 2026-27 by individuals and HUFs. Last year's extended deadline saw over 7.3 crore returns filed by September 16. Taxpayers typically file a substantial share during the final week before the deadline.
'They can some day turn on you..': Trump says US has not agreed to Ukraine building Patriot missiles
Rishabh Pant trains with MS Dhoni in Ranchi ahead of Sri Lanka Test series
In preparation for the upcoming Test series, Rishabh Pant is honing his skills alongside MS Dhoni in Ranchi. Pant is integral to India's Test lineup, while reports suggest Dhoni could extend his career in a mentorship capacity with Chennai Super Kings, despite stepping back from the game due to injuries. With the Sri Lanka series approaching, a formidable showing is critical for India's World Test Championship ambitions.
9,000 kmph: SpaceX junk is about to punch a hole in the Moon. Why scientists are happy
A piece of SpaceX rocket debris is set to crash into the Moon at nearly 9,000 kmph. Here's why scientists are interested in the impact and what it could reveal.
Neeraj Chopra wins silver, Yashvir Singh bags bronze in Commonwealth javelin in Scotland
How are you, dad? A lush-green Indian state is grappling with an ageing problem
Kerala, India's fastest-ageing state, is emerging as a blueprint for tackling the country's ageing population and elderly care challenges. With low fertility, rising life expectancy and migration reshaping families, the state is introducing dedicated elderly welfare policies, geriatric healthcare, caregiver training and senior living models that could shape India's response to a projected 230 million elderly population by 2036.
I forgive those PM Modi breaks silence on abusive protest videos
WATCH: Tensions escalate as security forces disperse protesters in Lahore
PM Modi abuse video girl issues apology, says she was 'influenced'
A 15-year-old girl issued an apology video after appearing in a clip abusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She stated that friends influenced her to repeat objectionable language against the Prime Minister. The girl expressed deep embarrassment and shame, appealing to the nation for forgiveness. This apology came after a police complaint was filed regarding the viral video's circulation.
West Bengal has launched its digital 16th Census self-enumeration on Saturday, allowing residents to submit their details online between August 1 and August 15. A subsequent phase for house-listing will take place from August 16 through September 14. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari called for community involvement, promising that all gathered information will remain private and protected by law.
Tea seller welcomes 202 cut in commercial LPG prices, seeks further relief
U.S. Marine F-35B crashes near San Diego; pilot ejects safely
2026 sawan maha shivaratri date and time: Sawan Shivratri in 2026 will be observed on Tuesday, August 11. The auspicious Chaturdashi Tithi begins early on August 11 and concludes after midnight. Devotees will fast and perform night-long prayers dedicated to Lord Shiva. This observance is distinct from the major Maha Shivratri festival. The festival falls during the sacred Shravan month.
EC extends Telangana electoral roll revision schedule, final list on Oct 19
The Election Commission of India has extended the special intensive revision schedule for Telangana's electoral rolls. Final electoral rolls for Telangana will now be published on October 19, 2026. House-to-house enumeration and polling station rationalisation will continue until August 10. Andhra Pradesh has published its draft electoral rolls after completing its enumeration phase. This revision exercise identified many deceased and permanently shifted electors across both states.
Life lessons: Ram Gopal Kothari overcame repeated job losses, business failures and financial hardship to achieve a remarkable feat. He went on to become the first Indian to complete a marathon at the Geographic North Pole, running across floating Arctic ice in extreme conditions. His journey is a powerful story of resilience, determination and the belief that even after life's darkest moments, new beginnings are possible.
Godavari flood intensity to increase; second warning level likely at Dowleswaram on Saturday: APSDMA
The Godavari river flood intensity is expected to increase steadily due to heavy upstream rainfall. Water levels at Bhadrachalam and Kunavaram are rising, with inflow and outflow at Dowleswaram Barrage exceeding 5.3 lakh cusecs. Authorities have alerted district administrations and kept disaster response teams ready for emergencies. People in low-lying areas and lanka villages should relocate to safer locations and rehabilitation centers.
RBI's FCNR, forex schemes draw $40.81 billion in inflows so far
Significant capital inflows have been recorded, thanks to the proactive measures taken by India's central bank. The Reserve Bank of India facilitated a total of $40.81 billion in foreign exchange influx, of which $36.7 billion derived from Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposits. Support also came through swap facilities for External Commercial Borrowings and Overseas Foreign Currency Borrowings, showcasing the sound financial strategies in place.
This Himalayan treasure helped over 200 families earn lakhs while protecting 100 sq km of forest
A wild Himalayan spice known as Khagi is transforming lives in Arunachal Pradesh. Indigenous communities are using the native spice to generate sustainable income while protecting forests and biodiversity. The community-led initiative has benefited more than 200 families and generated around Rs 39 lakh in revenue. It has also created a valuable additional source of income for rural households, demonstrating how conservation and sustainable livelihoods can go hand in hand.
Indian companies are about to raise prices, putting RBI's inflation outlook to test
Indian companies are preparing for price increases on various products soon as commodity costs rise due to ongoing global conflicts. Consumers can expect higher prices for everyday items ranging from toothpaste to tires. Demand is expected to remain stable during the upcoming festival season. Policymakers are closely monitoring inflation pressures and their impact.
India's ambassador to the US, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, met Allison Hooker. They discussed advancing the India-US bilateral partnership. The productive discussion occurred on Friday morning. Both officials exchanged perspectives on regional developments. This meeting aimed to strengthen existing ties.
Pakistan's interior minister declared the nation's governance system has collapsed. He called for sweeping constitutional reforms and new administrative units to address crises. Young Pakistanis seek merit-based jobs and equal opportunities, not financial assistance. A united Generation Z could significantly disrupt the existing political landscape. Business leaders must actively engage in politics and address mounting national debt.
A 21-year-old woman died of rabies despite taking all five anti-rabies vaccine doses and rabies immunoglobulin after a dog bite. An ex-Army doctor explains why rabies treatment can sometimes fail and the critical mistakes people must avoid.
'Dishonorable to deal with...': Trump says he is 'losing faith' in Iran as nuclear talks continue
Friendship Day 2026 Date: When and how to celebrate in India
Friendship Day 2026 falls on Sunday, August 2, following India's established tradition. The United Nations officially recognizes July 30 as International Day of Friendship. Bollywood's Kuch Kuch Hota Hai popularized the August date for exchanging friendship bands. Modern celebrations involve digital messages and personal gifts among friends. Both dates are valid, with India preferring its own August observance.
Woman killed in Idukki landslide as heavy rain triggers floods across central Kerala
A woman died in Idukki after a landslide destroyed her home on Saturday as heavy rains caused floods and fresh landslides across central Kerala. Several people are feared trapped under debris in Kottayam district. Rescue operations are underway in affected areas of both districts. Authorities have issued alerts for continued heavy rainfall.
LPG cylinder prices today: Commercial LPG cylinder prices have been reduced by up to Rs 209 from August 1. This price adjustment offers relief to restaurants and hotels dependent on this fuel. Domestic cooking gas prices, however, remain unchanged for households across the nation. The reduction applies only to the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders. This revision follows a high-level meeting reviewing regional preparedness.
Assam launches its first GPU cluster to power government-owned AI infrastructure
Assam has launched its first government-owned GPU cluster for AI. This secure infrastructure will power the next generation of public services. The state aims to become an AI-first region, enhancing governance capabilities. Office files and notifications will now be accessible through an AI assistant. This initiative marks a significant first step in Assam's technological advancement.
Zubair Baloch, brother of jailed gang leader Uzair Baloch, was critically injured in Karachi. Unidentified gunmen opened fire on him outside his home, hitting him in the chest and stomach. The attack has revived old gang rivalries and violence in the Lyari area. Zubair had recently been released from jail after facing several criminal cases. His brother Uzair remains imprisoned for espionage charges.
Singaporean student Siti Aishah Siregar was found safe by Cambodian police after vanishing from her family. She arrived in Cambodia and met an online gaming friend at the airport. Aishah explained she left home due to strict parental control and a desire for independence. Emails revealed she transferred money to an unknown person before her disappearance. The investigation continues into the money transfer and the nature of the online friendship.
China conducts naval, air patrols around disputed shoal in South China Sea
China's military conducted joint air and naval drills near Scarborough Shoal. These exercises were described as a necessary response to regional instability. The drills aimed to test combat readiness and territorial defense capabilities. China claims the shoal as Huangyan Dao, while the Philippines calls it Bajo de Masinloc. The People's Liberation Army Southern Theater Command announced the drills on Saturday.
US Marine F-35B crashes near San Diego base; pilot safely ejected, recovered
Yemen's Houthi-run maritime body denied plans to impose fees on ships. Passage through the Bab el-Mandeb strait remains free, they stated. This follows a report citing regional sources about potential fees. The Houthi center confirmed its safe transit service is voluntary and cost-free. Shipping companies are urged not to pay unauthorized individuals or entities.
Iran has warned of retaliatory strikes on Israeli and US energy assets. This warning follows reports of potential military operations coordinated by Washington and Tel Aviv. President Trump has reportedly ordered preparations for renewed strikes on Iranian targets. The United States indicated substantial military measures would be taken unless Iran re-entered negotiations. This escalating rhetoric raises concerns about a wider regional conflict impacting vital energy supplies.
India and Lesotho convened for their sixth Joint Bilateral Commission meeting, focusing on strengthening their bilateral ties. They explored avenues for development partnerships and capacity building initiatives that benefit both countries. Their commitment to fostering sustainable development through South-South cooperation was reinstated. A future meeting is scheduled to take place in Maseru, ensuring continued collaboration and dialogue.
FIFA scraps World Cup sell-off plan after resistance from members
FIFA has scrapped its plans to sell off a share of the World Cup after facing heavy opposition from various quarters. UEFA expressed strong disapproval, warning of boycotts and alleging that FIFA was compromising the integrity of football. President Infantino acknowledged that the initiative caused rifts within the organization, leading to resignations among advisors and dissatisfaction among staff.
Quote of the day by Plato says, The right question is usually more important than the right answer. The idea focuses on critical thinking, curiosity, inquiry and true understanding. It teaches people to question assumptions, avoid quick conclusions and frame problems with care. Platos philosophy connects this approach with intellectual humility, learning and the search for knowledge beyond simple factual recall.
Psychology says people who are never apologize even if they are at fault aren't always simply rude or careless. Their behaviour can be linked to defensiveness, fear of blame, self-image, difficulty accepting responsibility, or a different view of what happened. Research on apologies shows that admitting wrongdoing can affect relationships, responsibility, trust and conflict. Understanding these reasons can help explain why some people avoid saying sorry.
Did you talk to Stephen Miller?: Keating torches State Dept official over revoking Haitians TPS
Fathers just run away: Jeff Bartos to UN drops bombshell on sexual assault allegations in UN
He just had a big victory: Trump congratulates Jay Clayton on DNI confirmation at cabinet meeting
Chandrashekhar Azad-led Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) unveils UP poll list with 45 candidates
Chandrashekhar Azad's party revealed its first 45 candidates for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections. The candidate list reflects the party's outreach to Bahujan communities and minorities. Eighteen Scheduled Caste and sixteen Other Backward Class candidates were announced. Ten Muslim and one Sikh candidate were also included in the list. Most of these candidates are from western Uttar Pradesh.
SIR 3.0 draft rolls: Over 1 crore names deleted in 10 states/UTs
More than 1.12 crore names have been deleted from electoral rolls across ten states and Union Territories. Andhra Pradesh and Haryana reported significant deletions, with over 45 lakh and 33.8 lakh names removed respectively. Many more deletions are expected as Karnataka and Telangana publish their draft rolls soon. The Special Intensive Revision exercise covers over 36 crore electors across nineteen states and Union Territories.
The Supreme Court rejected the Uttarakhand government's plea against bail for Abdul Malik. The court expressed serious reservations about using the UAPA in this case. Malik is accused in the February 2024 Haldwani violence incident. The High Court had granted bail, noting his absence from the scene. The Supreme Court upheld the bail, prioritizing personal liberty.
In 1869, an American inventor and businessman created a revolutionary machine to record votes through an electrical system. Thomas Edison received his first patent for the device on June 1, 1869. The vote recorder allowed legislators to cast yes or no votes using switches. Congress did not accept it because faster voting could reduce debate and political discussion.
IB Officer's Murder: Life term for former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, four others
A court sentenced former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain to life imprisonment. He and four others were convicted for the murder of Ankit Sharma. The judge cited the crime's brutality but found convicts reformable. The prosecution had sought the death penalty for the five men. The court ruled the case did not meet the 'rarest of rare' criteria.
Unfazed by West Asia crisis, fiscal deficit within range at 18.2% in Q1
The Centre's fiscal deficit reached 18.2% of the full-year target in the first quarter. Higher spending was offset by stronger net tax collections, analysts noted. Revenue expenditure rose over 7% year-on-year, driven by increased April spending. Capital expenditure remained strong, increasing 24% year-on-year during the quarter. This data suggests the government will likely meet its fiscal deficit target.
Illegitimate intl organization: Rubio determined to dismantle ICC over possible future indictment
Displaced PoK people protest in Jammu, seek liberation from Pakistan
Displaced people from across the Line of Control protested in Jammu on Friday. They demanded the liberation of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir and its integration with India. The protest was organized by SOS International, advocating for displaced PoK residents. Chairman Rajiv Chuni urged the Indian government to take steps for PoK's freedom. Demonstrators raised slogans against Pakistan and its military leadership during the event.
Unidentified gunman kills non-local in Kulgam
An unidentified gunman killed one non-local labourer and injured another in Kulgam. The targeted attack occurred Friday evening in Kelam village, southern Kashmir. Both labourers were from Chhattisgarh and worked at a local brick kiln. One labourer was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital. Security forces have cordoned the area and launched a search operation.
DHFL Rs 32,930 crore fund diversion case: CBI court orders charges against Wadhawan brothers
In an order pronounced on Thursday, special judge Sanjeev Kumar Malhotra directed that the Wadhawan brothers face charges under various sections of the IPC, relating to criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery and falsification of accounts.
YouTube rolls out AI search, Shorts upgrades, creator tools and more in major update in July
YouTube is introducing new AI tools and improved content discovery for viewers. Creators will benefit from enhanced features and expanded monetization options. The platform is also expanding shopping capabilities to more countries. New updates will integrate YouTube Music with Google's AI search experience. Further enhancements for TV viewers and supervised kid accounts are also planned.
An Italian proverb emphasizes doing things yourself for better results. This timeless saying reflects a mindset valuing initiative and personal accountability. Self-reliance is a valuable trait in today's fast-paced and goal-oriented world. Taking initiative builds confidence and sharpens skills through direct involvement. Balancing independence with teamwork is key to achieving overall success.
Spain says migrants are returning from Ceuta after 57 die in border rush
Spain reported reversing a large migrant influx into its Ceuta enclave. Most of the over fifty thousand people have already returned voluntarily to Morocco. Moroccan forces used batons and tear gas to manage crowds at the border gates. The incident caused division in Europe, with Italy suspending Schengen arrangements with Spain. Spanish authorities are speeding up the repatriation of those who entered illegally.
Japan is launching a new National Intelligence Bureau to centralize its intelligence gathering. This significant reform addresses growing security threats from China, Russia, and North Korea. The bureau will coordinate information from various government agencies for better analysis. Japan also considers stronger counterespionage laws and a potential foreign intelligence service. These changes reflect a broader shift in Japan's postwar security posture.
How researchers created a giant 3D printer capable of building an entire house in just 24 hours
3D printer that builds a house in 24 hours: Researchers developed a giant 3D concrete printer for rapid house construction. This technology, Contour Crafting, builds homes layer by layer using a robotic nozzle. It automates construction, reducing time and material waste significantly. The system also embeds conduits for utilities during the building process.
'US doing amazing job': Trump delivers strong message on Iran, says 'they're doing very poorly'
Lone baby bird found on playground rescued and reunited with family in heartwarming moment
A young yellow-crowned night heron was discovered alone on a Long Island playground. Animal rescuer Karenlynn Stracher moved the bird to a safer, shaded area. The bird was then able to reach a grassy spot with more cover. Later, the heron successfully reunited with its parents and flew away. This simple rescue brought happiness to the dedicated animal rescuer.
First tariff-free Scottish salmon shipment arrives in Bengaluru under UK-India CETA
The consignment of fresh farmed Scottish salmon, produced by Bakkafrost and imported by Bengaluru-based Sashimi Foods Private Limited, reached India barely two weeks after the agreement became operational.
'Abuses never solve anything': PM Modi's late-night Instagram video after Jantar Mantar abuse row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a video message urging society to guide young protesters. He expressed a personal wish to forgive them for using abusive language. The prime minister stated that youth is a time for learning and self-correction. He appealed for compassion and guidance instead of punishment for these individuals. Modi emphasized that these young people are part of the nation's family.
Quote of the Day by Shakira: Shakiras quote, In this life, to earn your place you have to fight for it, explores the importance of determination, perseverance, and self-belief in achieving success. The quote suggests that meaningful achievements require dedication, hard work, and the courage to overcome challenges rather than waiting for opportunities to come easily. It highlights that earning ones place in life is a journey of continuous effort, resilience, and personal growth.
Security forces recovered suspected drone along LoC in Akhnoor sector
Security forces recovered a suspected drone near the Line of Control in Jammu's Akhnoor sector. The drone, believed to be from Pakistan, was found in the Chakla hamlet area. Following this discovery, security forces immediately initiated a comprehensive search operation across the region. Initial investigations revealed that the recovered drone bears 'Made in China' markings. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns along the border.
Air Marshal A K Bharti, face of Operation Sindoor briefings, retires from IAF
Air Marshal A K Bharti retired from the Indian Air Force after a distinguished career. He served as Director General Air Operations during Operation Sindoor last year. Air Marshal Bharti paid homage to fallen heroes at the National War Memorial. He was part of tri-service media briefings for Operation Sindoor. The operation involved airstrikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
'He just ran away': Ossoff slams Collins after he refuses to answer son-in-law's controversial post
India needs enabling ecosystem for green trade, says Commerce Secretary
India's Commerce Secretary highlighted sustainability regulations in global trade. He stressed creating an ecosystem for industry to adopt sustainable practices. Discussions covered India's carbon market and producer responsibility frameworks. Early adaptation will strengthen India's global competitiveness and trade position. This workshop aimed to enhance India's strategic approach to trade and sustainable development.
Thousands of migrants are attempting to enter Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco. Ceuta is a small Spanish territory located on the African continent. This enclave serves as one of Europe's most closely watched external borders. Morocco disputes Spain's sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, its other enclave. These territories remain politically sensitive border regions for Europe and migrants.
Fauci hearing recap: Top 5 most shocking moments from ex-NIAID Director's explosive Senate hearing
MEA 'in touch' with families of two missing Indians seafarers from MV AG N Ragnar
Two Indian nationals remain missing after their vessel was attacked near Odesa port. Search and rescue operations are underway by Ukrainian and Romanian authorities. The Indian government is in close contact with the families of the missing seafarers. Thirteen Indian nationals are also on board a Tanzania-flagged vessel in the region. India supports freedom of navigation through international waterways.
