Two Women Die in Channel Crossing Tragedy Near France
Two women in their 20s died after a migrant boat with 82 people got stuck near Neufchatel-Hardelot, France. Officials suspect suffocation or compression caused the deaths.
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Israelis Erupt Against Netanyahu as Jerusalem Streets See Protests
Jerusalem streets erupted in anger as protesters demanded an end to Netanyahu's regime and the three-year war cycle, with veterans warning of military collapse.
IAF rescues two children stranded atop water tank in Gorakhpur
An IAF Mi-17 V5 helicopter rescued two children stranded on a water tank in Uttar Pradesh after a reel recording attempt led to a collapse, killing one child.
Two US Troops Missing in Morocco Exercise
Two US soldiers are missing during the African Lion military exercise in Morocco, US Africa Command says. Search and rescue operations are underway.
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NY Indian Consulate Celebrates Gujarat Maharashtra Day
The Indian Consulate in New York celebrated Gujarat and Maharashtra Day, showcasing cultural heritage and strengthening bonds with the diaspora.
Hiroo Onoda: Fought WWII for 30 Years After End
Hiroo Onoda, a Japanese soldier, hid in the Philippine jungle for 30 years after WWII, refusing to believe the war ended. His story raises questions about loyalty and belief.
Iran Guards Mock US: Impossible War or Bad Deal
Iran's Revolutionary Guards mock US options, saying Washington faces an impossible military operation or a bad deal, as diplomatic efforts stall and tensions rise.
Indian man missing at Grand Canyon; park seeks help
A 26-year-old Indian man, Sandarsh Krishna, went missing at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. He was last seen on April 28 wearing athletic clothing.
Iran Offers Nuclear Flexibility and Economic Relief to US
Iran has proposed a new deal to the US, offering nuclear program flexibility and economic relief to break the ongoing deadlock in negotiations, according to diplomatic sources.
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Putin's Warning Fractures US-Europe Ties? Trump's Germany Troop Exit
New analysis suggests Trump's troop withdrawal from Germany may be driven by Russia's threats, avoiding direct war with Moscow amid NATO tensions.
Iranian Pistachio Shortage Hits Pune Market, Prices Surge 50%
Pune faces a shortage of Iranian pistachios due to geopolitical tensions, causing prices to rise 20-50%. Consumers and businesses struggle with limited supply and higher costs.
Foxconn Launches Second-Gen Satellites via SpaceX Falcon 9
Foxconn successfully launched two second-generation satellites aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to test advanced communication and space science payload technologies.
5 Countries Where You Can Drive with an Indian Licence
Indian driving licence holders can drive in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, the US, and Canada, but rules vary. Learn conditions, validity, and IDP requirements.
Punjab Chemists Strike Against E-Pharmacies
Chemists across Punjab have announced a statewide strike to protest the growing influence of e-pharmacies, citing concerns over drug safety and loss of business.
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Thousands Evacuated as Mayon Volcano Erupts
Thousands of residents near Mayon Volcano in the Philippines have been evacuated after it began erupting, spewing ash and lava. Authorities warn of further activity.
Flash Floods Kill at Least 10 in Kenya Amid Heavy Downpour
Heavy rains cause flash floods in Kenya, killing at least 10 people and displacing thousands. Rescue operations ongoing.
Wheat Lifting Delays Spark Crisis in Punjab Mandis, Speaker Steps In
Delays in wheat lifting from mandis in Punjab have caused a crisis, prompting Vidhan Sabha Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan to intervene and seek immediate resolution from authorities.
OPEC+ Increases Oil Output Quota by 188,000 bpd for June
Saudi Arabia, Russia, and five other OPEC+ countries increased their oil production quota by 188,000 barrels per day for June, reinforcing alliance continuity after UAE's withdrawal.
US Justice Dept Probes 36 Illinois School Districts Over LGBTQ Content
The US Department of Justice has launched investigations into 36 Illinois school districts to examine if sexual orientation and gender identity content was used in classrooms and whether parents were informed of opt-out rights.
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Dianna Russini credibility under fire after jeep rescue story challenged
Dianna Russini faces growing scrutiny as a viral jeep rescue story is disputed by witnesses, fueling a credibility debate that also impacts the New England Patriots.
Oil Hits Four-Year High on US-Iran Tensions
Oil prices soared to a four-year peak on Thursday amid escalating US-Iran tensions, with Brent crude briefly hitting $126.41. Fears over Strait of Hormuz disruption and potential recession loom.
Jammu and Kashmir Highway Closed After Landslide Near Baramulla
A heavy landslide near Lagama on the Baramulla-Uri highway in Jammu and Kashmir closed the road, disrupting traffic. Authorities diverted vehicles via alternate routes as clearance operations continue.
Iran Launches First-Ever Direct Attack on US Nuclear Program
Iran's UN mission accuses the US of decades-long NPT violations, calling its nuclear conduct hypocritical. Russia backs Iran's claims, while Tehran defends its own program as compliant.
Iran Tanker With $220M Crude Evades US Blockade, Reaches Asia
An Iranian oil tanker carrying $220 million in crude has reportedly reached the Asia-Pacific after disabling tracking systems, challenging US naval restrictions.
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Two Hindu Men in Pakistan to Join Federal Civil Service
Two men from Pakistan's Hindu minority have been selected for the federal civil service, marking a significant step for the community that numbers 3.8 million.
Iran Hangs Two Men on Israel Espionage Charges
Iran executed Yaghoub Karimpour and Nasser Bekrzadeh for spying for Israel, including photographing military sites and transmitting data on the Natanz nuclear facility, amid a heightened security crackdown.
Congress Slams Nicobar Project; Andaman Sets Underwater Record
The Congress party criticises the Great Nicobar Project while Andaman and Nicobar Islands achieve a Guinness World Record for the largest underwater tricolour hoisting.
Tibetan Exile Journalists Warn of Language Erosion on Press Freedom Day
On World Press Freedom Day, Tibetan journalists in exile highlight the erosion of their language due to China's assimilation policies, raising global awareness.
Anna Salai 1.5-km Flyover Section Opens, Eases Chennai Traffic
A 1.5-km section of the Anna Salai flyover from Saidapet to CIT Nagar is now open, offering major relief to Chennai commuters. The project uses metro corridor foundations for pillars.
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China Blocks US Sanctions on Iranian Oil Firms
Beijing mandates Chinese companies and banks to ignore US sanctions on five petrochemical firms refining Iranian crude, escalating de-dollarization efforts.
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