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Mutiny, uprising in Ukraine, young don't want to die on fearsome Russian front

Ukraine is facing a dangerous manpower crisis as the domestic population increasingly resists military mobilisation. Following a record-breaking Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv and a deadly attack on an Odesa merchant ship, internal tensions have reached a boiling point. The Ukrainian National Police have confirmed over six hundred violent assaults on recruitment officers by citizens refusing to fight. Watch the full report on how this internal rebellion impacts the frontline defence.

Andhra Pradesh: Covid cases rise, four fatalities reported

Andhra Pradesh has confirmed the Omicron RF.5 sub-variant behind a small cluster of COVID-19 cases, after genome sequencing on samples from Kadapa district. The state has recorded 12-16 cases and 4 deaths since June 26, though officials note all four patients had serious underlying conditions like hypertension, diabetes, or kidney disease.

Houthis impose naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, Iran shoots down US Mq-9 drone

West Asia remained on an edge as U.S. conducted strikes on Iran for the ninth consecutive evening. Iran retaliated with attacks on Kuwait, Jordan, Syria and Bahrain. Even as fighting continued, both U.S. and Iran have expressed willingness for a diplomatic solution. As per reports, mediators have suggested a 10-day pause in hostilities to revive the MoU.

Modi government shaken by youth volcano on Delhi streets

A massive youth volcano erupted on Delhi's streets today. With massive protests and clashes in the national capital. Where do things stand? How did they reach this point? Where do they go from here?

UEFA head Aleksander Ceferin boycotts World Cup final in protest against FIFA

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin boycotted the 2026 World Cup final in protest against FIFA. Discover the full story behind the deepening rift over red cards, referees, and ticket prices.

AI could be making you think less, new study warns

Could relying on AI be making us worse at thinking for ourselves? A new study suggests AI assistance may weaken critical thinking, reduce judgment suspension, and even lower accuracy in decision-making. Researchers found participants using AI were more likely to accept answers without questioning them, raising fresh concerns about the long-term impact of AI on human reasoning.

Bullfrogs in Goa disappearing

Goa's iconic Indian Bullfrogs are rapidly disappearing due to illegal poaching for meat, shrinking wetlands, and increasing water pollution. Conservationists warn that the loss of these amphibians could disrupt local ecosystems, as bullfrogs play a crucial role in controlling pests, mosquitoes, and maintaining ecological balance. The decline is raising fresh concerns about biodiversity conservation in the state.

Spain: Fountain collapse leaves one dead, two injured in Spain

Spain's World Cup celebrations turned tragic after a 13-year-old boy was killed when a fountain partially collapsed in Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca province. The incident occurred as thousands celebrated Spain's victory over Argentina in the FIFA World Cup final. Several others, including another child, were injured, prompting an emergency response as authorities launched an investigation into the collapse.

4 Indians killed, 1 in critical condition after attack on ship at Ukrainian port

There were 17 crew members aboard MV Golden Leo, including five Indian nationals when the attack happened.

Rohit Sharma dismisses retirement talk after Lord’s ODI hundred: ‘Let the noise be there’

Despite India's series-deciding loss to England at Lord's, Rohit Sharma stole the show with a sublime 138-run knock and addressed reports surrounding his international career.

Should India introduce a minimum age for social media access or parental guidance is enough? WION Decodes

The government is taking this step amid growing concerns over the impact of social media on children's mental health, addictive platform design and exposure to harmful content.

CJP members meet health minister J P Nadda | Union minister makes appeal to end protests

The centre has opened its first formal channel of communication with the cockroach janta party (cjp) amid the 'chalo sansad' protest. During a meeting with union minister jp nadda, the cjp submitted a three-point charter of demands: the immediate release of activist sonam wangchuk, the resignation of union education minister dharmendra pradhan over the neet controversy, and ₹1 crore compensation for the families of neet aspirants who allegedly died by suicide after the 2026 paper leak. Will the government accept these demands?

US lost 42 aircraft, including fighter jets, reaper drones: Reports

At least 42 US aircraft, including fighter jets and drones, were lost or damaged during Operation Epic Fury launched on February 28 targeting Iran, according to an official report. The number of aircraft damaged or destroyed may remain subject to revision due to multiple factors, including classification, ongoing combat activity, and attribution, said the report by the Congressional Research Service (CRS).

DCGI clears Takeda's QDENGA, India's first-ever dengue vaccine: Full details inside

The vaccine offers protection against all four strains of the dengue virus and is approved for people aged four to 60, irrespective of whether they've had dengue before, meaning no prior testing is required before vaccination.

Indus treaty can no longer function in its current form, says India; plans 5,500 mw of new J&K hydro projects

India put the treaty in "abeyance" or suspension in 2025 after the Pahalgam terror attack by Pakistan trained terrorists.

Andy Burnham promises new economic model & reforms in government

Andy Burnham's promise to Britain includes a new economic model and significant reforms in government. His first speech as Prime Minister highlighted the need for a new political model and new economic model to address the country's political instability and economic challenges. Burnham's plan aims to devolve power away from Westminster, boost regional investment, and deliver "good growth in every postcode." He emphasizes the need for a transfer of power out of Whitehall and proposes a decade-long program of economic reform covering housing, transport, education, welfare, infrastructure, and industrial policy.

Parliament Monsoon Session begins amid opposition uproar

India's parliament monsoon session has begun with a stormy start as opposition parties raised slogans and demanded discussions on key national issues. The session is expected to witness heated debates over the economy, national security, examination reforms, and other contentious matters, setting the stage for a politically charged few weeks in parliament.

Madhya Pradesh joins BJP-ruled states pushing uniform civil code reforms

The BJP government in Madhya Pradesh is set to make one of its most politically consequential moves since coming to power, with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announcing that a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill will be introduced and passed during the Assembly’s monsoon session beginning July 20.

Arms, explosives recovered during search operation in Baramulla

Officials said that during the extensive search, teams located and seized two improvised explosive devices (IEDs), two pistols, and 530 rounds of 7.62 mm ammunition from a hideout deep inside the forest.