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Nepal flash floods: Kailash Mansarovar yatra affected, close to 400 pilgrims out of contact

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Why the Su-30MKI cockpit is painted bright turquoise green

SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, has applied to US regulators for permission to launch up to one million satellites into low-Earth orbit as part of a proposed space-based orbital data-center network. The satellites are expected to support AI computing powered by solar energy in space, dramatically expanding capabilities beyond the existing Starlink system.


Musk's SpaceX Applies to Launch One Million Satellites 

Google Gemini is set to introduce a one-touch crisis hotline interface, designed to help users quickly access emergency mental-health support when sensitive or distress signals are detected during interactions. The feature aims to improve user safety by providing faster access to trusted helplines and support resources directly inside the app experience.


Gemini to Show One-Touch Crisis Hotline Interface

US President Donald Trump has praised a high-risk rescue mission that brought back a downed American airman stranded behind enemy lines in Iran during the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The operation, involving special forces and multiple aircraft, was described as one of the most daring search-and-rescue missions in recent military history.


US-Iran War: US President Hails Daring Rescue Behind Enemy Lines

Bitchat has reportedly been taken down in China following regulatory orders from authorities, raising fresh concerns over digital platform compliance and internet controls in the country. However, the messaging platform remains accessible to users outside China, where services continue to operate normally.


China: Bitchat Taken Down Over Regulatory Orders | Still Available Outside China

Senior advocate Menaka Guruswamy makes history by becoming India’s first openly queer Member of Parliament after taking oath in the Rajya Sabha. Her entry into Parliament marks a significant milestone for LGBTQ+ representation in Indian politics and highlights a key moment for diversity and inclusion in the country’s democratic landscape.


Menaka Guruswamy Becomes India’s First Openly Queer Member of Parliament

Indian security agencies have intensified a coordinated counterterrorism crackdown, detaining three suspects during joint intelligence-based operations aimed at dismantling emerging terror networks. The operation involved multiple agencies working together to track suspected radical links and prevent potential threats before they could materialise. 


India Intensifies Counterterrorism Crackdown; Three Suspects Detained During Joint Ops

Election Commission of India has handed over the investigation into the recent violence in Malda to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), marking a major step in the probe into the incident. The move comes amid heightened political tensions and security concerns following clashes linked to the election period.


Malda Violence: Election Commission Hands Over Malda Case Investigation to NIA

Gasoline prices in the United States have surged past $4 per gallon for the first time since 2022 as the ongoing US-Iran war disrupts global oil supplies and fuels market uncertainty. The spike follows tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for nearly one-fifth of the world’s oil shipments. Analysts warn that continued instability in West Asia could push fuel costs even higher, adding pressure on households, transport sectors, and global inflation trends. 


US-Iran War: US Gas Prices Hit $4 Per Gallon Amid Crisis

Viktor Orbán has centered his campaign messaging ahead of the Hungary election on a strong anti-Ukraine stance, highlighting concerns over security, migration risks, and the economic impact of continued support for Ukraine.


Hungary Election: Viktor Orban Has Designed His Campaign On Anti-Ukraine Agenda

Tensions in West Asia have pushed the strategic Strait of Hormuz into the spotlight, raising fears of a major global energy and trade disruption. Nearly a fifth of the world’s oil supply passes through the narrow maritime corridor, making any military escalation in the region a serious threat to global energy markets.


West Asia Conflict: Strait of Hormuz Triggers Global Energy and Trade Disruptions 

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi made a highly visible appearance at pro‑government rallies in Tehran, joining crowds in support of the regime amid rising regional conflict and domestic pressures. Their participation in the demonstrations was widely covered as a show of unity by Iran’s leadership


Masoud Pezeshkian And Abbas Araghchi Attended Pro‑Government Gatherings In Tehran

U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a major White House address outlining Washington’s position on the ongoing US-Iran war, saying American forces are close to achieving key military objectives. He indicated operations could continue for the next two to three weeks, while stressing the campaign aims to weaken Iran’s military and prevent it from developing nuclear weapons.


US-Iran War: Donald Trump Delivers White House Address About Iran War

Myanmar’s junta leader Min Aung Hlaing has stepped down as army chief and is moving to secure the presidency, in what analysts see as an effort to retain power under a civilian framework.

The move follows a controversial election dominated by the military-backed party, widely criticised by international observers.

Despite the formal transition, critics say the process is designed to maintain military control after the 2021 coup that ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Myanmar remains in the grip of a prolonged civil conflict, with the political shift unlikely to change the military’s hold over power.


Myanmar Junta Chief Moves To Regain Power As Presidency Bid Advances | WION

India has received three new warships as part of its ongoing naval modernisation push, significantly enhancing maritime combat capabilities. Among them is the stealth frigate INS Dunagiri, built under Project 17A.

The warships are designed to strengthen the Indian Navy with advanced stealth features, improved surveillance systems and enhanced combat readiness.

The induction marks a key step in India’s efforts to bolster its presence and operational strength in the Indian Ocean region.

India Receives 3 Warships, INS Dunagiri Stealth Frigate Boosts Naval Power | WION

At least three United Nations peacekeepers have been killed in southern Lebanon within 24 hours as fighting intensifies in the region. Two peacekeepers died after an explosion of unknown origin destroyed their vehicle, while another was killed in a separate projectile strike near a UN position.

Indonesia confirmed that all three casualties were part of its contingent serving under the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), with several others injured in the attacks.

The incidents mark a sharp escalation and have drawn strong condemnation from the United Nations, which warned that attacks on peacekeepers could amount to violations of international humanitarian law.

The exact source of the attacks remains unclear, with investigations underway as tensions continue to rise amid ongoing military operations in southern Lebanon.

Israel Invades Lebanon: Three UN Peacekeepers Killed In Lebanon In 24 Hours Amid Escalation | WION

Parts of Tehran have been hit by power cuts after strikes targeted key energy infrastructure, according to Iranian authorities. The outages affected multiple areas, with officials saying efforts are underway to restore electricity.

Meanwhile, a university in Isfahan has reportedly been struck again amid the ongoing conflict. The repeated targeting of infrastructure and academic sites highlights the widening scope of attacks across Iran.

The developments come as strikes continue to hit critical facilities, raising concerns over civilian impact and further escalation.

US-Iran War: Tehran Hit By Power Cuts As Strikes Target Energy Sites, Isfahan University Hit Again

A Russian oil tanker is heading to Cuba despite a US-imposed oil blockade on the island. The vessel, carrying hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude, is expected to provide temporary relief to Cuba’s worsening energy crisis marked by blackouts and fuel shortages.

The shipment challenges Washington’s efforts to restrict fuel supplies to Cuba, with earlier policies aimed at pressuring the government by cutting off oil imports. The US has now signalled it will allow the tanker to reach Cuba, avoiding a potential escalation with Russia.

Cuba Crisis: Russian Oil Tanker Heads To Cuba Despite US Blockade | WION

Narendra Modi’s government has shipped 38,000 metric tons of petroleum products - including petrol and diesel - to Sri Lanka to help ease a severe energy shortage. The delivery comes amid global fuel supply disruptions tied to rising tensions in West Asia and widening energy price pressures.

India Sends Emergency Fuel to Sri Lanka, Colombo Thanks New Delhi Amid Energy Crisis

The Government of India has confirmed that there is no shortage of petrol or diesel in the country. Officials state that petrol pumps across India have sufficient supply, ensuring that citizens can access fuel without disruption.

Fuel Crisis: India Govt Assures No Petrol & Diesel Shortage | Fuel Supply Stable Nationwide

Pakistan has said it is ready to host talks between the United States and Iran as part of efforts to end the ongoing conflict. Officials stated Islamabad would be “honoured” to facilitate negotiations in the coming days, though participation from both sides remains unconfirmed.

The announcement came as top diplomats from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt gathered in Islamabad for high-level discussions focused on de-escalation and a possible diplomatic pathway forward.

Talks have centred on reducing tensions, reopening key trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz, and exploring options for direct or indirect dialogue between Washington and Tehran.

US-Iran War: Pakistan Offers To Host US-Iran Talks As Top Regional Diplomats Meet | WION

U.S. President Donald Trump has openly floated the idea of seizing Iran’s oil exports and considering taking control of Kharg Island, the strategic Persian Gulf hub through which the vast majority of Iranian crude is shipped. These statements come as tensions between Washington and Tehran escalate, with global energy markets on edge.

US vs Iran: Trump Hints at Seizing Iran’s Oil and Kharg Island Amid Iran Conflict

Yemen’s Houthi movement has declared it will continue military operations until all its stated objectives are achieved, signaling a potential intensification of regional tensions amid the ongoing West Asia conflict. The Iran-aligned group has warned that further missile and drone attacks could follow as fighting continues across multiple fronts involving Israel and its regional adversaries.


Houthis: Will Continue Ops Until All Objectives Are Achieved 

An Iran-backed armed group has launched a barrage of missiles toward Israel, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing Israel-Iran war and widening the regional conflict footprint. The attack, reportedly carried out by Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi movement, triggered air-raid sirens in parts of southern Israel as Israeli air-defence systems moved to intercept incoming projectiles.


Israel-Iran War: Iran Backed Group Launches Barrage of Missiles Towards Israel

US President Donald Trump has said Washington is achieving its military objectives in Iran, signalling progress in ongoing operations as the US-Iran war continues to reshape regional security dynamics. The White House has repeatedly stated that the campaign aims to weaken Iran’s missile capabilities, naval forces, air power, and nuclear programme infrastructure.


US-Iran War: US President Says Washington is Achieving Military Goals in Iran

Russia has reportedly sent food and medical supplies to Iran via road and railway routes, signalling deepening cooperation between Moscow and Tehran amid the ongoing US-Israel war with Iran. The humanitarian cargo moved through regional transit corridors, including routes passing via Azerbaijan, highlighting the growing strategic importance of overland logistics networks linking the two countries.


Russia Sends Food & Medicine to Iran Via Road & Railway 

US-Iran War: Trump Claims US Is Meeting Key Military Goals in Iran

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