Harish Rana Dies: Corneas and Heart Valves Donated
Harish Rana, who was on passive euthanasia, passed away but his corneas and heart valves were donated, giving life to others. The case highlights ethical debates.
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Savee Cafeteria Opens at Qutub Minar Under Heritage Scheme
The Ministry of Culture inaugurated Savee Cafeteria at Qutub Minar, a key step under the Adopt a Heritage 2.0 initiative, enhancing visitor experience at the UNESCO site.
4 Arrested for Transporting 27 Buffaloes Illegally
Four individuals were arrested for illegally transporting 27 buffaloes from Karnataka's Haveri to Kerala. The animals were carried cruelly; police rescued them and seized the vehicle.
Six Men Loot Gold, Silver Worth Rs 40 Lakh in Karnataka
In Haveri district, six men broke into a jewellery shop and stole gold and silver worth over Rs 40 lakh. The theft occurred between 1.45 am and 2.30 am.
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Trump Confirms Death of Top Islamic State Leader in US-Nigerian Operation
President Trump announced the killing of a top Islamic State leader in a joint US-Nigerian mission. The militant was designated a terrorist by the State Department in 2023.
Trump Refuses Taiwan Defense Commitment; Taipei Warns of Strength
Donald Trump refuses to commit to Taiwan's defense, calling $14B arms package 'up in the air.' Taipei thanks US but warns it will achieve 'peace through strength.'
Iran to Charge Fees for Strait of Hormuz Crossing
Iran plans to implement a new system for vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz, charging fees for specialized services and restricting access to cooperative ships and countries.
Valtteri Bottas Rental Car Stolen FBI Probe Miami Grand Prix
Valtteri Bottas reveals his rental car and F1 paddock pass were stolen during Miami Grand Prix weekend, sparking an FBI investigation. The Cadillac Escalade was later found abandoned.
Israeli Strike Kills Hamas Commander Izz al-Din al-Haddad
Israeli forces killed Izz al-Din al-Haddad, head of Hamas' military wing, in a Gaza City airstrike. He was linked to planning the October 7 attacks and overseeing hostage captivity.
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Land Under Stress: Geography of Degradation in India
Explore the geography of land degradation and desertification in India, its causes, impacts, and recent data from government reports.
Indian Army Chief Warns Pakistan on Cross-Border Terrorism
Indian Army Chief warns Pakistan to choose between geography and history regarding cross-border terrorism, emphasizing India's resolve to combat terror.
Russian Su-35 Likely Downs Ukrainian F-16 Over Sumy
Reports indicate a Russian Su-35 likely shot down a Ukrainian F-16 over Sumy, marking a potential first air-to-air victory against the US-made jet in the conflict.
Villager Trampled to Death by Elephant in Chhattisgarh
A 55-year-old man was killed by an elephant while collecting firewood in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district. Forest officials warn of increased elephant movement.
Trump Faces Backlash After Heated Exchange with Reporter
Donald Trump is facing renewed backlash after a heated exchange with a New York Times reporter aboard Air Force One, where he defended U.S. and Israeli actions linked to the Iran conflict, calling the journalist a 'fake guy' and parts of the media coverag
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Trump: Xi Backs Strait Opening, China Criticizes War
Donald Trump claims Xi Jinping agreed Iran must open the Strait of Hormuz. China criticizes the war as unnecessary, though Xi did not comment on the talks.
36 Escape as Bus Catches Fire After Tyre Burst Near Hassan
A private bus caught fire after a tyre burst near Hassan, Karnataka. All 36 passengers escaped unhurt, but luggage was destroyed. Police suspect overspeeding.
Indian-American Financier Nirmal Narvekar to Retire from Harvard
Nirmal Narvekar, the Indian-American financier who transformed Harvard's $57 billion endowment, plans to retire in 2027. His tenure saw major shifts in investment strategy and returns.
Maldives Diving Tragedy Claims Sixth Victim: Rescuer Dies
A Maldivian diver died during recovery of five Italian tourists killed in a scuba accident. Oxygen toxicity is suspected. The tragedy highlights risks of deep cave diving.
Iran's Ghadir-Class Submarines Threaten US Carriers in Hormuz
Iran deploys Ghadir-class midget submarines in the Strait of Hormuz, leveraging stealth to potentially threaten US aircraft carriers in shallow waters.
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China's Maritime Tactics Alarm Asian Waters
China's expanding maritime tactics in Asian waters are raising alarm among neighboring countries, with increased naval activity and territorial disputes.
Ancient Carthaginian Coin Used as Bus Fare in Leeds
A 2,000-year-old Carthaginian coin, minted in ancient Cadiz, was discovered in a Leeds bus fare box in the 1950s. Now donated to a museum, it reveals ancient trade routes.
Malerkotla Blast Injures Buffalo, Second Incident at Same Spot
A blast in Malerkotla, Punjab, injured a buffalo and raised alarm. The explosion occurred at a garbage dump, the same location as a similar blast a year ago. Police are investigating.
Roman Camp Discovery in Frankfurt Rewrites History
Archaeologists in Frankfurt uncovered a Roman military camp from year zero, revealing peaceful coexistence and trade, challenging traditional views of Roman expansion.
'Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate' Hindi Release Today
Gujarati film 'Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate' premiered at Cannes Market, earning emotional reactions. Now releasing in Hindi, the devotional drama aims to repeat its success.
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Camera Traps Stolen from Tiger Census Site in Karnataka
Two camera traps worth Rs 48,000 were stolen from Naravi Reserve Forest in Karnataka's Belthangady during a tiger census. A complaint has been filed and a case registered.
NHL Trade Rumors: Matthew Knies Draws Interest from Multiple Teams
Matthew Knies, Toronto Maple Leafs forward, is at the center of NHL trade rumors after a breakout season, with multiple teams showing interest and a big offer sheet reportedly rejected.
Metal Sphere on Japan Beach Sparks Panic, Is Just a Buoy
A large metal sphere found on a Japanese beach caused panic and wild theories online. After investigation, officials confirmed it was a harmless oceanographic buoy, highlighting how fear spreads in a hyper-connected world.
Iran-UAE Tensions Escalate After Missile Attacks on Gulf States
The UAE has accused Iran of launching nearly 3,000 missiles and drones during the conflict, causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. Abu Dhabi warns of a direct clash anytime.
Fiji Honors Indian Indentured Labourers Who Shaped Nation
Fiji commemorates 147th Girmit Day, honoring over 60,000 Indian indentured labourers who arrived aboard the Leonidas in 1879, recognizing their sacrifices and contributions to the nation's economy and culture.
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Freight Train Hits Bus in Bangkok, Eight Dead
At least eight people died and over 20 were injured when a freight train collided with a public bus at a railway crossing in Bangkok on Saturday. The bus caught fire after impact, and rescue operations are ongoing.
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