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UK Borrowing Falls More Than Expected in June, Boosting Andy Burnham’s Economic Plans and Energy Bill VAT Cuts
The UK government's borrowing fell more than expected in June, with a £7.9bn decrease, as Andy Burnham proposes VAT cuts on household electricity bills to address the cost of living crisis and promote economic growth, despite warnings from economists about potential negative effects on public finances.
India Summons Russian Diplomat After Four Indian Nationals Killed in Strike Near Ukraine’s Odesa Port
India’s Ministry of External Affairs has summoned the Russian Ambassador to the country to express...
PM Modi Calls NEET Paper Leak a National Issue, Says Students’ Future Must Remain Above Politics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called the NEET paper leak controversy a matter of national...
Iran Attacks Ships in Strait of Hormuz as Houthis Block Red Sea Route, Threatening Global Trade and Oil Supplies
Middle East crisis live: Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has claimed responsibility for an attack on an...
Congress Alleges Jagdeep Dhankhar Was Forced to Resign, Questions Government’s Handling of Constitutional Institutions
The Congress has renewed its criticism of the Centre over former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s...
Sikkim Tunnel Disaster: Seven Dead, Several Workers Feared Trapped as Massive Rescue Operation Continues
At least seven workers have died and several others remain trapped after a landslide blocked...
AIIMS Doctors Seek President Murmu’s Intervention Over Sonam Wangchuk’s Hospitalisation and Jantar Mantar Crackdown
The Resident Doctors’ Association (RDA) of AIIMS, New Delhi, has written to President Droupadi Murmu...
Pentagon Faces Scrutiny Over Alleged Underreporting of U.S. Military Injuries During Iran Conflict
** The Pentagon is under fire for allegedly underreporting the number of US military injuries during the conflict with Iran, with initial reports stating only 7 injuries, later revised to 34, and critics suggesting dozens more were actually hurt, raising concerns over transparency and accountability in the Trump administration.
US imposes 50 tariffs on Canada
The US President, Donald Trump, has declared that he will introduce a 50% tariff on...
Trump Warns Iran ‘They Will Pay Many Times Over’ as US Launches 10th Consecutive Night of Military Strikes
** The US has launched its 10th consecutive night of strikes against Iran, with President Trump warning of severe consequences for disrupting global energy supplies. The conflict is escalating, with oil prices surging and humanitarian concerns growing as the international community calls for restraint and a resolution to the crisis.
Ferry Capsizes in Guyana, Kills 27
** A ferry accident in Guyana has claimed the lives of at least 27 people, with many more still missing. The incident has sparked an investigation into the cause of the tragedy and raised concerns over safety protocols in the country's ferry industry, which is a vital transportation artery for thousands of residents working in the gold-mining sector.
Rajasthan government submits election schedule.
** The Rajasthan government has submitted the schedule for panchayat and local body elections in the state, with the process expected to be completed by November 15, following a directive from the Rajasthan High Court to expedite the electoral process.
Utkal University study finds 53.5% of Odisha’s PVTG women anaemic
** A staggering 53.5% of adult women from Odisha's Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) suffer from anaemia, according to a study by Utkal University, highlighting the need for urgent intervention to address the health disparities faced by these communities.
Pope calls for nuclear disarmament
** Pope Leo is calling for global nuclear disarmament in a new book and upcoming speech, outlining his vision for a world where nations prioritize diplomacy and cooperation over military might, and sparking hopes for a breakthrough in international efforts to reduce the threat of nuclear war.
Israel Ambassador responds to arrest threat
Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, has responded to recent statements made by...
Man charged with Ann Widdecombe murder
A 28-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Ann Widdecombe, a former UK MP and prominent right-wing figure, whose body was found in her home earlier this month. The charge is a significant development in the case, which has sent shockwaves through the UK's political establishment.
Aston Villa sign João Gomes
** Aston Villa has strengthened its squad with the signing of João Gomes, a skilled and versatile Portuguese midfielder, as the summer transfer window continues to shape the Premier League, with Chelsea also making headlines with the record-breaking signing of Morgan Rogers.
Indian Parliament session opens amid Opposition protests and disruptions in Lok Sabha
The Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session began with a stormy start as Opposition MPs raised key issues, including the NEET paper leak and Ram Temple donation scams, leading to repeated disruptions in the Lok Sabha.
Politicians switch parties worldwide.
** The growing trend of politicians switching parties is undermining the integrity of democratic institutions and breaching the trust between voters and their elected representatives, with far-reaching consequences for the functioning of governance and the health of democracy itself.
