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Zelensky Faces Public Backlash as Ukrainians Demand Answers Over Defence Minister’s Sudden Dismissal
Protests in Ukraine’s cities against Zelensky’s removal of defence minister Protesters gathered in several cities...
Sonam Wangchuk loses 9kg on hunger strike
Sonam Wangchuk, a prominent Indian engineer and education activist, has lost over 9kg on the 19th day of his hunger strike, protesting the lack of proper infrastructure in the Ladakh region, despite health concerns and government criticism.
Kanwariyas vandalise pickup in Muzaffarnagar
A pickup vehicle was vandalized by a group of Kanwariyas in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, after it allegedly came into contact with one of the kanwars, sparking anger among pilgrims during the Kanwar Yatra festival, which celebrates the collection of holy water from the Ganges River.
People worldwide remain undiagnosed with chronic kidney disease
Lancet Chronic kidney disease affects over 844 million people globally, new research suggests, highlighting the...
Why PM Narendra Modi’s Punjab Visit Could Be a Game-Changer for BJP’s Punjab Assembly Election Strategy in 2027
** Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit highlights BJP's long-term strategy to expand its political footprint in the state, focusing on developmental projects, economic development, and social outreach, particularly targeting the influential Ravidassia community, ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.
United States imposes 25% tariff on Brazilian goods
The United States has announced a new 25% tariff on a significant portion of Brazilian...
US strikes Iranian commander
The US strike on Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani has escalated tensions between the US and Iran, raising concerns of a prolonged and costly conflict in the Middle East, despite Trump's campaign promises to avoid foreign entanglements and focus on domestic issues.
European Union Aims to Develop Own Technology Sector
The European Union is seeking to break free from its dependence on American and Chinese technology, with France and Germany taking the lead in developing a European tech powerhouse to drive innovation, create jobs, and ensure data security and privacy.
Donald Trump Supports ICE Traffic Stops Again as White House Reverses DHS Suspension Following Deadly Incidents
President Donald Trump has expressed support for ICE agents conducting traffic stops, despite a recent suspension and deadly incidents, sparking controversy and criticism from civil rights groups and lawmakers who demand greater accountability and transparency within the agency.
Supreme Court seeks details from CBSE on digital evaluation process
The Supreme Court has asked the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to provide details...
Iran releases US citizen Dena Karari
** Iranian American woman Dena Karari, who was held in Iran on spying charges, has been released after several months of detention. Her release is seen as a welcome development for her family and supporters, and is likely the result of diplomatic efforts between the US and Iranian governments.
Nagpur Police register FIR against content creators
The Nagpur Cyber Police have registered an FIR against content creators for allegedly spreading false information and conducting a defamatory campaign against Union Minister Nitin Gadkari over the government's E20 fuel policy, sparking debate about online accountability and regulation of social media platforms.
Chefs showcase Meghalayan cuisine
** In the picturesque town of Shillong, a quiet culinary revolution is underway as chefs showcase the unique flavors and ingredients of Meghalaya, reclaiming the state's rich culinary heritage and promoting traditional cuisine, using local ingredients and techniques to create innovative dishes that are both authentic and exciting.
US and Iran Negotiations Collapse Amid Ongoing Crisis.
** The collapse of the US-Iran cease-fire agreement has sparked a fresh wave of tensions in the region, with President Trump struggling to find a viable strategy to yield Iranian concessions. As the situation continues to deteriorate, the international community is calling for calm and restraint, but the risk of miscalculation and conflict remains high.
Andhra Pradesh to set up 4 Ayush colleges
Andhra Pradesh is set to get 4 new Ayush colleges and integrated AYUSH hospitals, which will provide degree courses in alternative systems of medicine and offer quality healthcare services to the people, especially in rural areas.
Wildfires burn in Ontario
Wildfires are raging across Ontario, causing poor air quality in Toronto and prompting health warnings. The smoke has drifted into neighboring provinces and states, with over 100 fires burning out of control, and firefighters from across Canada and the US battling the blazes.
Ukraine Conducts Strikes on Russian Navy Ships in Black Sea.
Ukraine has launched a series of attacks on Russian navy ships in the Black Sea, stepping up its efforts to disrupt Moscow's supply routes to Crimea and escalating the conflict between the two nations, with significant damage and casualties reported.
Adani denies quid pro quo claim
Billionaire businessman Gautam Adani has denied any knowledge of a quid pro quo offer from the US Department of Justice, amid controversy over the dismissal of charges against him and allegations of undue influence in the US justice system.
India plans flying bus system
** India's Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced plans to introduce a 'flying bus' system, a revolutionary concept that could transform the country's transport network, reducing travel time and increasing efficiency, and providing a cleaner and more environmentally friendly mode of transportation.
