Rabbit Island: Japan's Bunny Paradise in Seto Inland Sea
Discover Ōkunoshima, Japan's Rabbit Island, where hundreds of friendly bunnies roam freely. A unique travel destination with a surprising history.
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PM Modi Raises Myanmar Border Issues, Refugee Influx
Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged the impact of armed group activities along India's border with Myanmar and discussed refugee influx with Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing.
Indian man returned to Tripura after 16 months in Bangladesh jail
Pradip Chandra Pal, detained in Bangladesh for entering without documents, was repatriated via Khowai border on June 5, in a coordinated handover by BSF and BGB.
Vice Admiral McCarty Takes Charge of Andaman & Nicobar Command
Vice Admiral Vineet McCarty assumed charge as the 20th commander-in-chief of the Andaman & Nicobar Command, emphasizing strategic maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region.
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Iran Suspends Peace Talks with US Over Lebanon Strikes
Iran has suspended peace negotiations with the US in response to Israel's fresh military strikes on Lebanon, escalating regional tensions and raising concerns about a broader conflict.
Bangladeshi Detained by BSF in Assam's Dhubri
A Bangladeshi national, Muqtar Hussain, was apprehended by the BSF in Assam's Dhubri district during routine patrolling. He is being interrogated before being handed over to police.
Dakshina Kannada Prepares for Monsoon with Repairs and Relief
Dakshina Kannada district intensifies monsoon preparedness, sanctioning repairs to 91 schools and 137 anganwadis, identifying relief centres, and deploying NDRF teams.
Kapil Dev Hails India-Australia Ties at Manobal Event
Kapil Dev and Australia's Deputy PM Richard Marles celebrate India-Australia ties at the 'Manobal' event, with Marles applauding the KHUSHII foundation's work for underprivileged children.
Malaysia Enforces Social Media Ban for Children Under 16
Malaysia has enforced new rules banning children under 16 from social media, requiring age verification. Platforms face fines up to $2.5 million for non-compliance.
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Summer Coffee Festival Attracts 7,000 in Hyderabad
Over 7,000 coffee lovers attended The Summer Coffee Festival in Hyderabad, featuring tastings, workshops, short films, and entertainment. The event highlighted the city's growing specialty coffee culture.
Russian Woman Shares Indian Family Culture Differences
A Russian woman living in India shares her experiences and cultural differences with an Indian family, from food habits to daily routines, in a viral video.
India-Oman Trade Pact Effective Amid Hormuz Crisis
The India-Oman CEPA is now in force, offering zero-duty access to Indian exports. As Hormuz disruptions threaten Gulf trade, Oman becomes a strategic gateway for India's trade and energy security.
Danapur-Bengaluru Special Train Extended Till July 18
Indian Railways extends Danapur-Bengaluru special train till July 18 to manage summer rush. The daily service now departs Danapur at 3pm, reaching Bengaluru on day three.
Kodagu Couple Stranded in India Returns to Iran
A couple from Kodagu, stuck in India for months due to war fears in West Asia, safely returned to Iran last week after traveling via Oman.
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India-US Trade Deal to Reflect Tariff Changes: Goyal
Union Minister Piyush Goyal announced that all major points in the India-US trade deal are settled, with tariff changes to be incorporated. Talks resume June 2-4 to finalize remaining issues.
Vande Bharat trial run on Bengaluru–Mangaluru route in June
South Western Railway to conduct trial runs of Vande Bharat Express between Yeshwantpur and Mangaluru Central, featuring an Auto Emergency Brake system for the challenging Western Ghats section.
From Ponds to Oceans: 7 Snakes That Live in Water
Discover seven snake species that thrive in water, from North American lakes to tropical seas. Learn about their unique adaptations and behaviors in aquatic habitats.
Graffiti-Like Marks on Turtles Spark Citizen Science Effort
Misunderstood markings on green sea turtles in Hawaii led to the Honu Count project, a citizen science initiative that has logged hundreds of sightings, aiding conservation research.
Construction begins on 2032 Brisbane Olympics stadium
Work has started on the main stadium for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics after protestors were removed from the site. The A$3.6 billion project at Victoria Park will be the centerpiece of the Games.
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Solapur-Hassan Express Now Halts at Channarayapatna
Union Minister V Somanna flagged off the Solapur-Hassan Express with a new halt at Channarayapatna railway station, highlighting 13,800 level crossing gates eliminated in a decade.
India, Australia Boost Defence Ties as China Dominates Indo-Pacific
India and Australia have fortified their defence partnership during the second Defence Ministers' Dialogue in New Delhi, focusing on maritime security, military exercises, and industrial collaboration.
Singapore Video Sparks Civic Sense Discussion
An Indian woman's Instagram video of a pedestrian waiting for a green light at 1 am in Singapore goes viral, sparking conversations about civic sense and discipline.
China's Nuclear Expansion Shocks World: Is India Falling Behind?
Major Gaurav Arya analyzes China's massive nuclear modernization, new missile complexes, and 1,000-warhead goal. What must India do to counter the threat?
Bilawal Bhutto's 'Made in Pakistan' Defence Call Trolls
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's call for 'Made in Pakistan' defence products sparks online mockery, with critics highlighting Pakistan's defense industry challenges.
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Oldest Indigenous Site Found in Saskatchewan
A 10,700-year-old Indigenous village, Âsowanânihk, discovered in Saskatchewan challenges nomadic narratives and confirms oral histories, with implications for Bering Strait theory.
India-Australia Talks Focus on Maritime Freedom, Supply Chains
India and Australia underscored the importance of maritime freedom and supply chain security during high-level talks, affirming cooperation for a free and open Indo-Pacific.
India, Nepal, China Clash Over Lipulekh Pass: Explained
The resumption of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra renews focus on the Lipulekh Pass dispute between India and Nepal, rooted in the 1816 Sugauli Treaty and competing claims over Kalapani and Limpiyadhura.
Zealandia: Earth's Hidden Eighth Continent Beneath the Pacific
Zealandia, a 4.9 million sq km continent mostly submerged in the South Pacific, was confirmed by geologists in 2017. Only 5-6% is above water, including New Zealand.
110-Million-Year-Old Armored Dinosaur Fossil Found by Accident
In 2011, a mining operator in Alberta accidentally uncovered Borealopelta markmitchelli, a remarkably preserved armored dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous, offering unprecedented insights into its life and death.
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Monumental Tomb with Marble Sarcophagus Found in Olympos
Archaeologists in Turkey's ancient Olympos have discovered a 10-meter monumental tomb with a marble sarcophagus, likely belonging to an aristocratic woman. The find enriches understanding of Lycian elite burial traditions.
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