Escambia County in Florida is moving to remove all books labeled as pornographic or age-inappropriate from school libraries without further review, reflecting a broader trend in US education. With over 1,600 titles already removed and 2,700 targeted statewide, Florida leads the nation in book bans. The proposal, backed by several board members, follows state pressure and seeks to establish long-term safeguards. Critics warn the move could reshape school library access across the country.

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced 6,180 technician vacancies for the 202526 cycle, with online registration beginning on June 28, 2025, and closing on July 28, 2025. Posts include 180 for Technician Grade 1 Signal and 6,000 for Technician Grade 3 across India. Eligible candidates must apply online at rrbapply.gov.in. The selection process includes a CBT, followed by document verification. Salaries range from ?19,900 to ?29,200 per month, with age and education criteria specified.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his Canada visit after attending the G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, engaging in discussions on global challenges and sharing India's vision. He held bilateral talks with leaders including Canadian PM Mark Carney, focusing on enhanced cooperation in trade and strategic sectors. Both nations agreed to appoint new high commissioners to restore diplomatic services.

Amid escalating Israel-Iran air strikes, the Indian government is relocating Indian students within Iran for their safety. Approximately 600 students have been moved to Qom from Tehran, a target of Israeli strikes, while 110 students from Urmia are near the Armenian border, awaiting evacuation. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar is actively engaged with regional counterparts to address the situation.

Tragic thunderstorms and lightning strikes in Uttar Pradesh claimed at least 25 lives across 14 districts on June 14-15. Among the deceased were eight women and seven children. Prayagraj and Jaunpur were the hardest hit, each reporting four fatalities.

Insulin is a hormone that regulates blood sugar. Studies show that both very low and very high fasting insulin levels can increase the risk of dementia, including Alzheimers. Low insulin levels may indicate a different risk of dementia, other than diabetes-related risk. Monitoring fasting insulin helps identify people at risk even if they do not have diabetes currently.

Karnataka is bracing for intense monsoon activity as the IMD issued red and orange alerts for 14 coastal and Western Ghats districts, forecasting very heavy rainfall and strong winds. A yellow alert is in place for interior districts, including Bengaluru, with expectations of light to moderate rainfall.

Karnataka is bracing for intense rainfall as the southwest monsoon intensifies. The IMD has issued red and orange alerts for 14 districts in the coastal and Western Ghats regions, anticipating extremely heavy to very heavy rainfall.

Kidney health often goes unnoticed, but subtle signs like changes in urination, metallic taste, nausea, skin problems, and shortness of breath can indicate underlying issues. These symptoms, easily dismissed, may signal the kidneys' struggle to filter waste effectively. Prompt medical assessment is crucial to address potential kidney distress and prevent further deterioration.

The Badami forest range in Karnataka bid farewell to Parasappa Choudaker, a dedicated employee who retired after 41 years of service. A heartwarming video shows staff members showering Choudaker with flowers, celebrating his commitment to the Badami nursery. The video, shared by an IFS officer, has garnered significant attention online, with many praising the thoughtful gesture.

The Delhi government has approved an ordinance to regulate private school fees. This empowers the government to fine schools up to Rs 10 lakh for violations. Schools may also lose the right to propose fee revisions. The ordinance aims to balance school autonomy with parents' rights. Committees will oversee fee regulation at school, district, and revision levels.

To alleviate anxiety among train travelers, Indian Railways is testing a system to release passenger charts with confirmed seats 24 hours before departure, a significant change from the current four-hour window. A pilot program is underway in the Bikaner division to assess feasibility and address potential issues.

The Manipur government has eased restrictions in three Imphal Valley districts, allowing movement from 5 am to 5 pm. This decision follows the imposition of prohibitory orders on June 7, triggered by violent protests after the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader by the CBI. However, essential services like law enforcement, emergency services, and banking will continue without restrictions.

The Delhi government has opened applications for the recruitment of teachers to 75 upcoming CM Shri schools, set to launch within a year. Existing government teachers can apply for roles including PRTs, TGTs, and PGTs via email by June 9. Interface sessions are scheduled for June 11 and 12, as part of this NEP-aligned initiative.

Tensions escalate globally as the US grapples with immigration protests, leading to federal troop deployment in Los Angeles. Simultaneously, a Colombian presidential candidate was shot, and al-Qaeda threatened Trump and Musk over Gaza. Pakistan's UN bid falters, while India suspends internet services amid unrest fears.

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has instructed e-commerce platforms to conduct self-audits within three months to detect and remove 'dark patterns' that manipulate consumers. Platforms are encouraged to provide self-declarations confirming their compliance. A joint working group has been established to monitor violations and promote consumer awareness.

Manipur government has suspended internet services in five districts, including Imphal West and East, for five days due to escalating law and order concerns. This decision follows protests sparked by the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader, alongside intensified security operations that led to the arrest of militants and recovery of weapons. The state remains tense amidst ongoing ethnic conflict.