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LIVE: US Resumes Strikes on Iran After Attacks in Hormuz
The new assaults in the fuel-shipping waterway were the most in a single day since late April, according to the UN International Maritime Organization
U.S. charges Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar for Nijjars killing in Canada in 2023
The killing of Nijjar soured bilateral relations between India and Canada as then Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sought to link the government in New Delhi to the murder
India, Indonesia boost defence ties with BrahMos, maritime security pacts
The two nations also signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs) on rare earth magnets and cooperation in minerals and technology used in the steel supply chain. To strengthen the critical mineral supply chain, India will invest in manufacturing of steel, nickel and rare earth permanent magnets in Indonesia. The country has the world's largest nickel deposits.
Switzerland edge Colombia on penalties to reach first World Cup quarter-final since 1954
It was heartbreak for Colombia, who were bidding to reach the quarters for only the second time in their history, having previously done so at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil
FKJGP flags absenteeism in govt offices at Mawsynram
SHILLONG, July 7: The FKJGP South East Khasi Border Circle has flagged high rates of absenteeism and crumbling infrastructure in government offices in Mawsynram following a surprise inspection on Tuesday. The inspection was prompted by local complaints regarding irregular attendance of staff. FKJGP general secretary Entrust Snaitang reported that attendance in several offices fell significantly []
Group alleges Rs 9-cr ghost project scam in GHADC
TURA, July 7: While development exists only on paper in several remote corners of the Garo Hills, the Niksamso Garo Community Organization (NGCO) has exposed a suspected Rs 9-crore ghost project scam, alleging that GHADC officials siphoned off 15th Finance Commission funds for works that were either never started or left as skeletal remains. The []
Jowai invokes divine protection, bountiful harvest on second day
Behdienkhlam CELEBRATION JOWAI, July 7: Chants and the rhythmic resonance of the tangmuri echoed through the heart of Jowai on Sunday as the Seinraij invoked ancient spirits at the sacred pool of Aitnar. The ceremonies marked the second day of Behdienkhlam, the Pnar communitys annual festival of spiritual defiance and prayer for a bountiful harvest. []
Magik Cook launches Hakka Noodles, Pickles, Jam in state
SHILLONG, July 7: Magik Cook, a food brand of Shree Mahabir Foods Ltd., has expanded its product portfolio in Meghalaya with the launch of Hakka Noodles, Pickles, and Jams. The new range was introduced during an event at Maha Laxmi Store in Laban, Shillong, on Tuesday. Shree Mahabir Foods Ltd. Managing Director Sanjeev Kumar Bajoria []
Prostitution Racket Busted In Bihar; 18 Detained, Including 4 Minors
Police carried out a major raid against an alleged prostitution racket in the Bharatiya Nagar area of Saharsa district on Tuesday, detaining 18 people, including four minor girls.
Iran Warns Of Decisive Action After US Strikes Around Strait Of Hormuz
Iranian state media on Tuesday reported a series of explosions heard in the Strait of Hormuz region, moments after US officials announced powerful strikes on Iran.
U.S. strikes Iran after Hormuz attacks, Tehran threatens response
Iran's Foreign Ministry accused the United States of repeatedly violating the memorandum of understanding agreed between the two sides and threatened retaliation
9 Indian ships with over 190 seafarers still near Hormuz
Wimbledon 2026: Djokovic Outlasts Auger-Aliassime To Reach Semifinals
Novak Djokovic was pushed to play more than five hours by Felix Auger-Aliassime before the seven-time Wimbledon champion prevailed 7-6 (10), 3-6, 6-3, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (4)
Cristiano Ronaldo bids adieu to World Cup with 'clear conscience'
Ronaldo will retire without a World Cup title or even a World Cup final appearance to his name. His teams best performance with Portugal came in his first appearance, a 2006 run to the semifinals and a fourth-place finish.
Cycling | Denmark's Pedersen wins Tour stage four, Norway's Traeen takes yellow jersey
It was Pedersen's third victory in the Tour de France and his 12th in a Grand Tour
CBI chargesheets 7 in RCFL bank fraud case
US Launches Series Of Powerful Strikes On Iran After Hormuz Attacks
The strikes came just hours after the three tankers were hit by projectiles while sailing through the Strait of Hormuz.
4 states ink pact on decades-long Narmada project payment dispute
US Launches Strikes on Iran in Response To Attacks on Ships in Hormuz
It was unclear what specifically the U.S. targeted but Iranian media said six projectiles hit the area of Taheroui pier in Sirik in southern Iran
Shot putter Vidhi fails dope test, out of Asian U23 Championships starting Thursday
Vidhi, whose dope sample was collected in May out-of-competition, had won gold in the senior Federation Cup in 2025 with a throw of 16.10m
OMCs Draw Flak; Poor Maintenance Of Underground Fuel Tanks
In the rainy season, rain water seeps into underground fuel tanks through leaks developed in the seals. This results in water getting mixed with ethanol (20%) blended petrol.
Only 44% Of Class 5 Students Can Read Class 2 Text. Telangana Turns To AI, Says Report
The report noted that Telangana had introduced AI education from primary grades and established 1,000 AI labs in government high schools
Two wins in three races but Ferrari boss plays down F1 title bid
Vasseur felt Mercedes, winners of seven of nine grands prix and on pole position in all, still had a small advantage on pure performance even if Ferrari looked strong at the start and on race pace.
Man Kills Son, Ends Life Over Domestic Dispute
Investigators said Silar, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, attacked Javed with a cricket bat
Pakistan Cargo Plane Carrying 5 Goes Missing Over Arabian Sea
A Pakistani cargo plane with five crew members aboard went missing late Tuesday after rapidly descending and losing contact with air traffic controllers off the coast of the southern port city of Karachi, Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority said.
Life lessons by Jack Welch: Jack Welch emphasized managing today while planning for tomorrow. He believed lasting success requires disciplined action and thoughtful future planning. This advice applies to careers, finances, and personal growth for everyone. Welch's own career saw GE's market value grow significantly during his tenure.
ED Raids Aviation Firm Into 160 Crores Of TMC Funds Laundering Probe
The five addresses were at CR Avenue in central Kolkata, Rajarhat-New Town and adjacent areas. It included the office and residence of a businessman who owns Carewell Aviation, a private company that runs chartered jet business.
The Best Advice For Life By Henry Ford: Henry Ford's advice highlights life's constant evolution and the need for adaptability. He believed that believing things are fixed invites sudden and unexpected changes. Ford himself experienced setbacks before founding Ford Motor Company and revolutionizing industry. This timeless wisdom remains crucial for thriving amidst today's rapid transformations. Continuous learning and flexibility are essential for personal and professional success.
Warangal Micro Artists Work To Fly On Vikram 1
The artwork features microscopic sculptures of Dr C.V. Raman, Dr Vikram Sarabhai
Psychology says people who spend money as they earn aren't always making careless financial decisions. Psychology explains that spending habits are shaped by emotions, rewards, personal beliefs, life experiences, and financial situations. Some people value present needs more than future savings, while others spend to reduce stress or celebrate achievements. Understanding this behavior can help people build better money habits without making quick judgments about themselves or others.
CM Revanth Forms Panel for Digital Governance, Day 1 Outsourced Staff Pay
The initiative is also aimed to streamline the prompt payment of salaries to contract and outsourcing employees on the first of every month
UDISE+ Report: Telangana Enrolment Rises 2.9% Despite Fewer Schools; Girls Outperform Boys
The state had 43,154 schools in 2024-25. That number dropped to 41,762 this year as enrollment moved the other way, climbing from 74,57,851 to 76,76,413 students, a rise of 2.9 per cent.
Ghost daycares with no: Nick Shirley, Dexter expose Somali fraud in Minnesota at House Hearing
Olympics | IOC lifts Russia suspension, athletes to return to international competitions
The IOC said its executive board had lifted that suspension but had not decided yet on whether Russia could display its flag, colours or have its anthem played at the Games
Heavy Rain triggers Flooding, Landslides Across Maharashtra
Landslides in the Kandati Valley of Satara district have cut off access to 16 villages and the Ambenali Ghat connecting Poladpur and Mahabaleshwar has been completely closed to traffic for the next month.
US Revokes Iran Oil Waiver After Tanker Attacks In Strait Of Hormuz
The US Treasury Department canceled a license announced in June that had allowed Iran to produce, sell and deliver crude oil and related products through August 21.
Greaves bats West Indies back into 2nd test against Sri Lanka on day 4
Telangana Takes Up 13,000-Cr Road Modernisation: Komatireddy
The minister launched 338 crore in road works and laid foundation stones for 14 projects spanning 149 km across four constituencies to boost state connectivity and safety.
Minister Laxman Kumar Challenges BJP Leaders to Push for CBI Probe into Kaleshwaram
Laxman alleged that the BJP and BRS were the same and found fault with the BJP leaders for making false statements against the state government
Carl Friedrich Gauss quote today: Carl Friedrich Gauss emphasized the joy found in the learning process itself. He believed the act of acquiring knowledge offers greater fulfillment than possession. Gauss, a renowned German mathematician, made significant contributions to various scientific fields.
Doctors Call For Awareness On Skin Donation
The donated skin is harvested from the legs, thighs and back, after which the body is properly dressed without affecting funeral or religious rituals.
Common misconceptions about gum health often prevent individuals from seeking necessary treatment, leading to preventable tooth loss and systemic health complications DR. RAHUL LOLIENKAR Periodontal disease is an immune-mediated breakdown of dental supporting structures manifesting clinically in a vast assortment of ways, such as gingival morphological alterations, gingival bleeding, oral malodour, gingival recession, pocket formation, []
Around seventy people applied for Indian citizenship under the CAA, with six granted it. Assam has identified over 1.7 lakh foreigners, expelling more than 31,000 to date. Cases for nearly 74,000 identified foreigners are ongoing in tribunals. Border fencing with Bangladesh is incomplete due to riverine areas and objections. Fencing could not be erected along 4.35 kilometers of the India-Bangladesh border.
Suspended DSP Sent to 14-Day Remand in 200 Crore Assets Case
Sources said ACB officials were questioning the suspended benamis to try and track the many assets
Assam Rifles jawans killed in ambush; joint forces launch massive operation in Manipur
Security forces are conducting extensive operations to apprehend militants responsible for the ambush. Two Assam Rifles personnel were killed in the attack along the Imphal-Dimapur National Highway. The NSCN-IM denied involvement and reaffirmed commitment to the ongoing peace process. Security forces recovered an IED and arrested several cadres from different militant groups. Naga and Meitei women staged a protest demanding justice and peace in the state.
Record 1.3 lakh pilgrims visit Amarnath shrine in 5days in Kashmir
Our goal is to make the pilgrimage a truly memorable experience for everyone and they have access to the best possible amenities, says Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha
Psychology says people who stop the use of all kinds of screen devices like TV, phones, tablets, etc. an hour before bed aren't simply trying to stay away from technology. Psychology explains that reducing screen exposure before sleep can help the brain prepare for rest. Research links this habit with better sleep quality, improved attention, emotional balance, and healthier daily routines. Experts say small bedtime changes can support both physical and mental well-being over time.
After Entering Guinness Records, Saplings Wither Across Sites In Bengaluru
The planting of the saplings earned Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) Chairman and MLA N.A. Harris Guinness Book of Records for The most plants planted by a team in 12 hours.
Ahead of Delhi protest, NC leaders meet civil society, pass resolution onStatehood for J&K
National Conference leaders term the delay in restoration of Statehood as inordinate and describe the Centres appropriate time phrase as a vague and timeless expression
3 killed in Wayanad landslide, 5 missing
PTI Wayanad At least three people were killed, 10 injured, and five remained missing after a rain-soaked mound of excavated earth gave way at the site of a multi-crore tunnel project in Meppadi panchayat in this hill district, with two state ministers describing the landslide as man-made. According to officials, the landslide occurred near Meenakshi []
India to supply Brah Mos, Astra missiles to Indonesia
PTI Jakarta India on Tuesday agreed to supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and Astra air-to-air missiles to Indonesia, marking a significant expansion of defence ties as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Prabowo Subianto underlined the importance of deeper bilateral partnership for a free and peaceful Indo-Pacific. The two sides inked 14 agreements to enhance []
PM seeks UNSC reforms, inclusive development in Indonesia Parliament address
CM urges agri officers to move from office to field
NT Reporter Sankhali Advising agriculture department officers not to limit themselves to office work but to also be out in the field, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday warned that strict action would be taken against officials who fail to perform their duties sincerely. Addressing an agricultural conference in Sankhali, Sawant urged officers to regularly []
Govt hospital nurse brutally stabbed outside Pernem CHC; youth arrested
NT Reporter Pernem In a shocking incident, a nurse from the Government Hospital and Research Centre, Tuem, was brutally attacked by a youth armed with a knife outside the main gate of the Community Health Centre (CHC), Pernem, on Tuesday around 4.45 pm. According to eyewitnesses, the accused stabbed the victim four to five times, []
Defence, port, AI: Modi, Prabowo script 'golden chapter' in ties
Bull dies after fleeing into sea post bullfight
NT Reporter Margao A bullfight went horribly wrong in Benaulim on Tuesday evening after a defeated bull fled the arena, ran into the sea and drowned. The incident occurred close to the Benaulim beach when the bull conceded defeat and raced towards the shore, where strong winds and tidal currents pulled the animal into the []
Justice V. Lakshminarayanan orders notices on the election petitions filed by DMKs R.D. Shekar and S. Inigo Irudayaraj who had lost in Perambur and Tiruchi East constituencies
20 killed in heavy floods in China, 900 snakes escape from reptile farm
Beijing: At least 20 people died and 331 others injured in one of Chinas worst floods, which also created a snake scare as around 900 slithering reptiles escaped from a farm which collapsed under the force of surging waters, authorities said on Tuesday. The extreme weather in several places in China since Monday night caused []
Australias suspension of 60% Indian fumigators likely to raise export costs
Canberra: Australia has suspended the licences of 60 per cent of fumigation service providers in India, after an audit by Australian biosecurity. The suspension of these 44 service providers, including 5 from Haryana and 3 from Punjab, was made last week. This could result in some exporters having to pay additional charges for refumigation of []
India to assist Indonesia in conservation of Prambanan Temple complex
Jakarta: India will assist Indonesia in the conservation and restoration of Prambanan Temple complex a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Yogyakarta, as the two countries on Tuesday exchanged a Letter of Intent to mark the beginning of the project. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is currently in Indonesia at the invitation of President []
Quote of the day by Ralph Waldo Emerson: Ralph Waldo Emerson's quote, Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, highlights the importance of passion and commitment in accomplishing meaningful goals. The timeless message suggests that enthusiasm fuels perseverance during challenges, encourages consistent effort and gives people the confidence to pursue their ambitions. It also inspires others through a positive attitude and determination, making Emerson's words as relevant today as they were when they were first published.
Superb England inflict record T20 defeat on India
England inflict a record defeat on India in the third Twenty20 at Trent Bridge to give the home side a 2-0 lead with two matches in the series remaining.
French Far-Right Leader Le Pen Says She Will Run For President Next Year
Born in 1968, Le Pen was just four years old when her father Jean-Marie co-founded the National Front (FN), France's main postwar far-right movement.
IND vs ENG, 3rd T20I: India Suffer Massive 125-Run Loss To England
England take an unassailable 2-0 lead over India in the five-match series
Settlement between parties after accident due to rash driving no ground to set aside conviction: HC
Indias economic prospects after the West Asian crisis
Changing dynamics present opportunities and challenges for the economy
Beyond three Cs, the new lexicon of India-Australia ties
A growing partnership now spans trade, defence, energy, education and innovation
Grand ambitions: On Indias cooperative sector
Indias cooperative sector can serve as a worker-centric model of development
Bill For Harsher Punishment For Illegal Moneylenders Presented In Maharashtra Assembly
Officials said the amendments are aimed at curbing illegal money-lending and protecting farmers from harassment during debt recovery.
Quote of the Day by Spencer Tracy: Tracy's quote, It is up to us to give ourselves recognition. If we wait for it to come from others, we feel resentful when it doesn't, and when it does, we may well reject it, explores the trap of relying on external validation. It highlights how waiting on other people's approval sets you up to feel bitter when it doesn't come, and strangely uncomfortable even when it does.
Sugar prices up 6-7% over June amid below-normal rainfall
Sugar prices have increased six to seven percent over June. This rise occurred as below-normal rainfall raised concerns about crop output. Demand also climbed with the end of the Hindu month of Adhik Maas. Ex-mill sugar prices in Maharashtra have increased to about forty-one point five rupees per kilogram. Recent rainfall is expected to provide relief to the standing sugarcane crop.
Quote of the Day by Christopher Nolan: Christopher Nolans quote, The real truth of that is that much as you want to believe that it's you being on top of everything, you're actually relying massively on the people around you, explores the importance of teamwork, humility, and recognizing the contributions of others. The quote suggests that success is not achieved through individual effort alone but is shaped by the support, knowledge, and dedication of the people who contribute along the journey. It highlights that true achievement comes from collaboration, trust, and appreciation for those who help us grow.
Today's quote by David Lynch reminds us that the greatest rewards in life rarely come from staying comfortable. His famous ig fish metaphor is more than creative advice. It is a timeless invitation to think deeper, embrace uncertainty, and discover opportunities that only reveal themselves to those willing to venture beyond the surface.
Linking womens incomes and healthcare
Women may be using their additional income to reorganise household priorities in ways that reduce future dependence on healthcare
FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE: Switzerland vs Colombia at Vancouver
The winner will face the defending champions Argentina in the quarterfinals
Jobless Opposition MLAs are finding fault in everything: TNCC president
Kharif sowing slow, 15 more districts face rain deficiency
The government is monitoring 262 districts for rainfall deficiency and El Nino impacts. Fifteen additional districts have been identified as facing rainfall deficits. Sowing remains slower than usual due to uneven rainfall across the country. However, rains are forecast for Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan soon. Contingency plans are being implemented to minimize potential impacts on agriculture.
Decision over alliance with TVK yet to be reached, says Thirumavalavan
On July 1, the Chief Minister spoke to the parties that extended support, but no final decision was taken, he clarifies
Delhi Ridge to get 1 crore saplings, legal protection, says Shah
Centre, Rekha Gupta govt. to rejuvenate 6,300 hectares of Ridge over four years, help develop it as Delhis lungs: Union Home Minister; Cong. questions order to transplant 1,049 trees, fell 42 more
Switzerland vs Colombia FIFA World Cup LIVE: Manzambi ruled out of final Round of 16 clash
The winner of this last Round of 16 match will play Argentina, who defeated Egypt in a thriller
Physiotherapists Turn to AI-Based Games for Stroke Rehabilitation
How AI-Powered Games Are Changing Stroke Rehabilitation in India
Arcot MLA clarifies his absence at AIADMK consultative meeting
The Arcot MLA said that he had informed the party leadership about his inability to attend the consultative meeting at the AIADMKs headquarters in Chennai
Cracks wide open in Punjab Congress as Channi camp skips Baghels outreach meetings
Punjab in-charge meets District Congress Committee chiefs, senior leadersas part of preparations for Assembly election; Warring downplays crisis, says Channi to meet Baghel within a day or two
UK hard-right leader Nigel Farage resigns as MP to force snap vote in finances row
The unusual move comes as Farage, whose Reform UK party leads national opinion polls, faces mounting pressure over the non-disclosure of gifts, including allegedly from a convicted fraudster. I've decided that the people of Clacton should be the judges of my actions, Farage said in a televised address, referring to the southeast England constituency he has represented for two years.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Messi Scores 8th Goal, Leads in Golden Boot Race
The 21st goal of Messi's World Cup career came in the 83rd minute off an assist from Gonzalo Montiel, leveling the game at 2-2 and making up for a saved penalty kick in the 19th minute
Gachibowli FIFA Academy Offers Hope for Indian Football
Sports enthusiasts have been questioning the reasons for Indias underperformance, particularly as multiple Asian teams have secured qualification.
Encroachment and Waste Dumping Shrink Golcondas Historic Shah Hatim Lake
The Shah Hatim lake once spread over more than 100 acres, but only about 30 acres remained today.
Ingram bets big on India's AI, cloud push
India has become Ingram Micro's second-largest market globally. Accelerated AI adoption and data centre investments fuel this significant growth. The company is investing heavily in AI capabilities and its Xvantage platform. Ingram Micro sees strong demand for AI infrastructure and cloud services. Government initiatives and data residency requirements further boost India's digital infrastructure sector.
ASHA workers seek 5,000 honorarium for SIR duty, warn of impact on health services
