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Lucknow coaching centre fire: A No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Electrical Safety Directorate was obtained when the connection was sanctioned. However, the NOC was not renewed subsequently.

China's Summer Davos opens in Dalian under the shadow of war, trade fragmentation and slowing global growth. As Beijing pitches innovation and AI-driven growth, rising geopolitical tensions and energy security fears threaten to derail the recovery narrative.

- Iran: U.S. to Release $12Bn in Frozen Funds - Heatwave: UK Issues Warning, Cisis Meet in France - Iran-U.S. Technical Talks End in Switzerland - BRICS-NSA Meet: India Welcomes Iran-U.S. Agreement

The Supergirl premiere took place in New York recently. Several celebrities, like Milly Alcock, Nicholas Hoult and David Corenswet, among others, were all in attendance.

The IMD has officially declared the onset of the southwest monsoon in Mumbai on June 23 after a two-week delay. An orange alert has been issued for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across the city.

Starring Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Welcome to the Jungle gets UA 16+ certificate after 18 cuts. The movie is set to release on June 16th.

The recent Aliganj fire exposes a widespread national crisis. Urban investigations reveal how developers across Lucknow, Delhi, and Goa exploit regulatory loopholes, turning crammed commercial complexes into unventilated traps.

As extreme heat continues to impact parts of the United States, New York City is rolling out new protections for outdoor workers. The landmark heat order aims to safeguard laborers exposed to harsh conditions, highlighting growing concerns over climate-driven heat stress in urban environments.

Historic flooding in the U.S. state of Michigan is raising fresh concerns about national flood preparedness after thousands of residents were caught off guard by devastating waters in areas not considered high-risk. The disaster has sparked debate over infrastructure resilience and climate risk planning across the United States.

India's monsoon is back on track, bringing widespread rainfall and relief from summer heat in several cities. But weather officials are also warning of intense rain in parts of the country.

Erling Haaland scored twice as Norway beat Senegal 3-2 to secure a place in the World Cup 2026 knockout stage. The Manchester City striker continued his red-hot form, breaking Norway records and putting his side through with a game to spare.

Madonna, during a recent interview, opened up about the fallout of her biopic, which was initially backed by Universal Pictures. She revealed that it was due to creative and financial disagreements that the project was shelved.

Bolivia's state of emergency has reopened roads and eased shortages after weeks of anti-government protests. But the move has sparked debate over civil liberties as security forces move against demonstrators demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation.

U.S. President Donald Trump has once again sparked controversy after criticizing NATO, claiming that the alliance “was not there for the United States.” His remarks have reignited debate over burden-sharing within NATO, long-standing tensions between the U.S. and European allies, and the future direction of Western military cooperation. The statement comes amid heightened global geopolitical uncertainty and ongoing conflicts that continue to test alliance unity.

- Iran: U.S. to Release $12Bn in Frozen Funds - Pezeshkian: Need to Adhere to the Agreed Text of Deal - Iran-U.S. Technical Talks End in Switzerland - BRICS-NSA Meet: India Welcomes Iran-U.S. Agreement

U.S. lawmakers have reached a bipartisan agreement on new legislation aimed at regulating social media platforms used by children and teenagers. The proposal focuses on introducing safeguards and parental tools to improve online safety, marking a major step in the long-running debate over Big Tech accountability and youth protection. However, the deal stops short of including a “duty of care” provision, a key demand from some lawmakers and child safety advocates. The agreement is expected to face further debate as it moves through Congress, with tech companies and policymakers closely watching its next stages.

MoPSW launched the Ship-breaking Credit Note policy, allowing ship owners to receive credits worth 40% of a vessel's scrap value. The credit can be used to pay up to 5% of the cost of a new ship built at an Indian shipyard, boosting both ship recycling and domestic shipbuilding.

A fragile truce between Israel and Lebanon has left many families uncertain, torn between skepticism and cautious hope for lasting peace. While diplomatic efforts aim to stabilize the region, civilians on both sides remain wary after years of escalating tensions and recurring violence along the border. For many, the announcement of a ceasefire brings relief — but not certainty about what comes next. This report captures the emotional reality on the ground as communities continue to grapple with fear, loss, and the hope that this truce might hold.

Hundreds of retired US Air Force B-52 bombers were permanently destroyed in the Arizona desert during the 1990s to comply with the START I arms reduction treaty. While 365 were chopped into pieces by giant guillotines, roughly 40 survive today in museums or as testbeds.