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In response to the call given by YSRCP chief YS Jagan, a ‘Youth Fight’ program is scheduled to be held in Vizag on June 23. A poster for the event was unveiled today at the YSRCP office in Maddilapalem. The unveiling ceremony saw the participation of Visakhapatnam district YSRCP president KK Raju, MLC Varudu Kalyani, […]
Israel remains firm on continuing its conflict with Iran due to perceived existential threats posed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Jerusalem views Iran’s military capabilities and support for proxy groups as direct dangers to its security. Israel believes that halting the war without securing its safety could embolden Iran.
TMC upheld respect for the judiciary but condemned opposition parties for denying aid to thousands of non-teaching staff dismissed after the Supreme Court canceled the 2016 recruitment. The Calcutta High Court barred West Bengal from implementing a financial support scheme for these employees until September 26 or further orders.
Madhya Pradesh’s PWD formed a committee to resolve safety concerns over a Bhopal railway overbridge with a sharp 90-degree turn, built for ₹18 crore. The design reportedly stemmed from land constraints. Officials now seek additional land from the railways to smooth the turn. The bridge, near Aishbagh stadium, is yet to be inaugurated.
SIT takes a key decision in phone tapping case accused Prabhakar Rao’s case. SIT will soon approach the Supreme Court. The police will request that the relief granted to Prabhakar be cancelled. There is also a possibility of filing a petition in the Nampally court for a custodial investigation. The members of the review committee […]
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced a ₹3,000 FASTag-based annual pass for private vehicles like cars and jeeps. Valid for 200 trips or one year from activation, it takes effect August 15. Each toll crossing counts as one trip. Activation and renewal will be available via the Rajmarg Yatra App and official NHAI and Roads Ministry […]
Khalistani extremists in Alberta staged protests during PM Modi’s Canada visit for the G7 summit, tearing Indian flags and promoting anti-India rhetoric. Banned group Sikhs for Justice called to end Modi’s politics. Despite tensions, journalist Daniel Bordman noted declining Khalistani influence amid stronger India-Canada trade ties.
Iran said it will stop attacks on Israel if the latter ends its military operations, calling recent strikes self-defence. Tehran accused Israel of targeting nuclear sites and trying to sabotage US-Iran nuclear talks. It also blamed the US for supporting Israeli aggression and criticized the UN for ignoring Israel’s actions.
The White House today rejected reports that Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir was invited as a guest to the military parade in Washington, DC. They also added that no foreign leaders were invited to this parade. Previously, there was information that Munir was invited by the Trump administration to the parade.
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh today issued directives to regulate and ensure the safe operation of helicopter services in the state. Following the tragic helicopter crash near Kedarnath, helicopter operations in the Char Dham region have been banned. CM added that a strict SOP should be prepared for the operation of heli services.
Iran launched over 100 drones at Israel after Israeli airstrikes killed top Iranian commander Hossein Salami. Israel responded by declaring a special emergency, citing threats to national security. Explosions rocked Tehran, and airspace across the region was shut down. Iran warned it could target Israeli nuclear sites if further attacked.
Former Union Minister Ravi Shankar made a key comment about Pakistan. “India and Pakistan were born on the same day in 1947. Currently, India is the fourth largest economy in the world. Pakistan is taking alms from other countries for financial assistance. Pakistan is feeding terrorism with that money,” he added.
AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi are scheduled to visit Ahmedabad today to inspect the site of the recent plane crash. Following their visit to the crash site, they will meet with survivors currently undergoing treatment in the hospital. The tragic incident has already claimed 274 lives.
A British investigation team has arrived in Ahmedabad to assist in the probe into the recent plane crash. Upon landing at Ahmedabad airport, the team immediately proceeded to the crash site, where they conducted a detailed inspection. Tragically, at least 52 British citizens were among those who lost their lives in the accident.
US President Donald Trump has responded to the tragic plane crash in Ahmedabad, describing it as a terrible accident. President Trump stated that the United States stands ready to provide any assistance India may need during this difficult time. He also reaffirmed America’s support for India in the wake of the plane crash.