The Sensex and Nifty indices have reached record highs, causing headlines around the world, as the Indian stock market continues its incredible uptrend. Let's dive into the specifics here to smash records and make headlines. The BSE Sensex has pushed beyond the incredible 65 000 Mark for the first time as it continues to achieve new milestones.

Sensex crosses 65,000 for the first time | India

Indian and Chinese armies engaged in combat in Galvan in 2020. Tanks confronting each other around the Pangong after the clash led to the formation of a League covering eastern Ladakh and western Tibet; current reports indicate frenzied activity there; numerous infrastructure projects have been launched on both sides since the standoff. India is now constructing a black-topped road on the North Bank.

New Delhi building black-topped road on North Bank :Reports

A mutiny that has shaken Putin's regime Days after Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, launched a rebellion against the Russian President, Kremlin is in damage control mode What lies ahead for Wagner group now in the war? Is Putin losing grip on his men? Watch WION WIDEANGLE- WAGNER'S ABORTED MUTINY WHAT'S NEXT?

Wagner's aborted mutiny, what's next?

Since slavery was officially abolished in the Netherlands 160 years ago, it is uncommon to see a monarch apologise, but the Dutch king did so on the occasion of the country's involvement in slavery.

Dutch king offers apology on anniversary of abolition of slavery

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms: Images showed individuals, including young children and teens, posing for pictures with rockets, anti-aircraft missiles, and also launchers, according to AFP. Hamas, a group from Gaza, has made their weapons available to the public for the first time in an effort to inspire resistance among the region's youth.

Hamas militants put their weapons on public display for first time

The Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko has signed off a law. Banning unfriendly media reports against Belarus by foreign countries. This comes after Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin. Moved to Belarus following a lulled mutiny against the kremlin.

Lukashenko signs new law as Wagner chief seeks shelter in Belarus

Amid concerns about the world's potential to reverse decades of progress in LGBTQ+ rights are growing, the annual London Pride parade, which is dressed in rainbow colours, has developed into one of the major celebrations of LGBT identity and the advancements made in securing the community's rights.

Concerns rise over curbing of gay rights under threat worldwide

The security has been increased in Paris and other towns around the nation in preparation for what might be a fifth night of rides. The tense atmosphere has persisted since the funeral on Saturday of the youngster who was fatally shot by police in a Paris suburb earlier this week.

Security tightened as France braces for fifth night of riots

Despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu removing a crucial provision of the law, the impasse over Israel's contentious judicial reforms currently appears to have no conclusion in sight. The weekly demonstration is currently in its 26th week running.

Israel Protests: Protesters hit the streets of Tel Aviv for 26th consecutive week

The world's lightest fighter jet, the LCA Tejas, entered its eighth year of service on July 1, 2023, marking the completion of seven years of national duty for India.

India's LCA Tejas enters 8th year of service with the air force

The possibility of Taiwan being unified with China appears to be becoming more real by the day, and tensions in South Asia are continuing to rise as a result. Taiwan must defend itself against a military threat from China.

'Beijing remains undecided on Taiwan's unification', says Pentagon

While the investigation into the tragedy is still ongoing and the families of the five people who perished on board the Titan submersible are still in mourning, Oceangate, the company that makes submersibles, has continued with their future expeditions.

Oceangate announces expedition to Titanic wreckage again

According to allegations from a Belarusian guerrilla organisation and officials, the Wagner mercenary group may be using the camp, which seemed to be newly constructed in satellite pictures assessed by the Associated Press on Saturday.

Construction of site for Wagner mercenaries underway in Belarus

After a 12-day break, Russia launched an overnight drone strike on Kyiv, according to a Ukrainian military officer. As the nation's capital and several neighbouring regions were on air raid alert in the early hours of Sunday morning, air defence systems destroyed all targets on approach.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine reports over-night Russian drone attacks after 12 days

A conservative LGBTQ group has criticised a video released by US presidential candidate Ron DeSantis' campaign that highlighted rival candidate and former President Donald Trump's prior declarations in favour of homosexual rights.

Presidential candidate DeSantis' campaign releases video on LGBTQ

Elon Musk has set reading limits to solve the issue of data scraping and system manipulation brought on by the AI businesses. The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has now compelled Twitter to introduce certain limiting measures to preserve its database. The limits, according to the announcement made by Musk on Saturday, will limit the quantity of tweets that users can read each day.

Twitter announces curbs on number of posts a user can read

India is poised to sign a new major agreement with France after concluding a number of significant agreements with the United States of America. This time, Paris has approved Defence Major Saffron's request to jointly design, develop, test, and manufacture an engine with India. This engine will power the twin-engine Advanced multi-role combat aircraft and the twin-engine deck-based Fighter for Indian aircraft carriers.

France offers to co-develop combat jet engines with India

In order to strengthen national security, China is enacting a new counter-espionage law that will grant State agencies broad authority. Under this updated law, any unauthorised acquisition of documents or data connected to national security interests can be considered spying. Beijing is combating espionage by addressing the entire society.

China: Unauthorised acquisition of data to be termed a 'spying offence'

World over June has witnessed Pride Parades amidst the rainbow festivities a struggle for recognizing all love continues but now Nepal's LGBTQ Community has reason to celebrate. The country's epic Court issued a historic order to register same-sex marriages in Nepal. A small country of 30 million will with an even smaller representation of the LGBT community make that historic decision as of Wednesday Nepal has become South Asia's first country to legally register same-sex marriages in the country.

Nepal: Single judge bench allows registration of same-sex marriage

The military junta of Mali reached a deal with Russia to deploy troops from the Wagner group just days before the United Nations Security Council voted to end its peacekeeping mission in Mali. Relations between Mali and the U.N. have been deteriorating ever since the military regime took power in a coup in 2020. The United Nations multi-dimensional integrated stabilisation mission is known as "minusima," and the Malian government declared it a failure and requested for its termination last week.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: Unstinting support to Mali

As the globe celebrates the conclusion of Pride Month, the US Supreme Court ruled against broad anti-discrimination laws and stated that some private businesses may refuse service to same-sex couples. The Supreme Court of the United States supported the case of a Christian graphic designer from Colorado who refused to create a wedding website for a same-sex couple on the basis of her religious convictions.

US: Private businesses can refuse service to same sex couples

A pro-democracy unlicensed radio station has said goodbye to its listeners. This comes after the July First protests, which marked Hong Kong's handover from British colonial rule to Chinese rule, almost entirely disappeared. In addition, banking issues and a lack of resources forced the radio station to close. The closure of Citizens Radio reflects the collapse of the city's pro-democracy movement under the National Security Law following massive protests in 2007.

Pro-democracy radio shuts shop in Hong Kong

A fresh set of initiatives to help millions of students financially are announced by US President Joe Biden. The news was made shortly after the Biden Administration's student loan forgiveness programme was completely repealed by the Supreme Court. The programme that was overturned waived off 430 billion dollars in student loan debt. In addition to criticising what he called Republican hypocrisy, Biden stated that millions of American schoolchildren are outraged by the court's decision.

US President Joe Biden announces new measures to support borrowers

This enormous "hole" in the Indian Ocean, according to a recent study that was just published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters on Thursday, is caused by the Earth's gravity being very low in this area.

Mysterious giant 'gravity hole' in Indian Ocean unravelled

As the IMF agreed a three billion dollar deal to avert an impending economic catastrophe in the area, Pakistan has gained a much-needed lifeline. This IMF investment is a ray of hope for Pakistan's beleaguered economy, which has been suffering from a severe balance of payments problem and declining foreign reserves that have brought it perilously near to default. Pakistan's prime minister expressed gratitude to China and other friends for their assistance.

IMF extends helping hand to cash-strapped Pakistan

On Tuesday, a submarine loaded with more than three and a half tonnes of cocaine was taken by the Mexican Navy. According to the current Mexican government, the submarine is about 26 metres long and is thought to be the largest of its kind. The navy authorities announced on Friday that it was loaded to the gills with cocaine.

Submarine teeming with over 3.5 tonnes of drugs seized by Mexican navy

After the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy, 45 000 officers and light armoured vehicles have been deployed in France to deal with the fourth night of violent protests. President Emmanuel Macron has so far refrained from issuing a state of emergency, but he has left an EU summit in Brussels early to attend his second cabinet crisis meeting in two days.

France deploys 45,000 police after riots over teen's death

With the aftermath of the Wagner Mutiny in Russia, Europe is once again facing the rising threats of a nuclear trigger after suffering through the horrors of two world wars and the Cold War's heightened nuclear tensions. Poland is pressing harder for NATO's nuclear sharing programme to be implemented.

Poland wants to join NATO's nuclear sharing programme

Four out of the seven judges on the Superior Electoral Tribunal in Brazil have voted to punish Bolsonaro for alleged abuses of his power, giving the court the majority it needs to ban the far-right former president from politics for an entire eight years.

Brazil court moves towards barring Bolsonaro from politics

In Maharashtra early on Saturday morning, the bus they were riding in caught fire and caused at least 25 fatalities, including three children, and eight other injuries.

Maharashtra: At least 25 dead and eight injured in deadly bus crash | India

As a result of criticism from a state department report that blames both current President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump for the chaos that followed the pullback, the hasty withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan two years ago will remain a contentious chapter in American history.

Biden and Trump slammed for faulty withdrawal from Afghanistan

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