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Kejriwal announces Janki and Luv-Kush Temple in Amritsar, questions Ram Mandir donation probe
NASA races to save Swift telescope from falling back to Earth with daring rescue mission
NASA is launching a daring $30 million mission this week to rescue the aging Swift Observatory from falling back to Earth. A robotic lifesaver from startup Katalyst Space Technologies will boost the telescope to a higher orbit, preventing its loss due to intense solar activity. This pioneering effort could pave the way for future in-space servicing of valuable observatories like Hubble.
England captain Ben Stokes retires from international cricket, leaves a legacy for the ages
England's inspirational captain Ben Stokes is retiring from international cricket after a stellar career. Known for his fighting spirit and match-winning performances, Stokes led England to a historic World Cup triumph and spearheaded the Bazball revolution. His extraordinary all-round abilities and clutch performances on the biggest stages have cemented his legacy as one of cricket's modern greats.
'You helped fraudsters in $9B scam': Senators grill Minnesota AG Keith Ellison at explosive hearing
Quote of the day by Julia Roberts reminds people that every face tells the story of life, emotions, and experiences. Her words encourage accepting natural aging instead of chasing cosmetic procedures. The quote continues to inspire discussions about authenticity, self-acceptance, family values, personal success, and legacy. It also reflects Roberts' own decision to age naturally despite the pressures of Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
China emerges as key growth driver for India's frozen shrimp exports; US remains top market in FY26
India's frozen shrimp exports soared to a record high in FY 2025-26, driven by robust demand from China, which emerged as a significant growth market. The United States continues to be the top destination for these exports. This strong performance underscores the growing global appeal of Indian seafood, with the government actively working to diversify export markets and enhance the sector's competitiveness.
From maritime security to digital future: PM Modi charts India-Seychelles partnership roadmap
Punjab & Haryana HC judge Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu passes away
Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu, a respected judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, passed away at 59 in Gurugram. Elevated in 2017, he was known for his extensive legal practice and representation of various institutions. His career included significant roles as government counsel and advocate general for both Punjab and Haryana. Justice Sindhu's contributions to the legal framework and commitment to justice were widely acknowledged.
Arunachal flash floods toll rises to 3, body recovered in Papum Pare
Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district has tragically seen its death toll rise to three following devastating rain-triggered flash floods. An additional 23 NDRF personnel have been deployed to bolster rescue efforts. The deluge has also impacted Assam's Dhemaji district, with reports of missing persons and significant damage to homes. Residents in vulnerable areas are urged to stay vigilant.
Karnataka: Chief Minister Shivakumar warns gutkha industry of ban if substances are found
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has warned the pan masala and gutkha industry of an outright ban if any intoxicating substances are found in their products. He emphasized that tackling the drug menace requires more than just local efforts, likening it to a tap and bucket scenario where open borders allow drugs to flow in. Shivakumar also cautioned medical students that a drug conviction would irrevocably end their careers.
Celebrity fitness guru Yasmin Karachiwala has unveiled a surprising yet healthy dessert: cauliflower brownies. This innovative recipe swaps traditional flour and butter for steamed cauliflower, creating a moist and rich chocolate treat. Karachiwala explains that the dark chocolate masks the vegetable, while the cauliflower ensures a tender texture. A touch of maple syrup can be added for extra sweetness, offering a guilt-free indulgence.
Delhi HC asks CAT to re-examine plea challenging Forest Service exam answer key
The Delhi High Court has directed the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) to re-examine a Forest Service exam candidate's challenge to the official answer key. The court clarified that questioning incorrect suggested answers is not the same as seeking re-evaluation. It emphasized that courts can intervene if answers are demonstrably wrong, remitting the case for a swift decision on the petitioner's candidature.
More than 1,300 excess deaths recorded in Europe heatwave: WHO
The World Health Organization said Sunday that over 1,300 excess deaths had been recorded in Europe since June 21 in connection with the record-breaking heatwave roasting much of the continent. And across Europe, more than 1,300 excess deaths have been recorded since 21 June linked to high temperatures in Europe, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on X. Heat stress is often called the 'silent killer' - and European homes, workplaces and schools were not built for these temperatures, he said.
July 21 rally row in Bengal: Both TMC factions seek Police nod for Shahid Diwas event
'They are elites they pretend...': Georgia sen. fires up reelection crowd with brutal Trump takedown
Prime Minister Modi's historic Seychelles address highlighted maritime bonds, while India and the island nation inked 19 cooperation outcomes. Closer to home, heavy rains caused disruptions in North Bengal and Arunachal Pradesh. Internationally, a civilian aircraft crash in France claimed 11 lives, and a Saudi Aramco helicopter incident resulted in 14 fatalities. In sports, Wimbledon commenced with Sinner defending his title, and Ronaldo achieved a World Cup milestone.
7 easy high protein breakfast ideas for busy mornings
Skipping breakfast or grabbing something sugary on the go is an easy habit to fall into. But mornings set the tone for the whole day. Here are seven high protein options that are quick, practical, and genuinely filling.
Psychology says people who take extra care for their bikes or cars aren't always materialistic. Many people maintain their vehicles because they value responsibility, emotional attachment, personal identity, and long-term care. Psychology explains that looking after possessions often reflects discipline, pride, and respect rather than a desire to show wealth. Understanding this behavior can help people avoid making quick judgments about others and appreciate different personality traits.
Sonam Wangchuk begins joins CJP hunger strike raising stakes in over exam irregularities protest
UCC bill passage is certain, says Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh as process moves in state assembly
An Ocean of opportunity: PM Modi reveals strategic purpose of Seychelles visit
Ram temple donation embezzlement probe widens; bank officials under scrutiny
Ayodhya Police have intensified their probe into alleged embezzlement of Ram temple donations, conducting raids on eight accused and expanding the investigation to include bank officials. Investigators are meticulously tracing the money trail, examining deposit procedures, and seeking to recover evidence. The probe aims to uncover the full extent of the alleged fraud and identify all individuals involved, with charges of criminal misconduct by public servants invoked.
6 best indoor plants for clean air at home
PM Modi hails 50 years of India-Seychelles partnership, says 'Indian Ocean has nurtured our ties'
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max: Prepare for a potential price hike on Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models, slated for a September 2026 launch. Analysts point to rising component costs, especially for memory chips, as the likely driver. Expect a powerful A20 Pro chipset and a refined camera system featuring a mechanical variable-aperture lens. New colour options, including a striking dark cherry, are also rumoured.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made history as the first Indian PM to address Seychelles' parliament, emphasizing regional stability and the Indian Ocean's role as a connector. He highlighted India's unwavering commitment to Seychelles' sovereignty, noting naval ship presence at independence and its Golden Jubilee. Modi celebrated the nation's unique identity and deep cultural ties with India, underscoring their shared future.
IND vs IRE Live Streaming: Ireland has stunned reigning T20 World Cup champions India, securing their maiden victory over the Men in Blue in the first T20I. This historic win puts the hosts in a commanding 1-0 series lead, with a chance to clinch a memorable series triumph at home. Cricket enthusiasts can catch the second T20I live on Sony Sports Network and stream it on Sony Liv.
A viral X video has sparked debate over seemingly impractical amenities offered by Indian residential builders, questioning their value versus inflated property prices. The creator highlighted features like amphitheaters, reflexology paths, and outdoor chess sets as largely unused additions for marketing. While some users agreed, others defended certain amenities for specific groups, prompting a discussion on genuine resident needs.
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Heavy rain affects normal life in north Bengal, IMD warns of more downpour
An alert for extremely heavy rainfall has been issued for sub-Himalayan West Bengal until Monday, with chances of landslides in hilly regions and inundation in plains. Rivers are rising due to continuous downpour, affecting normal life. Authorities are advised to take necessary precautions as heavy to very heavy rain is expected in several districts.
Meerut Development Authority website hacked; homepage displays pro-Pakistan messages
The Meerut Development Authority's official website was compromised by hackers who replaced its homepage with anti-India and pro-Pakistan content. Authorities were alerted on Saturday, and the site has since been taken offline for maintenance and security restoration. Police have registered a case and are actively investigating to identify the perpetrators behind this cyberattack.
Proactively working on issue of stubble burning: Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav announced a comprehensive action plan to combat Delhi-NCR pollution, with municipal corporations tasked with advance management strategies. The Centre is collaborating with the Agriculture Ministry on stubble burning and promoting mechanized dust control. Meanwhile, Delhi's Environment Minister urged District Magistrates to coordinate efforts with various agencies to pinpoint and eliminate pollution hotspots, emphasizing a collective approach to improving air quality.
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav questioned Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's frequent visits to Ayodhya, suggesting they might have been to oversee alleged temple donation thefts. He also criticized the pace of development in Ayodhya and highlighted recurring exam paper leaks, blaming the BJP government for administrative failures and their impact on students seeking employment.
Sheikh Hasina says she will return to Bangladesh this year, criticises current government
Exiled former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina plans to return this year, asserting her fight is for the people's political rights and democracy's restoration. Facing a death sentence she deems politically motivated, Hasina criticized the current leadership for weakening democracy and failing to protect minority communities. She remains defiant, emphasizing her party's deep roots and commitment to justice.
India, Seychelles unveil 19 outcomes spanning defence, digital payments, space, health
India and Seychelles have inked 19 key agreements, bolstering bilateral ties across defense, maritime security, digital payments, space, and healthcare. Prime Minister Modi and President Herminie finalized pacts including an extradition treaty, UPI integration, and preliminary work on a new hospital. The collaboration signifies a deepening partnership between the two nations, enhancing security and development initiatives.
Best German proverb of the day: It is better to be alone than to be in bad company reminds us that peace of mind is more valuable than unhealthy relationships. Originally expressed in German as Besser allein als in schlechter Gesellschaft, the proverb teaches that surrounding yourself with positive, trustworthy people is far better than remaining in company that harms your wellbeing or values.
Pakistan, Bahrain discuss 'latest regional situation' amid renewed attacks by US, Iran
In a bid to navigate the tumultuous regional landscape, Pakistan and Bahrain convened talks focused on heightened tensions between the US and Iran. Bahrain's Foreign Minister commended Pakistan's proactive role in facilitating a recent peace understanding in West Asia. Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister expressed the country's unwavering commitment to pursuing dialogue and diplomatic solutions, especially given Bahrain's vulnerability to Iranian attacks.
As Supreme Court's term nears its end, three major Trump rulings due
The U.S. Supreme Court is nearing the end of its term with crucial decisions pending. Key cases involve President Trump's authority to fire federal officials and limit birthright citizenship, alongside rulings on election-related matters like mail-in ballots and campaign finance. The court will also decide on the legality of bans targeting transgender athletes and the use of geofence warrants by law enforcement.
Netflix makes major change to shared accounts. Here's all you need to know
Netflix is now requiring individual email addresses for each profile on shared accounts, a change rolling out from June 15, 2026. This move grants users more control over their settings and independent sign-ins, aiming for enhanced personalization. While some welcome the convenience, privacy concerns have surfaced regarding data sharing. This update follows Netflix's broader efforts to manage account sharing.
Europe heatwave: 191 million people to face 35C+ temperatures on Sunday
Europe is bracing for a scorching Sunday as an estimated 191 million people are expected to face temperatures of 35C or higher, particularly in Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland. Millions more will experience heat above 30C. This widespread heatwave is impacting large swathes of Central and Eastern Europe, with significant populations in Germany and across several other nations set to endure extreme conditions.
DMK student wing to protest demanding dismissal of TVK minister over controversial video
Chennai: The DMK student wing is set to launch a statewide protest on June 29, demanding the dismissal of Tamil Nadu Minister D. Sarathkumar. This follows a viral video showing the minister with a white powder during an IPL match, which he claims was medicine for his child. The DMK alleges the minister is using his child to evade responsibility for actions contrary to combating drug abuse.
A marketing analyst's probation period is marred by a colleague who overstepped boundaries, assigning work and criticizing performance daily. Despite initial fear, the employee reported the issue to their manager, who set limits. However, doubts linger about the manager's follow-through, leaving the employee anxious about returning to work and seeking advice from the Reddit community.
Himachal Pradesh: Pre-monsoon flushing begins at Larji Hydel Dam
Pre-monsoon flushing operations at the 126 MW Larji Hydel power station commenced Sunday, aiming to clear accumulated silt. Officials anticipate the process will conclude Monday, temporarily halting electricity generation. Around 2000 cusecs of water will be released into the Beas River, with downstream residents alerted. The dam's gates will be opened in a controlled manner to facilitate the cleaning, after which power generation will resume.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan seeks inputs from states to push fresh rural reforms
Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan urged states to propose new reforms and effectively implement existing schemes to boost villages, crucial for India's developed nation vision by 2047. He highlighted the upcoming Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission-Gramin (VBG RAM G) replacing MGNREGS, with significant budgetary allocations.
Iran FM Araghchi warns any challenge to Hormuz strait will 'increase tensions'
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi cautioned on Sunday that any disruption to Tehran's control over the vital Strait of Hormuz would escalate tensions, even amidst ongoing peace talks. Speaking in Baghdad, he urged all parties to respect the existing memorandum of understanding, warning that deviations would complicate efforts to reopen the waterway and increase regional friction, following recent exchanges.
India's debt market not equipped to finance next phase of growth, needs structural reforms: Deloitte
India's debt market is currently ill-equipped to fund the nation's ambitious economic growth targets, a Deloitte report highlights. To achieve a USD 7.3 trillion economy by 2030, structural reforms are urgently needed to boost liquidity, improve price discovery, and encourage broader investor participation. The report emphasizes the necessity of market-driven interest rates and making domestic currency markets more appealing to global investors to bridge the growing capital demand gap.
Ladakh fines Rs 2 lakh penalty on four tourists for illegal off-roading in protected areas
Ladakh authorities have levied a Rs 2 lakh fine on four tourists for illegal off-roading in protected wildlife areas, including Pangong Lake. This marks the first stringent action against such violations, aimed at preserving the region's fragile ecosystem. The offenders, from Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh, were caught driving through sensitive zones, leading to vehicle impoundment until penalties were paid. The administration vows continued strict enforcement.
A Noida factory worker who walked off the job in 2012 without any written notice or explanation managed to win reinstatement orders from both the Labour Court and the Allahabad High Court. The Supreme Court has now set the record straight, ruling that unsubstantiated oral claims cannot override an employer's documented version of events.
Akshay Kumar's 'Welcome to the Jungle' has roared at the box office, raking in 39 crore net in India within two days. The comedy entertainer, third in the franchise, saw a significant 31.1% jump on Saturday, indicating strong audience appreciation. Globally, it has grossed 57.50 crore. Despite mixed reviews, the film's star power and humor are driving its success, with trade analysts predicting a strong opening weekend.
Op Amistad: India sends IAF C-17s with BHISHM Cube, Army field hospital to quake-hit Venezuela
PM Modi holds delegation-level talks with Seychelles President Herminie as part of his state visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday held delegation-level talks with Seychelles President Patrick Herminie as part of his three-day state visit to the East African island nation, aimed at further strengthening the longstanding bilateral partnership between the two countries.
Legendary actress Meryl Streep offers a powerful perspective on happiness and success, emphasizing the importance of authenticity. She suggests that true fulfillment comes from embracing your genuine self, not conforming to external expectations. By living vividly and expressing your unique talents and values, you can achieve a more meaningful and satisfying life, moving beyond societal pressures and superficial achievements.
'Made in India' label stands for quality, national pride: Trade Minister Piyush Goyal
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted the 'Made in India' label as a symbol of national pride and quality, citing Florence Shoe Company's global success. Founder Aqeel Ahmed Panaruna's manufacturing of luxury shoes for international brands, like Hugo Boss, demonstrates Indian craftsmanship. Goyal emphasized that such entrepreneurs uphold a national responsibility for excellence, driving employment and sustainable practices, reinforcing India's reputation on the world stage.
France records around 1,000 excess deaths in heatwave: Health agency
A severe heatwave across western Europe has led to an estimated 1,000 excess deaths in France since June 24, according to health officials. The elderly, particularly those living alone in urban areas like Paris, have been most affected. While temperatures have begun to cool, these preliminary figures highlight the critical need for community support during extreme weather events.
Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo has ignited a debate on social media, asserting that Gen Z possesses a 'faster rejection span' rather than a shorter attention span. He argues that younger audiences will invest time in valuable content but swiftly dismiss anything that doesn't immediately engage them. This heightened intolerance for time-wasting content, Warikoo suggests, stems from years of exposure to low-quality material, forcing creators to prioritize immediate value.
As Europe faces extreme heat, China's 'Spider-Woman' AC installer stuns the internet
As Europe swelters under a severe heatwave, a viral video of a woman expertly installing an air conditioner while dangling outside a Chinese high-rise has captivated social media. The clip highlights China's widespread AC use, contrasting with Europe's recent surge in demand due to extreme temperatures impacting infrastructure and daily life, with Parisians even seeking refuge in air-conditioned stores.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Nine of ten African teams qualify for Round of 32
Africa has rewritten FIFA World Cup history after an unprecedented nine of its 10 teams from the continent secured places in the Round of 32 in the 2026 tournament, smashing the previous record of just two African teams reaching the knockout stage in a single edition.
Tata Motors has unveiled the upcoming Sierra EV conquering Abu Dhabi's challenging Tal Moreeb sand dune, showcasing its robust off-road capabilities. The electric SUV features Terrain Modes, a Boost Mode for extra power, and a dual-motor AWD system delivering 500 Nm torque. Early indications suggest a range exceeding 500 km.
West Bengal government exempts essential sectors from diesel container supply curbs
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced exemptions from a recent diesel supply restriction in containers. The move aims to alleviate distress for farmers, hospitals, and emergency services. Vital sectors like healthcare, agriculture, food supply, public services, and tea gardens are now exempt from fuel regulations. Daily purchase limits have also been relaxed, requiring only basic identification for hassle-free refueling.
Mann ki Baat: PM Modi highlights India's significant strides in defence, security and self-reliance
Mann ki Baat: PM Modi highlighted India's significant strides in security and self-reliance during his 'Mann ki Baat' address. He lauded the successful maiden flight of the indigenous C-295 military transport aircraft and the DRDO's successful test of the Long-Range Land-Attack Cruise Missile. The induction of new naval ships, INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak, and INS Agray, further underscored the nation's growing indigenous capabilities.
As GST turns 10, focus shifts to AI-led compliance, faster refunds, simpler tax processes
India's Goods and Services Tax, now in its tenth year, is evolving towards greater efficiency. The government is leveraging AI, data sharing, and simplified processes to cut compliance costs, expedite refunds, and enhance enforcement, especially for MSMEs. This reform has broadened the tax base, boosted compliance, and significantly increased revenues, transforming India's indirect tax landscape into a unified national market.
Startup founder's X post highlighted an international client's commitment to a paused six-month contract, contrasting it with India's often negotiable business practices. While four months were completed, the client honoured the remaining two, avoiding losses for the founder's firm. The post sparked debate on contract culture, with users citing judicial system differences and India's relationship-driven approach to business.
In Idaho, the next generation of US nuclear reactors nears reality
A new era of nuclear power is dawning in the US, with startups Antares, Aalo Atomics, and Valar Atomics achieving critical milestones in developing small modular reactors. These advanced, compact designs promise faster, cheaper, and more versatile nuclear energy, potentially powering everything from military bases to data centers.
Explosion rocks Karachi's Gulistan-e-Jauhar, 3 paramilitary personnel, 3 terrorists killed
House of the Dragon's thrilling Season 3 premiere has fans buzzing, with a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score. Speculation is rife about a new dragon appearing in Episode 2, potentially the legendary, man-eating wild dragon, Cannibal. The show, set 200 years before Game of Thrones, continues its gripping Targaryen saga. Episode 2 airs June 28/29.
The US lags other countries in social media restrictions for kids, but a reform push is growing
Two mothers, Amy Neville and Kristin Bride, are spearheading a movement for stronger online child safety after losing their sons to social media-related harms. Landmark jury verdicts are holding tech giants accountable, while Congress considers new regulations. Advocates emphasize a multi-pronged approach of legislation, litigation, and education to protect young users from dangers like cyberbullying and drug poisoning, aiming to shift the focus from profit to safety.
South Korea, Japan reaffirm denuclearisation goal, closer defence ties
South Korea and Japan are strengthening security ties, reaffirming their commitment to denuclearizing the Korean peninsula. Defence ministers agreed to revive joint search-and-rescue drills and enhance cooperation with the US against North Korea's nuclear ambitions and its growing military links with Russia. This marks a significant step in bilateral relations, despite historical tensions and ongoing territorial disputes.
Massive fire breaks out at Himalayan cold storage in Lucknow
A significant fire erupted at Himalayan Cold Storage in Lucknow's Chinhat area on Sunday, prompting an immediate response from fire tenders. The blaze, whose origin is currently unknown, was first spotted by a security guard who alerted the owner. The owner then contacted authorities, leading to the swift arrival of police and the fire brigade. The cold storage facility reportedly houses various goods, including potatoes, green chillies, and dal.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani revived a decade-old tradition by diving into a public pool in a full suit and tie to kick off the 2026 outdoor swimming season. The ceremonial plunge at Thomas Jefferson Pool also marked 90 years of public swimming in the city, a legacy dating back to Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia's 1936 expansion.
'Iran will no longer exist if...': Trump issues stark warning after strikes on Iranian missile sites
Asia's vendors grapple with rising costs of ever-present plastics
Rising plastic costs: Asian food vendors are struggling with soaring plastic costs, a direct consequence of the Middle East energy crisis. Despite a US-Iran deal, supply chain disruptions persist, particularly concerning the Strait of Hormuz. Vendors in Taipei and Bangkok report significant price hikes for essential items like bags and containers, forcing them to absorb the costs as customers resist price increases.
FIFA World Cup match: Seventh heaven for Lionel Messi as Argentina beat Jordan 3-1
Jordan vs Argentina: Second-string squad of Argentina secured a convincing 3-1 victory over Jordan, with goals from Lo Celso, Lautaro Martinez, and a record-breaking free-kick from Lionel Messi. Messi's strike marked his seventh consecutive World Cup match with a goal, a new milestone. Despite Jordan pulling one back, Argentina's dominance was evident, sending a clear message to future opponents.
Austria secured a dramatic 3-3 draw against Algeria with two stoppage-time goals, propelling both teams into the Round of 32. Marko Arnautovic and Marcel Sabitzer scored for Austria, while Riyad Mahrez netted twice for Algeria. Sasa Kalajdzic's late equalizer sealed Austria's second-place finish in Group J, setting up a clash with Spain. Algeria advanced as a best third-placed team to face Switzerland.
Fans eagerly awaiting the OTT release of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba The Movie: Infinity Castle will have to wait longer, as the reported July 29 date is unconfirmed. Prime Video Canada clarified the film will stream later, quashing speculation. Meanwhile, new details about the trilogy's second installment are expected July 3.
NEET UG 2026 results are eagerly awaited by candidates following the Re-NEET examination on June 21. The National Testing Agency is processing answer key challenges and will soon release scorecards, All India Ranks, and merit lists. While an official date is pending, results are typically announced 30-40 days post-exam, suggesting a July 2026 release. Candidates should monitor official NTA and NEET websites for verified updates.
Pakistan hikes petroleum levy on petrol, diesel; keeps retail prices unchanged
Pakistan's government has increased the petroleum levy on petrol and diesel, keeping retail prices steady despite falling international oil rates. Consumers will continue paying the same for petrol and diesel, while kerosene prices have been reduced. This move boosts government revenue as global oil prices hit pre-war lows following a US-Iran accord and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran war latest ground report: Interim deal imperilled further as both sides go ballistic again
Iran war: Escalating tensions saw the U.S. launch airstrikes against Iran following attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait. President Trump warned of severe consequences if Iran continues to violate the ceasefire. The U.S. military targeted Iranian military infrastructure after a tanker, carrying Qatari oil, was struck. Kuwait and Bahrain reported drone and missile interceptions.
'System has collapsed': SP chief Akhilesh Yadav unveils 'Vision India' anti-paper leak campaign
First phase of 2026 Char Dham helicopter operations concludes successfully
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has successfully concluded the first phase of Char Dham Yatra 2026 helicopter operations, ensuring safe and reliable air connectivity for pilgrims. Approximately 400 daily movements facilitated over 78,000 pilgrims.
Shoaib Akhtar's brother's funeral attended by LeT terrorist Saifullah Kasuri, Videos spark concern
Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders, including deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri, were reportedly seen at the funeral of former cricketer Shoaib Akhtar's brother in Islamabad. The presence of Kasuri and the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League president, linked to LeT, raises concerns about banned terror groups' visibility and influence in Pakistan. Kasuri has a history of anti-India rhetoric and threats, including warnings of maritime attacks.
Quote of the Day by Varlam Shalamov: The human mind possesses a remarkable ability to soften painful memories, allowing us to heal and move forward, much like the characters in 'Inside Out.' Russian writer Varlam Shalamov, a survivor of harsh labor camps, believed this capacity to forget is crucial for human endurance.
UPSC Civil Services Main Exam 2026: Last day to file application today; check details
Today, June 28, marks the final opportunity for UPSC Civil Services Preliminary exam qualifiers to submit their Detailed Application Forms for the 2026 Main Examination. This crucial step, initiated on June 19, requires candidates to confirm personal and educational data, select cadre preferences, and pay the fee if applicable. Successful DAF submission is mandatory for receiving e-Admit Cards for the Mains, commencing August 21, 2026.
Delhi residents brace for another hot Sunday with partly cloudy skies and strong winds, as temperatures hover around 40C. The city experienced a scorching 'feels like' temperature of over 51C on Saturday due to high humidity. A yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms has been issued for Tuesday and Wednesday, potentially bringing relief and a dip in temperatures next week. The monsoon's arrival remains uncertain.
Iran's IRGC launches missile, drone strikes on US military sites in Kuwait, Bahrain
Violating the ceasefire is contrary to Clause 1 of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding and will result in the complete halt of all diplomatic processes, the Guards said in a statement, according to Press TV.
'No room for two states...': Netanyahu's bold message on Palestine amid UN Gaza children report row
FIFA World Cup: Congo rallies to a 3-1 win against Uzbekistan to seal place in knockouts
The African nation was playing in soccer's biggest tournament for only the second time in its history after a 52-year absence. Two second-half goals from Yoane Wissa and one from Fiston Mayele sealed the win and saw Congo join Cape Verde as another surprise qualifier for the round of 32.
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