Israel's military said Saturday its navy hit a Hezbollah infrastructure site near the southern Lebanese city of Naqoura, a day after Israel's foreign minister warned the Lebanese armed group against entering the Iran-Israel war. Overnight, an Israeli Navy vessel struck a Hezbollah 'Radwan Force' terrorist infrastructure site in the area of Naqoura in southern Lebanon, the military said in a statement.

Dua Lipa performed at London's Wembley Stadium. The show on June 20, 2025, marked her UK stadium debut. Jay Kay of Jamiroquai joined her for 'Virtual Insanity'. Lipa sang hits like 'Physical' and 'Levitating'. She thanked fans for their support. The concert ended with fireworks. Lipa continues her Radical Optimism tour.

State Bank of India is conducting the final Document Verification for SBI Clerk 2025 from July 8-15, 2025. Candidates who cleared the mains exam and Language Proficiency Test must attend with original documents and self-attested copies. Successful verification leads to appointment as Junior Associate, marking the culmination of the recruitment process.

According to Richard Stunning, official judicator at Guinness World Records, a record with a title for the most people performing the cobra pose in yoga began on Saturday. The minimum number of participants for the record was 250; they had to hold the yoga's cobra pose for at least a minute.

Alberta faces a measles surge, with over 1,000 cases reported. Congenital infections are also confirmed. Experts warn of a summer spike due to increased travel. Edmonton reports new cases after a period of lull. Vaccination rates need improvement to prevent severe outcomes. Ontario has over 2,000 cases. Canada risks losing its measles elimination status if action is not taken faster.

The NIOS Class 10 Result 2025 is expected to be released soon in June, following the declaration of the Class 12 results. Students can access their marksheets on results.nios.ac.in by entering their enrollment number, date of birth, and the security captcha. Alternatively, results can be checked via SMS or through DigiLocker for digital marksheets and certificates.

Following the arrest of Raj Kushwaha in connection with Raja Raghuvanshi's murder during his honeymoon, Kushwaha's grandmother, Ram Lalli, passed away from a heart attack. The family maintains Raj's innocence, alleging he is being framed by Raja's wife, Sonam, who is also in custody.

Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq appealed to US President Donald Trump. He urged him to avoid striking Iran. Mirwaiz expressed concern over the West Asia situation. He highlighted the suffering of Kashmiris due to regional ties. He mentioned the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He cited Israeli attacks and the starvation of Palestinians. Mirwaiz emphasized peaceful engagement over military action.

Donald Trump has once again complained he won't get a Nobel Peace Prize 'no matter what he does'. In a long rant on Truth Social, the US President boasted multiple occassions when he and administration brokered peace, including the recent India-Pakistan ceasefire, adding he 'should get a Nobel Peace Prize'. Trump and his obsession with Nobel Peace Prize is not new.

A 65-year-old man sustained head, shoulder, and knee injuries after being struck by falling concrete in the bathroom of his Yishun HDB flat. Authorities confirmed the incident involved spalling concrete, and repairs will be subsidized under the Housing Boards Goodwill Repair Assistance scheme. Investigations and safety precautions are ongoing

Australian Federal Police arrested Jonathan Lindsay Fagan in a Double Bay mansion raid, alleging his involvement in a $30 million cocaine importation attempt. Fagan was apprehended after retrieving a substituted substance from a 'dead drop' in Alexandria. The AFP seized the substance, encrypted phones, and steroids, highlighting their commitment to combating transnational drug syndicates using covert methods.

Amid escalating tensions in Iran due to its conflict with Israel, the Indian Embassy in Tehran has broadened Operation Sindhu to include citizens of Nepal and Sri Lanka, following formal requests from their respective governments. Over 500 Indian nationals have already been evacuated through special flights and border movements.

House and Senate Republicans are working on a massive tax and spending cuts bill, but they disagree on key provisions. Differences include the size of the child tax credit, state and local tax deductions, and clean energy tax credits. The House and Senate also differ on deductions for tips, overtime, and interest paid on auto loans.

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has exposed Pakistan's use of mis-declared dual-use goods for its ballistic missile program, citing a 2020 case where missile-related equipment was intercepted en route to Karachi. The report highlights Pakistan's efforts to bypass international controls, raising proliferation concerns.

A small plane crashed near Sugar Valley Airport in Mocksville. The incident occurred on June 3, 2025. The pilot and a passenger died. Another passenger suffered serious injuries. The crash happened when the pilot tried to avoid a turtle on the runway. The plane, a Universal Stinson 108, crashed in a heavily forested area after an aborted takeoff.

The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) released the TS ICET 2025 answer key on June 21, along with question papers and response sheets. Candidates can raise objections from June 22 to June 26 with a fee of 500 per question.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini emphasized yoga as an 'art of living' during the 11th International Day of Yoga celebrations at Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra, led by yoga guru Ramdev. He announced plans to open 100 more yoga centers, introduce yoga courses in colleges, and recruit 40 yoga trainers.

The JEECUP is scheduled to announce the UPJEE Polytechnic 2025 results today, June 21, following the objection window for the provisional answer key. Qualified candidates will then participate in counselling by paying 250, where seats will be allotted based on merit.

Diplomatic talks in Geneva failed to de-escalate the conflict between Israel and Iran, now in its second week. Strikes continue as worries rise over potential attacks on nuclear reactors. While Iran expresses openness to dialogue under certain conditions, Israel vows to persist until its perceived threats are eliminated, with the U.S. weighing military involvement.

Donald Trump again said that his director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was wrong to cast doubt on his claim that Iran could have a nuclear weapon. Making a bold claim on Iran's nuclear ambition, Trump tore into US intelligence community and said Gabbard is wrong. Trump was reportedly irked by Gabbard over her anti-war stance.

Donald Trump asserted he prevented a war between India and Pakistan. He believes he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. He criticizes the Nobel committee for ignoring his diplomatic efforts. Pakistan plans to nominate Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. This is for his role in securing a ceasefire. Trump also mentioned trade talks with India and Pakistan.

A disturbing trend called jugging is spreading across America, where thieves target individuals after they withdraw money from banks or ATMs. These juggers surveil financial institutions, follow victims, and strike when they are distracted, often at gas stations or parking lots. Law enforcement urges vigilance, advising people to avoid predictable routines, conceal cash immediately, and seek police assistance if followed.

Canada's parliament approved Bill C-5. The bill aims to boost the economy. It eliminates trade barriers between provinces. It also speeds up infrastructure projects. The move comes amid economic pressure from the US. Prime Minister Mark Carney supports the bill. Some Indigenous leaders and environmental groups are worried. Tensions exist between provinces regarding pipelines.

A Christchurch woman claims she was held captive, assaulted, and raped in her Kinga Ora home by an intruder. Despite ongoing safety threats, she says requests for emergency relocation remain unanswered. Corrections admits a communication failure enabled contact from the accused while in prison. Authorities continue investigating the incident

The Northern Hemisphere observes the summer solstice on June 21, marking the longest day and the start of astronomical summer. This event occurs when the Earth's northern half tilts most towards the Sun, resulting in extended daylight hours. While not the hottest day, it signifies a cultural and scientific turning point, highlighting the Earth-Sun relationship and the beginning of summer.

Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) initiated the 18th wave of Operation True Promise-3, targeting Israeli military support centers. Shahed-136 drones and precision missiles were used in the latest strike. Iranian officials claim successful impacts, while Israels air defense systems reportedly failed to intercept the incoming drone and missile threats

India's direct tax collection for fiscal year 2025-26 increased to Rs 5.45 lakh crore as of June 19. The Income Tax Department released the latest figures. Gross collections saw a rise compared to last year. However, net collections remained nearly unchanged. This was due to a significant surge in tax refunds. Advance tax receipts experienced overall growth.

Flavio Briatore has offered a rare update on seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher, whose condition remains largely unknown following his 2013 skiing accident. Briatore, a former Benetton team principal, reflected on their history and shared insights into Schumachers current situation, emphasizing his ongoing contact with Schumachers wife, Corinna

Thousands gathered at Hobart's Long Beach for the annual Nude Solstice Swim, marking the end of Tasmania's Dark Mofo festival. Nearly 3,000 participants braved the cold waters, finding liberation and camaraderie in the shared experience. The event, now a celebrated ritual, highlights themes of exposure and community, drawing visitors to the winter arts festival.

Brett Sutter, after a 17-season playing career and a record-setting AHL tenure, has been named head coach of the Calgary Wranglers. The former Wranglers captain, who recently retired and served as an assistant coach, brings extensive leadership and experience to the role. Sutter's deep connection with the Flames organization and his family's hockey legacy further solidify his appointment.

President Donald Trump rejected Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbards testimony that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon. He stated that the intelligence community is wrong. This is the second time in a week that Trump dismissed Gabbard's assessment. Discussions continue amid growing tensions with Iran and Israel.

New Zealand observes Matariki, the Mori New Year, as a public holiday. Celebrations include dawn ceremonies and cultural events. Matariki marks the lunar month of Pipiri. Communities honour ancestors with food offerings. The festival focuses on remembering the past and celebrating the present. It also looks to the future. Matariki is embraced by all New Zealanders.

Canada's new disability benefit program begins accepting applications on June 20, 2025, offering up to $2,400 annually to eligible Canadians with disabilities who have the Disability Tax Credit. Backed by significant federal funding, the program aims to enhance financial security, with first payments scheduled for July 2025 for approved early applicants.

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon appeared at the F1 premiere in New York. Body language experts suggest possible tension in their relationship. Their contrasting styles and gestures spark speculation. Judi James notes a lack of synchronicity between them. Brad's fashion choices also raise questions. Despite PDA moments, reports indicate potential problems. The couple's future remains uncertain.

A 5.1-magnitude earthquake struck near Semnan in northern Iran, an area already experiencing heightened tensions due to the ongoing conflict with Israel. The shallow quake, occurring 35 kilometers southwest of Semnan, raised concerns because of its proximity to a space and missile complex. While no immediate damage was reported, the event highlights Iran's vulnerability to seismic activity.

A rockslide near Bow Glacier Falls in Canada claimed two lives. The incident injured three hikers. Rescue teams searched the area and recovered a second body. Authorities have notified the families. Parks Canada closed the area around Bow Lake. Geotechnical engineers are assessing slope stability. The Icefields Parkway remains open with expected delays. Officials expressed their condolences.

Hailey Bieber is reportedly being urged by friends to secure her finances with a mid-nuptial agreement due to concerns about Justin's behavior and potential financial instability. This advice comes as Hailey's career flourishes, highlighted by a major deal for her beauty brand, Rhode. Recent online posts and Justin's admission of past ransactional relationships have fueled speculation about the couple's future.

Shubman Gill's captaincy debut shone with a century, complemented by Yashasvi Jaiswal's ton, setting India at a strong 359-3 against England at Headingley. Rishabh Pant's aggressive 65 not out further solidified India's dominance on day one. England's bowling attack struggled to contain the Indian batsmen on a favorable pitch, marking a tough start to their new World Test Championship cycle.

Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber have unfollowed each other on Instagram, reigniting speculation of a feud. This action coincides with rumors of marital issues between Hailey and Justin Bieber, Gomez's ex. The unfollowing has surprised many, especially since Gomez recently showed support for Bieber's Rhode brand, leaving social media users to speculate about the cause.

Mahesh Kalavadia, a Gujarati film producer, went missing on June 12. His family filed a police complaint. Authorities later identified him as a victim of the Air India plane crash near Meghani Nagar. DNA and scooter identification confirmed his presence at the crash site. The family performed his last rites.