Iran Fires Ballistic Missiles At Israeli Air Bases
Iran's IRGC launches Operation Nasr, firing dozens of ballistic missiles at Tel Nof and Nevatim air bases in Israel, escalating the Israel-Iran conflict.
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Indian-American Raman Surges in LA Mayor Race, Trump Fumes
Indian-American progressive Nithya Raman overtakes celebrity candidate Spencer Pratt in LA mayor race, triggering Trump's fraud claims. She could become first Indian-American mayor of Los Angeles.
Similipal Tiger Translocation Success Paves Way for Second Phase
The success of the first phase of tiger translocation in Similipal Tiger Reserve has brightened chances for a second phase, with two tigresses and a male likely to be moved in 2026.
ED finds 36,000 Indian SIMs in Cambodia, 5,300 linked to fraud
The Enforcement Directorate has identified 36,000 active Indian SIM cards in Cambodia, with 5,300 linked to cyber fraud cases worth Rs 100 crore across India.
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Tusker kills two labourers in Chhattisgarh tiger reserve
A lone tusker stormed a construction camp in Chhattisgarh's Guru Ghasidas-Tamor Pingla Tiger Reserve, killing two labourers. The attack occurred late Sunday night in a remote area with poor mobile connectivity.
India Seeks Tariff Assurances in US Trade Talks
India has outlined key demands in trade talks with the US, including preferential tariffs and assurances against future hikes, as both nations work towards an interim agreement by mid-July.
India's Stealth Fighter Dilemma: Su-57, F-35, or AMCA?
India faces a critical stealth fighter choice amid China's J-20 and Pakistan's J-35 advances. Putin's Su-57 offer, F-35 option, and indigenous AMCA program are analyzed.
Kolkata Metro Purple Line Extension to IIM-C Gets Land Nod
Railway ministry issues land acquisition notice for Purple Line's 1.7 km extension from Joka to Diamond Park via IIM-Calcutta, targeting 5,871 sqm private land.
Xi Pledges Unwavering Support to Kim in Rare N. Korea Visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged unwavering support to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a rare visit, his first to the country since 2019 and his first foreign trip this year.
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Pakistan Issues 737 Visas to Indian Pilgrims for Sikh Event
Pakistan has issued 737 visas to Indian pilgrims for Guru Arjan Dev Ji's Martyrdom Day events from June 10-19, 2026, continuing the bilateral protocol on religious visits.
Eco-Tourism Project for Kanjli Wetland Sparks Doubt
Kapurthala administration announces Rs 19.56 crore eco-tourism project for Kanjli Wetland under Swadesh Darshan 2.0. Locals and experts express concerns over declining biodiversity and question the impact of concrete structures.
Bradford Protest Highlights Pakistan's Rights Abuses in PoJK
Kashmiri diaspora protests outside Pakistani Consulate in Bradford, demanding international attention to alleged human rights abuses in PoJK, including casualties, curfews, and detentions.
NPP's James Sangma set for unopposed Rajya Sabha win
James Pangsang Kongkal Sangma of NPP is set to be elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha from Meghalaya after no other candidate filed nomination. In Mizoram, MNF fields first woman candidate Zothansangi Hmar.
Indian Men in Canada Save Woman from Harasser, Win Hearts
A video of Indian-origin men protecting a woman from a harasser at a cricket ground in Canada is going viral, restoring faith in the community after negative stereotypes.
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Iran Unleashes Mach-9 Missiles, Jet Drones on Israel
Iran claims it used advanced Kheibar-Shikan hypersonic missiles and jet drones in retaliatory strikes against Israel, testing defences and escalating tensions.
India: Only Country with Wild Lions and Tigers
India is the only country where both Asiatic lions and Bengal tigers live in the wild. Discover their habitats, conservation success, and historical coexistence.
Trees: Nature's Flood Control During Monsoon Season
Learn how trees capture, slow, and store rainwater during monsoons, preventing floods and recharging groundwater through canopy interception, stemflow, and root infiltration.
India Launches Scientific Mine Closure Program by 2028
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy announced a time-bound program to scientifically close 147 abandoned mines by 2028, involving local committees and post-mining land use planning.
Lost City of Imet Unearthed in Egypt Using Satellite Tech
Archaeologists used satellite imagery to uncover the ancient Egyptian city of Imet in the Nile Delta, revealing multi-storey homes, granaries, and a cobra goddess cult centre from the 4th century BCE.
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Kochi Bridge Potholes Prompt Emergency Repairs After Monsoon
Emergency repairs on Kochi's Kundannoor-Thevara bridge after monsoon potholes caused traffic chaos. Temporary fixes done, permanent repair post-monsoon.
5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Darjeeling, Raises Seismic Concerns
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck Darjeeling and North Bengal, highlighting seismic risks after BIS reclassified the region under highest risk Zone VI.
Telangana Techie Shot Dead in Philadelphia Pizza Delivery
Anshul Kuncha, a 27-year-old techie from Telangana, was murdered in Philadelphia while delivering pizzas. A $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to the killer.
Iran Launches Massive Retaliatory Missile Strike on Israel
Iran's IRGC launched missile strikes on petrochemical facilities in Haifa after Israeli attacks on Iran's Karoun Petrochemical Company. The escalation threatens regional energy security and global oil markets.
India's Fertility Rate Drops from 5.2 to 1.9: Historic Shift
India's total fertility rate has fallen from 5.2 in 1950 to 1.9 in 2021, below replacement level. This historic decline has major implications for economy, society, and policy.
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Israel Halts Iran Strikes at US Request, Keeps Lebanon Ops
Israel has agreed to a US request to halt strikes on Iran but continues operations in southern Lebanon, as a fragile ceasefire collapses and West Asia faces renewed conflict.
Water crisis hits 600 homes in Gurgaon's Surya Vihar
Nearly 600 houses in Gurgaon's Surya Vihar Society face severe water shortage, forcing daily reliance on private tankers. Supply dropped to 1.5-2 lakh litres against 6 lakh litre requirement. Power disruptions at Basai plant blamed.
India's Rs 13,000 Crore Great Nicobar Airport to Boost Indian Ocean Presence
India invests Rs 13,000 crore in a dual-use airport on Great Nicobar Island, enhancing civilian connectivity and military readiness near the Strait of Malacca, a key global maritime chokepoint.
Cricketers Save Woman From Stalker in Canada
A group of Indian-origin cricket players in British Columbia, Canada, protected a woman from a stalker. The incident, caught on video, shows the players confronting the man and ensuring her safety.
Eight Feared Dead in Vizag Steel Plant Fire After Molten Iron Spill
A molten iron spill at Vizag Steel Plant's SMS I caused a fire, with eight feared dead and 20 workers on duty. Investigation underway.
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CRPF launches Mission Manipur, deploys CoBRA battalions
After successful operations against Maoists, CRPF has been tasked with 'Mission Manipur' in the state. CoBRA battalions, each with nearly 1,000 personnel, are being deployed to enhance security.
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