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Israeli air strikes across southern Lebanon have killed at least 41 people
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A boat tragedy at Bargi Dam in Madhya Pradesh has raised serious questions over safety rules after survivors alleged that the vessel sailed despite a
SC Rejects TMC Plea On Counting Staff
The Supreme Court has declined to issue any further order on the Trinamool Congress plea challenging the Election Commission’s decision on the deployment
Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russian Oil Network
Ukraine has expanded drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure, targeting refineries, pumping stations and export terminals far from the front line. The
US Clears $8.6 Billion Arms Sales To Allies
The United States has approved military sales worth more than $8.6 billion to Israel, Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, amid heightened security
Scott Bessent Says Iran Blockade Will Continue
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said Washington will continue its blockade linked to Iran until freedom of navigation is restored in the
Trump Rejects Iran Nuclear Proposal
US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s latest proposal to end the ongoing conflict, saying Washington cannot allow Tehran’s leadership to
Rajnath Singh Warns Italy On Pakistan Defence Tech
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has urged Italy not to share sensitive defence technology with Pakistan, citing India’s security concerns and Pakistan’s
Noida Airport To Open From June 15
Noida International Airport in Jewar is expected to begin commercial operations from June 15, with IndiGo set to operate the first passenger flight. The
Palaniswami Rejects Tamil Nadu Exit Polls
AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami has rejected exit poll projections for the Tamil Nadu Assembly election, claiming that the AIADMK-led
Mumbai Family Deaths Linked To Suspected Poisoning
Four members of a Mumbai family who died hours after eating watermelon may not have died due to routine food poisoning, with early forensic findings now
India-UAE Trade Crosses $100 Billion
India-UAE bilateral trade has crossed $100 billion in 2025-26, with Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal saying the Comprehensive Economic
Bangladesh Summons Indian Envoy Over Sarma Remarks
Bangladesh has summoned India’s Acting High Commissioner in Dhaka, Pawan Badhe, to formally protest recent remarks made by Assam Chief Minister Himanta
Iran Leaders Reportedly Seek Araghchi Removal
Iran’s top political leadership is reportedly seeking the removal of Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi over his alleged alignment with the Islamic
US Keeps India On IP Priority Watch List
The United States has retained India on its Priority Watch List for intellectual property rights in its 2026 Special 301 Report, citing continuing concerns
Tim Cook Calls India Huge Opportunity
Apple CEO Tim Cook has described India as a “huge opportunity” for the company, citing strong growth across iPhone, iPad and Mac sales as the tech giant
Commercial LPG Price Hiked By Rs 993
Commercial LPG cylinder prices were increased by Rs 993 from May 1, pushing the cost of a 19-kg cylinder in Delhi to Rs 3,071.50, while domestic LPG rates
India Takes First Big Step in Critical Mineral Self-Reliance with 58 Recycling Firms Cleared
India’s push toward electric vehicles, renewable energy, and electronics manufacturing is accelerating faster than ever, but beneath this growth lies a
Rahul Gandhi’s Opposition to Great Nicobar Helps Maintain China’s Advantage in the Indian Ocean
The world is once again being reminded how fragile global trade routes are. Ongoing tensions in West Asia and repeated disruptions around key maritime
Fertiliser Output Steady Despite West Asia Crisis
The government has said India’s fertiliser supply remains stable despite the West Asia crisis, with domestic urea production nearly matching last year’s
