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J&K Assembly Session begins amid chaos: BJP, ruling alliance clash as statehood demand dominates

Arvind Kejriwal, family members, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta get SIR notices

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Maharashtra TET paper leak: All 18 accused arrested. How alleged Agra-to-Maharashtra racket unfolded

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Trump-Xi summit: US Treasury Secretary holds meeting with Chinese Vice Premier

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CDU suffers historic defeat in eastern Germany as AfD surges, Merz vows to stay on

‘0% chance’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears by 2030

Samay Raina-Mukesh Chhabra controversy explained: What happened over girlfriend joke on India's Got Latent?

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Delhi: Flagged voters remain on the draft roll but face hearings

S Jaishankar, former Army chief among high-profile names issued Delhi SIR notices

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A dramatic political development has emerged in West Bengal, with reports suggesting that 20 Trinamool Congress MPs have written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla seeking to join the ruling NDA. The move could reshape political equations in both West Bengal and New Delhi. This episode analyzes the potential fallout and what it means for India's political landscape.

Mamata In Touble? 20 TMC MPs Seeking To Join Ruling NDA 

The Houthis have issued fresh threats against Israel, raising concerns over a widening regional conflict network. Reports also suggest potential links or growing coordination concerns involving Somalia-based Al-Shabaab, heightening fears of expanded militant alliances across multiple regions. Security analysts warn that such developments could further destabilize already volatile conflict zones in the Middle East and Horn of Africa.


Houthis Threaten Israel, Concerns Grow Over Ties With Al-Shabaab

27 seats of Rajya Sabha are set to go to the polls on June 18. While BJP has announced a list of 11 candidates, Union Ministers Ravneet Bittu and George Kurian have not been renominated by the party. Meanwhile, Congress has declared 7 candidates including its president Mallikarjun Kharge who filed his nomination. 


India Rajya Sabha Seats Elections: Decoding How BJP & Congress Stand to Gain

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has claimed that Tehran possesses a "great deal of evidence" suggesting that operations against Iran were conducted from the territory of the United Arab Emirates. The allegation comes amid heightened regional tensions and growing scrutiny of the role played by Gulf states during the recent conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States.

While Iran has accused the UAE of facilitating or supporting hostile actions, Abu Dhabi has repeatedly rejected such claims and insists that its security and defense partnerships are a sovereign matter.

Did UAE Serve As Base For Operations Against Iran? Claims Say Tehran Has Evidence 

A third Chinese maritime “incursion” near Taiwan has been reported within a month, further escalating tensions in the South China Sea region. The repeated activity has raised concerns over regional security and maritime stability as Taiwan continues to monitor Chinese naval movements closely. The developments add to growing geopolitical friction involving China, Taiwan, and neighboring countries.


South China Sea Clash: Third Chinese Maritime 'Incursion' Near Taiwan Within Month

Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, highlighting Russia’s economic outlook, global trade challenges, and shifting geopolitical alliances. The speech comes amid ongoing sanctions and continued tensions with Western nations, as Moscow seeks to strengthen economic partnerships and promote investment opportunities.


Russian President Speaks at St. Petersburg Economic Forum 

Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered India the possibility of joint production of the Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet, marking a potential deepening of defence ties between the two nations. The proposal comes as India continues to evaluate advanced stealth fighter options to modernize its air force amid growing regional security challenges.


Russian President Offers Joint Production of SU-57 to India 

A missing Sherpa guide has survived an extraordinary ordeal after spending six days alone on Mount Everest in freezing conditions. Frostbitten and severely weakened, he managed to crawl back into Everest Base Camp, leaving rescuers and fellow climbers stunned by his survival. The incident highlights the extreme dangers faced by climbers in high-altitude expeditions on the world’s highest peak and has sparked renewed focus on safety in Himalayan climbs.


Six Days Alone on Everest, Frostbitten & Weak Missing Sherpa Guide Crawls Into Everest BASE Camp

Russia has issued a stark warning to Europe over the possibility of nuclear escalation, while reports suggest Russian nuclear submarines have sent a strategic signal from the Arctic region. The developments have raised global concerns amid heightened tensions between Russia and Western nations.


Russia Sends Stark Nuclear Warning as Submarines Signal from Arctic

Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama has shared a message for Gen Z, stressing the importance of character building, resilience and long-term growth. Speaking about modern culture, she warned against the pursuit of instant gratification and emphasized the value of patience, discipline and perseverance.

Her remarks have sparked discussions about success, social media culture and the challenges facing younger generations in a fast-paced digital world.

Michelle Obama’s Message To Gen Z: Don't Chase Instant Gratification 

The death toll in the devastating Delhi hotel fire has risen to 21, including 11 foreign nationals. Authorities have arrested hotel owner Lovkesh Bajaj as investigators examine allegations of serious safety violations and regulatory lapses at the property.

The tragedy has triggered fresh scrutiny of fire safety compliance, licensing procedures and enforcement mechanisms in the national capital. Officials are continuing rescue, identification and investigation efforts.

21 Dead, 11 of Them Foreign Nationals; Delhi Hotel Owner Lovkesh Bajaj Arrested 

Russia has launched a renewed wave of missile strikes across Ukraine, pushing the conflict to a critical stage, according to reports. NATO officials visiting Kyiv described Moscow as “increasingly desperate” amid escalating battlefield pressures. The attacks have intensified concerns over civilian safety and infrastructure damage as the war continues with no clear end in sight.


Russia Missile Blitz Pushes Ukraine to Brink, NATO Chief Says Moscow Is Increasingly Desperate 

Iran has strongly condemned recent US strikes targeting an oil tanker and facilities on Qeshm Island, escalating tensions across West Asia. In a sharp warning, an adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader said any further US attack would trigger a “deluge of missiles,” signalling a severe retaliatory response. The remarks come amid rising military exchanges and heightened fears of broader regional escalation involving multiple Gulf states.


Iran Condemns US Attacks on Tanker & Island, Khamenei Aide Warns of Missile Deluge if US Strikes

 The mysterious deaths and disappearances of scientists connected to sensitive research programs continue to fuel speculation in the United States. Melissa Casias, a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory, has been found dead nearly eleven months after she went missing.

Her case has renewed attention on a list of researchers linked to nuclear, aerospace and alleged UFO-related investigations whose deaths or disappearances have sparked public intrigue. While authorities have not established any broader connection between the cases, the mystery continues to attract widespread scrutiny and debate.

Missing U.S. Scientist Found Dead: Mystery Around UFO-Linked Researchers Deepens

A major controversy has erupted over the upcoming film Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy, which is reportedly inspired by the 1998 blackbuck poaching case. Salman Khan's legal team has issued a notice seeking to halt the film's release, alleging violations of personality and publicity rights.

The dispute centres on promotional material that allegedly features a character resembling the Bollywood star, sparking a legal showdown between the actor and the filmmakers. As the battle intensifies, questions are being raised about creative freedom, public figures' rights and the limits of cinematic inspiration.

Salman Khan Moves Against 'Kala Hiran' Film Inspired By Blackbuck Case 

The CBSE is facing growing scrutiny after students and parents raised concerns over alleged discrepancies in the board's digital evaluation and re-evaluation process. Questions have emerged over on-screen marking systems, with some candidates reporting unexpected changes in scores and inconsistencies in answer-sheet assessments.

The controversy has reignited debate over transparency, accountability and the reliability of technology-driven evaluation methods in India's education system

CBSE Re-Evaluation Portal Goes Live Amid Row: Heat Over Digital Evaluation System

CBSE has acknowledged security vulnerabilities in its Onmark answer sheet evaluation platform and has thanked ethical hackers who responsibly reported the issues. The board said the flaws are being closely monitored and addressed in collaboration with cybersecurity experts and teams from leading IITs. By openly inviting more vulnerability reports, CBSE is adopting a proactive approach to strengthen the security of one of its most critical digital systems. 

CBSE Portal Blunder: OSM Under Fire Over Answer Sheet Errors

In an increasingly digital world, Japan is witnessing a resurgence of zines: self-published, independently created magazines that celebrate creativity, personal expression and community. From artists and writers to hobbyists and activists, more people are turning to DIY publishing as a way to share ideas beyond the algorithms of social media.

The growing zine movement reflects a broader desire for tangible, personal and authentic forms of communication in the digital age.

Japan Embraces Zine Trend: A Quiet DIY Revolution In The Digital Age

TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee claimed he suffered head injuries after being mobbed in front of a police station he visited in West Bengal's Hooghly district on Sunday to submit a memorandum against the arrest of party workers after the Assembly elections.


TMC MP Kalyan Mobbed; Claims Attacked by BJP Goons With Saffron Clothes

President Donald Trump sought to change several terms of a proposal to end the US-Israel war on Iran, according to media reports in the United States, as a finalised deal remains elusive.
The New York Times reported on Saturday that Trump’s changes involved toughening the deal terms, and the US has sent the new framework back to be considered by Iran, according to officials familiar with the proceedings.

Iran & US Still Exchanging Proposals & Counterproposals To End War

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited a newly opened Ebola treatment facility in Bunia, the epicenter of an escalating outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). During the visit, he hailed recent patient recoveries and urgently appealed for increased international funding.


W.H.O Chief Tedros Visits New Ebola Facility in DR Congo

Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing has arrived in India for a five-day official visit, beginning his tour in Bihar’s Gaya. During his visit, he offered prayers at the revered Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, a major Buddhist pilgrimage site. The Ministry of External Affairs highlighted the visit as a step toward strengthening civilisational and cultural ties between the two neighbouring countries. The visit is expected to include high-level discussions aimed at deepening cooperation and regional engagement.


Myanmar President Begins India Visit, Visits Sacred Mahabodhi Temple in Gaya

A technical glitch during the CUET UG examination caused major disruption for thousands of students, forcing officials to delay and reschedule parts of the test. Reports suggest over 3,700 candidates were affected as confusion spread across multiple exam centres. The situation quickly escalated, with protests breaking out and police being deployed to manage crowds outside centres. The incident has raised fresh concerns over exam infrastructure, digital reliability and student stress during high-stakes national entrance tests.


CUET UG Exam Disruption: Technical Glitch Delays Test, Students Face Chaos at Centres

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella has sparked debate after taking a subtle dig at Donald Trump, suggesting that political “truths” under his leadership can shift quickly from one day to the next. Speaking on France’s foreign policy direction, Bardella also emphasized that France must prioritize its own national interests above external influence.


France’s Jordan Bardella Criticises Trump, Says US Politics Changes 'From Monday to Tuesday' 

The battlefield technology race between Russia and Ukraine is entering a new phase. Ukraine has reportedly targeted the Admiral Essen warship once again, while Moscow is ramping up production of a new anti-drone system known as Yolka, a "fire-and-forget" kinetic interceptor designed to counter low-cost aerial threats. As both sides adapt to the growing importance of drones, the conflict is increasingly becoming a contest of economics as much as firepower, with countries searching for cheaper and more effective ways to neutralize enemy technology.


Russia Develops Yolka: 'Fire-And-Forget' Kinetic Interceptor

India’s vast coastline is increasingly being seen as one of the most vulnerable zones in the face of climate change. Rising sea levels, stronger cyclones, coastal erosion and changing weather patterns are putting pressure on millions of people living in coastal regions. Experts warn that several parts of the coastline could face serious ecological and economic challenges if mitigation efforts are not strengthened.


India’s Coastline Under Threat as Climate Crisis Intensifies Along Coastal Belt

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