The U.S. and EU are in trade talks as President Trump considers imposing tariffs on European goods, potentially raising prices for U.S. consumers. The EU is prepared to retaliate with tariffs on American products if a deal isn't reached.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza resulted in at least 33 Palestinian deaths, as Israel targeted over 100 locations. These strikes occurred as Prime Minister Netanyahu prepared for Washington talks to advance ceasefire efforts, while Israel's security Cabinet approved aid for northern Gaza. Simultaneously, Houthi rebels in Yemen launched intercepted missiles at Ben Gurion airport.

A family from Sialkot faced a tragic incident in Swat Valley. Seventeen relatives were swept away by a river surge. Twelve bodies were recovered, but five remain missing. Peshawar High Court addressed the incident. The court noted institutional failure and demanded accountability. Rescue delays and lack of preparedness were exposed. An inquiry is underway, and officials have been suspended.

Westland Books will publish a new biography on the Dalai Lama. Arvind Yadav authored Eternal Light: The Life and Times of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. The book chronicles his life from childhood to becoming a global icon. The Dalai Lama hopes the book inspires compassion and peace. He fled to India in 1959 and settled in Dharamshala.

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The Tamil Nadu government announced the expansion of the Kalaignar's Women's Rights Scheme, which provides Rs 1,000 monthly assistance, to include more eligible women. Additionally, the Naan Mudhalvan scheme has facilitated employment for over 63,000 students through job fairs. The state has also provided house site pattas to over 1.4 million people under the Makkaludan Mudhalvar Scheme.

In a tragic cloudburst in Mandi district's Talwara village, ten-month-old Neetika is likely the sole survivor of her family. Her father's body was recovered, while her mother and grandmother remain missing. A neighbor found the infant, and authorities are opening a bank account for her as people offer assistance.

President Zelenskyy reported a productive call with US President Trump, securing an agreement to increase joint drone efforts and expressing gratitude for US assistance, particularly Patriot systems for defense against ballistic threats. Meanwhile, Ukraine claimed an attack on a Russian airbase, while Russia reported intercepting numerous Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow and other regions.

IFAD President Alvaro Lario says India needs USD 75 billion for small farmers to adapt to climate change. He highlights the need to make agriculture profitable and enhance productivity. IFAD focuses on climate-resilient practices in states like Maharashtra and Meghalaya. They promote crop diversification and improved water management. IFAD aims to mobilize financing for rural areas and involve private capital.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari expressed concerns about the escalating global conflicts, citing the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran wars, which are creating an atmosphere conducive to a potential World War. He highlighted the diminishing coordination, harmony, and love due to the authoritarianism of superpowers. Gadkari emphasized the need for global discussions on protecting humanity amidst advanced warfare technology.

In 1959, the 14th Dalai Lama, disguised as a soldier, slipped out of Lhasa under the nose of the Chinese army. An ominous invitation to watch a dance without guards pushed Tibets spiritual leader to flee across the Himalayas. Sheltered by India, he built a new Tibetan home in exile. This is the real story of that cold, desperate escape, Nehrus gamble, and the defiance that still shapes Tibets struggle for identity and freedom.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta distributed appointment letters to 1400 nurses, addressing staff shortages in Delhi's hospitals. CM Gupta emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring adequate medical resources. Nadda criticized the Aam Aadmi Party for not utilizing funds allocated under the Ayushman Bharat Scheme for public healthcare, while praising the Ayushman Arogya Mandir initiative.

The Laadli Yojana, initiated in Delhi in 2008 to empower young women, has witnessed a significant decline in beneficiaries. Data reveals a 58% drop from 1,26,965 in 2008-09 to 53,001 in 2024-25. Officials attribute this decrease to factors like girls dropping out of school and a lack of awareness regarding registration renewal, leaving a substantial number of beneficiaries unclaimed.

Jawaharlal Nehru University will conduct the second cycle of PhD admissions for 2025-26. The university also grants hostel extensions for PhD scholars nearing thesis submission. The JNU Students' Union continues its hunger strike. They demand the reinstatement of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Entrance Examination for PhD programs. The union claims the university's decision impacts many MA graduates.

On the sidelines of the BRICS Finance Ministers meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Nirmala Sitharaman engaged in bilateral talks with counterparts from Russia, China, Indonesia, and Brazil. Discussions spanned cooperation in financial sectors, trade, and support following the Pahalgam terror attack. Sitharaman emphasized strengthening ties, amplifying the voice of developing economies, and India's support for Brazil's BRICS Chairship.

India's medical education is set for a big change. The National Medical Council has new rules. These rules allow more experienced doctors to become professors. Government hospitals with 220 beds can now be teaching centers. The goal is to increase the number of medical seats. This will help India get more doctors and improve healthcare.

Union Minister Amit Shah highlighted the Ministry of Cooperation's achievements over the past four years, guided by Prime Minister Modi's 'five Ps' framework. These initiatives focus on people, primary cooperative strengthening, digital platforms, policy development, and societal prosperity. Shah emphasised transparency and member interest as crucial for cooperative success, aligning with the Ministry's 'Sahakar se Samriddhi' vision.

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Himachal Pradesh reports that major dams are operating safely. This is despite widespread rainfall. The State Emergency Operation Centre confirms water levels are within permissible limits. Hydroelectric power generation continues largely uninterrupted. Authorities are closely monitoring dam inflows and discharges. Residents in low-lying areas are advised to remain cautious. There is no immediate flood threat from any major dam.

A recent BizInsure analysis of US Census data reveals Wyoming as the fastest-growing retirement destination, challenging the dominance of Florida and Arizona. Retirees are increasingly prioritizing nature and fewer neighbors, shifting away from traditional sunny locales. While Florida and Arizona still lead in city rankings, affordability and healthcare access are key factors influencing retirement choices.

The death toll from the Sigachi Industries' pharma plant explosion in Sangareddy district has climbed to 41, following the death of a person receiving hospital treatment. Eighteen individuals remain hospitalised, while efforts continue to locate nine people still missing after the devastating incident at the Pashamylaram plant.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra on Sunday said he plans to visit Kadamakkudy a scenic cluster of islands near Kochi during a business trip in December. Known for its backwaters and lush greenery, Kadamakkudy is gaining attention as a peaceful, offbeat destination. Netizens praised its beauty and suggested visiting during cooler months to experience its full charm.

South Korea's special prosecution team has requested the detention of former President Yoon Suk Yeol. The charges relate to insurrection stemming from his declaration of martial law last year. The decree, issued on December 3rd, was rescinded after approximately six hours following a vote by lawmakers who overcame security measures to convene.

Astronomers have found a new exoplanet named TOI-1846 b. This planet is nearly twice the size of Earth. It may contain a lot of water. The planet is 154 light-years away. It orbits a red dwarf star. Scientists used NASA's TESS data to find it. Further studies are needed to confirm its water content.

IDF spokesperson Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani reported that Hamas sabotaged aid distribution in Rafah, including a grenade attack injuring Gaza Humanitarian Foundation personnel. Simultaneously, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticized IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir for alleged mismanagement of humanitarian aid in Gaza, leading to a heated exchange and intervention from Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Bikram Singh Majithia, a Shiromani Akali Dal leader, has been sent to judicial custody for two weeks in a disproportionate assets case by a Mohali court. The Punjab Vigilance Bureau had arrested Majithia on June 25, alleging the laundering of Rs 540 crore of drug money.

A British Royal Navy F-35B fighter jet, facing adverse weather and fuel shortage, made an emergency landing in India and has been grounded due to hydraulic failure. Repair attempts failed, leading to a dismantling operation for its return to the UK via a C-17 Globemaster. The incident has raised logistical and security concerns, alongside public interest.

The Chinese Embassy in India on Sunday said the Dalai Lama has no authority to decide whether the Tibetan reincarnation system will continue. This came after an Indian minister stated that only the Dalai Lama and his organisation can choose his successor. China insists it alone can approve the next Dalai Lama, rejecting any choice made without its consent.

Canada's intelligence agency, CSIS, issued an alert about espionage. An individual is trying to collect sensitive information for China. CSIS warned government and academic institutions. They should avoid sharing confidential data with this person. This warning comes amid growing concerns about China's intelligence operations. Previous cases involved economic espionage and data sharing with Chinese researchers.

Industry experts report a surge in monsoon travel demand, particularly among Gen Z and Millennials, driven by discounted rates and fewer crowds. Cleartrip's PeekABoo reveals a 46% increase in bookings, with short getaways favored. Unrest in some destinations and attractive deals are further fueling this unexpected trend, leading to a rise in flight bookings to emerging destinations.

Despite Earth reaching its aphelion, the farthest point from the sun, the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing scorching heat. This seemingly paradoxical situation arises because Earth's axial tilt, not its distance from the sun, dictates seasonal temperatures. The tilt causes more direct sunlight and longer days, leading to concentrated solar energy and intense summer heat in the Northern Hemisphere.

A decades-old manga has Japan on edge as fresh earthquakes hit the countrys south. Despite scientists stressing that quakes cannot be precisely predicted, The Future I Saw by Ryo Tatsuki claims a catastrophic megaquake will strike this month. Anxiety has already dented tourism and triggered evacuations. While Japans government urges calm and strengthens its disaster plan, rumours keep spreading. This is a closer look at Japans seismic reality, its viral manga prophecies, and the very real risks

Ozzy Osbourne bid farewell to live performances at Villa Park with a star-studded concert dubbed heavy metal Live Aid. Joined by original Black Sabbath members and rock legends like Metallica and Guns N' Roses, the emotional event marked Osbourne's final stage appearance due to health challenges.

CII President Rajiv Memani has pushed back against the perception of a slowdown in private capital expenditure, asserting that investments are ongoing across sectors. He cited strong corporate balance sheets, low debt, and capital market access as enablers.

Justice Dipankar Datta spoke about the Bombay High Court judge shortage. He urged judges to balance work and life. He mentioned the court never reached its sanctioned strength since 2013. Justice Datta requested increasing electricity and fuel allowances for judges. He noted current limits are insufficient due to modern appliances.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, long seen as a leader for life, is beginning to delegate authority within the Communist Party, sparking speculation of a possible power transition or preparation for retirement. This follows new regulations to standardize party institutions and Xis absence from the BRICS summithis first ever. Analysts suggest he may be stepping back amid economic and political pressures.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has released the May 2025 CA results for Foundation, Intermediate and Final exams. Mumbais Rajan Kabra secured the top rank in the Final exam with 516 out of 600. His steady run started with a Foundation score of 378/400 and continued through Intermediate. Beyond exams, Rajan combines numbers with a love for fiction and global finance. Pass rates remain challenging, showing the CAs tough standards. ICAI has shared full results on its official sites

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, also a Member of Parliament, surveyed the flood-hit Thunag area in Mandi. This followed cloudbursts and flash floods. The government and administration are providing relief. Road connectivity is being restored. Food kits are being distributed to affected families. Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu is overseeing operations. The SDRF team is providing assistance.

Tropical Storm Chantal is nearing the southeastern coast of the United States. The storm is expected to bring significant rainfall to parts of the Carolinas. Warnings have been issued for these regions. Flash floods are a growing concern as rain bands move onshore. The storm is predicted to make landfall soon and weaken as it moves inland.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appeared publicly at a mourning ceremony. This was his first appearance after the war with Israel. The event coincided with Ashura, a holy day for Shiite Muslims. Khamenei encouraged a cleric to sing a popular anthem. His appearance is seen as a move to project unity. It also aims to reaffirm religious defiance.

The Dalai Lama celebrated his 90th birthday in Dharamshala, marked by well-wishes from global leaders and renewed tensions with China over his succession. He reaffirmed his intention to reincarnate and the authority of his trust to choose his successor, defying Beijing's claim to control the process.

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)said that there is no short-term fix for the rare minerals issue. It's a long-term solution, Memani acknowledged. He emphasized that industry and government collaboration, which proved successful in semiconductors, will be the key to addressing rare minerals dependencies.

Novak Djokovic celebrated his 100th Wimbledon victory, but his daughter Tara stole the show with an adorable impromptu dance. After Djokovic's dominant win, Tara's playful fist-pumping routine, a family tradition, captivated the Centre Court crowd. Djokovic acknowledged Tara's mastery of the dance, highlighting a heartwarming moment amidst his historic achievement.

Nichole Ayers, a NASA astronaut, spotted a rare sprite. The red flash occurred above thunderstorms. It happened over Mexico and the United States. Sprites are electrical bursts high in the atmosphere. They are hard to see from Earth. Pilots reported them before scientists confirmed them. The first image was captured in 1989. The phenomenon intrigues many people.

Telangana has approved increasing daily working hours for commercial establishments (excluding shops) from 8 to 10, effective July 8. This move aligns with the Centre's ease of doing business initiative, mirroring similar changes in other states. The new rule maintains a 48-hour weekly cap, mandates overtime pay, and includes rest period regulations to protect worker welfare.

New data shows a divided political landscape during Donald Trump's presidency. Approval ratings are mostly negative across states. Wyoming and West Virginia show the strongest support. Hawaii and Maryland report the lowest. Protests occurred nationwide due to White House decisions. Experts say the economy and political polarization influence Trump's approval. Future ratings depend on economic trends and civil unrest.

Elon Musk has launched the America Party to blow apart what he calls the United States fake two-party system or uniparty. Drawing from the ancient Greek general Epaminondas, who humiliated Sparta in 371 BC, Musk wants to strike hard and precise, targeting a handful of key seats to flip Congress. Hes furious at Trumps massive spending bill, calling it debt slavery. The real question now: can the worlds richest man outmanoeuvre Americas oldest political cartel?