Kerala High Speed Rail: 3.5 Hrs from TVM to Kannur
The Kerala High Speed Railway line, a fully elevated double-line project, will connect Thiruvananthapuram to Kannur in 3.5 hours at 140 kmph average speed, with 23 stations and solar power.
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Pakistani journalist's question on India's Agni-6 test sparks confusion
A Pakistani journalist asked US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth about India's alleged Agni-6 ICBM test, which India has not conducted. Hegseth avoided singling out either country as a threat.
India Signs BrahMos Deal with Vietnam, Indonesia Pact in Final Stages
India has signed a BrahMos missile deal with Vietnam, while a similar pact with Indonesia is in final stages, Defence Secretary confirms.
Hot Air Balloon Set to Add Colour to Himachal Festival
A hot air balloon will be a key attraction at the upcoming festival in Himachal Pradesh, offering visitors a unique aerial view of the scenic surroundings.
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Monkey Death Causes Tense Scenes in Palampur
The death of an infant monkey led to tense scenes in a Palampur locality, with locals and forest officials clashing over the incident.
BJP Chief Nitin Nabin to Visit Jharkhand June 6-7
BJP national president Nitin Nabin will arrive in Jharkhand on June 6 for a two-day visit, his first since assuming the post. He will interact with intellectuals and address young party workers.
NH-202 dug up in Manipur; FCI driver killed, protests erupt
NH-202 was dug up near Shangkai Kuki village, allegedly by Kuki villagers. An FCI truck driver was killed in an attack, sparking protests and a rally by Kuki groups.
Police Vehicle Stranded After River Water Rise During Raid
A police vehicle parked on a riverbank during a raid in Bokaro became stranded after a sudden rise in water level. The vehicle was safely recovered using an excavator, with no injuries or major damage reported.
Indian Navy Chief on Strait of Hormuz security challenges
Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi highlights maritime security challenges in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that distance from conflict no longer ensures safety, as the Indian Navy strengthens its presence.
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Russia FSB Arrests Saboteurs Plotting Attacks on Oil Hub Tuapse
Russia's FSB detained two alleged saboteurs in Tuapse, accused of plotting explosive attacks on energy infrastructure, recruited by Ukrainian intelligence.
Rare Micro Blue Moon to Grace Goa Skies on May 31
Goa will witness a rare micro blue moon on May 31, where the moon appears smaller than usual. This phenomenon occurs only two to three times a century.
UK Youth Homelessness Surges Amid Job Crisis and Housing Shortage
A growing number of young Britons face homelessness and joblessness, with 124,000 at risk in 2024-25, a 6% rise. Experts warn the Neet rate could hit 1.25 million by 2030.
Massive Dust Storm Sweeps Rajasthan, Apocalyptic Visuals
A massive dust storm swept through Rajasthan, causing apocalyptic scenes and leaving locals reeling. The storm disrupted life and damaged property.
Kurukshetra Bypass Project Worth Rs 2071 Crore
A new bypass project in Kurukshetra worth Rs 2071 crore aims to decongest the city, benefiting residents, devotees, and tourists by reducing travel time and improving road safety.
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India Sends Buddha Relics to Mongolia for 10-Day Display
India has sent sacred relics of Lord Buddha to Mongolia for a 10-day public exposition, strengthening cultural ties between the two nations.
India Honors Zia-ur-Rahman, Recalls 1971 Radio Address
India paid tributes to Bangladesh's former President Zia-ur-Rahman on his death anniversary, recalling his historic March 1971 radio address declaring independence.
India's Bullet Train Dream: 9 Years On, Project Advances
Nearly nine years after launch, India's first bullet train project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is making significant progress with viaducts, tunnels, and stations taking shape, though delays and cost overruns persist.
BrahMos Deal with Vietnam Signed, Indonesia Pact in Final Stages
India has signed a BrahMos cruise missile deal with Vietnam, while a similar pact with Indonesia is in final stages, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh announced in Singapore.
Thunderstorm Forces Four Flight Diversions in Ranchi
Early Saturday thunderstorms diverted four flights from Ranchi's Birsa Munda Airport to Kolkata. Operations normalized later, with all flights returning. Gusty winds also uprooted trees in Doranda and Kanke.
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Hegseth’s Witty Reply to Pak Journo on India’s AGNI-6 ICBM
US War Secretary Pete Hegseth gave a witty reply to a Pakistani journalist about India’s AGNI-6 ICBM at the Shangri-La Dialogue, while noting growing US-Pakistan ties.
Heathrow Airport Chaos After Burst Pipe Floods Tracks
A burst water pipe caused flooding near Heathrow Airport, suspending all train services for hours and stranding hundreds of passengers. Services have since resumed.
Bihar's High Fertility Rate Becomes India's Demographic Buffer
Bihar's high fertility rate, often criticized, is now seen as India's demographic advantage against global population collapse, providing future workers and taxpayers.
Yuva Sangam Phase VI: Punjab Youth Delegation Concludes Bihar Tour
A 50-member youth delegation from Punjab completed a week-long study tour in Bihar under Yuva Sangam Phase VI, concluding at IIT Patna with key dignitaries promoting national unity.
AI City in Bidadi Divides Farmers Over Land Acquisition
The proposed AI City in Bidadi, Karnataka, has created a rift among farmers, with some supporting development and others opposing land acquisition.
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Hegseth Takes Hard Line on China, Strengthens India Ties at Shangri-La
At the Shangri-La Dialogue, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth outlined a $1.5 trillion defense budget and a new strategy to contain China, urging allies like India to boost military contributions.
25-Year-Old Sacrifices Life to Save Drowning Friend in Kullu
A 25-year-old man in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, drowned while trying to save his friend from the Beas River. The incident highlights the risks of river rescues.
Leo Weekly Horoscope: Comfort, Growth, and Caution
This week brings a homely breeze, midweek energy, and weekend caution. Leos should focus on family, career growth, and health. Love life warms up midweek.
BrahMos Deal with Vietnam Signed, Indonesia Pact Final
India's Defence Secretary confirms BrahMos missile deal with Vietnam is signed, while the pact with Indonesia is in final stages. The Philippines is the first foreign buyer.
Cheetah Nirva and Her Cubs Released into Wild at Kuno
Cheetah Nirva and her three cubs were released into the wild at Kuno National Park, increasing free-ranging cheetahs to 20, boosting ecotourism and conservation efforts.
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Rajnath Singh: Pakistan Navy Confined to Ports During Op Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that the Indian Navy kept Pakistan's navy confined to its ports during Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam terror attack.
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