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** Wildfires are spreading in France and Spain, with thousands evacuated and firefighters working tirelessly to contain the blazes, as experts warn of a potentially catastrophic outcome due to rising temperatures and high winds.
In a major breakthrough, 65-year-old Maoist leader Misir Besra has been arrested in Jharkhand, carrying a ₹1 crore-plus bounty on his head, dealing a significant blow to the outlawed Communist Party of India (Maoist) and its operations in the region.
** A severe heatwave is gripping Europe, causing record-breaking temperatures, massive wildfires, and widespread devastation. The crisis has forced residents to flee, leaders to declare states of emergency, and raised questions about the continent's preparedness to deal with the effects of climate change.
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi sparked a major political controversy in the Lok Sabha after...
** India has made a strong start at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, winning a total of 4 medals so far. The Indian contingent has performed well across various sports, including weightlifting, badminton, and track and field, and is looking to build on its success in the remaining events.
** A devastating 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit Japan's Kumamoto region, killing at least 13 people and leaving many trapped in collapsed buildings. Rescue personnel are racing to free those trapped, with international aid arriving to support the relief efforts. The earthquake caused widespread destruction, power outages, and communication disruptions, with many residents forced to evacuate their homes.
** A 27-year-old Moroccan man, Abderrahim Fakir, has died in a confrontation with police in Naples, Italy, sparking widespread protests and debates over racial prejudice and migrant rights, with the government vowing to bring those responsible to justice and thousands calling for a full investigation and greater understanding for migrant communities.
** Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, has been put under house arrest by the police to prevent her from visiting Baruipur, where violence broke out over a rape and murder case. The police claim that her visit could have triggered further violence, while her supporters allege that the move is an attempt to curtail her freedom and stifle her opposition to the government. The situation remains tense, with the police trying to maintain order and prevent any further escalation of violence.
The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has reportedly identified irregularities in the West Bengal government’s...
Iran has reportedly rejected an Oman-mediated proposal backed by Gulf nations to introduce voluntary fees...
Apple has become only the second company to pass the $5tn valuation mark, as it...
Queensland and the Northern Territory have rejected the federal government’s plans to mandate that AI...
** India's UN Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish expresses frustration over the lack of progress in UNSC reform, citing the refusal of a few influential member states to compromise on their positions, and emphasizes the need for a more representative and inclusive Security Council to address pressing global challenges.
** The US Senate has passed a bipartisan sanctions bill aimed at isolating Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, targeting key sectors of the Russian economy and posing significant implications for global trade and economies, particularly for countries like India and China that trade heavily with Russia.
** Willie Nelson has spoken out against the construction of data centers across America, highlighting the severe environmental consequences and calling for citizens to take a stand against the destruction of rural areas and wildlife habitats.
** Cuba is embracing electric vehicles and sustainable practices as it adapts to a new reality of limited foreign oil supplies, with the government offering incentives for eco-friendly alternatives and investing in renewable energy sources to promote self-reliance and reduce its carbon footprint.
** The Supreme Court is scrutinizing the role of the Home Ministry and Delhi Police in handling the NEET violence, seeking to determine whether the police kept the Ministry informed during the crisis, and examining the implications for governance and public trust in institutions.
** The Iranian government has executed protesters as part of a surge in executions, sparking outrage and condemnation from human rights groups and the international community, with many calling for an end to the use of capital punishment and greater political freedoms in the country.
Meta has restored a Facebook video featuring Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after briefly removing it due to a technical error, sparking a debate about social media companies' role in shaping public discourse and promoting free speech online.
Persistent drought exacerbates rail disruptions Persistent drought conditions caused by the climate crisis are expected...
