Canada Warns FIFA 2026 Fans About Visa Scams
Canada warns FIFA World Cup 2026 fans about visa scams, stressing no guaranteed entry and urging accurate applications to avoid a 5-year ban.
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Chandigarh 24/7: Round-the-Clock Services Finally Launch
Chandigarh launches 24/7 services across sectors, transforming the city's nightlife and convenience. From eateries to public transport, here's everything you need to know.
Below Normal Monsoon Rainfall Expected Across Most of India: IMD
The IMD predicts below-normal rainfall for most of India this monsoon season, with only some regions receiving normal precipitation. This could impact agriculture and water resources.
India's Vision for Indo-Pacific at Shangri La Dialogue
At the Shangri La Dialogue, India presented its vision for a stable, secure, and inclusive Indo-Pacific region, emphasizing cooperation and adherence to international law.
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Russian Drone Breaches NATO Airspace, Hits Romania Apartment
A drone struck a residential building in Romania's Galati near Ukraine, injuring two and evacuating 70. The incident raises concerns about spillover from the Russia-Ukraine war into NATO territory.
Dallas Explosion Survivor Shocked by Viral Videos of Inferno
A deadly explosion at a Dallas apartment complex killed two women and a child. Viral videos reveal the scale of the inferno, leaving survivors in shock as investigations continue.
Family of Indian Student Killed in Canada Urges Govt to Bring Body Back
The aunt of Vidhi Megha, a 22-year-old Indian student stabbed to death in Canada, urges the Indian government to expedite repatriation of her remains for final rites.
Iran Navy Fires at Vessels Near Strait of Hormuz
Iranian forces fired warning shots at four unauthorized vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, denying earlier reports of explosions and US warship involvement.
Antoine Moses Sets New Green Record in Kenya with 47,460 Mangroves
Canadian tree planter Antoine Moses planted 47,460 mangrove saplings in a day on Mombasa mudflats, setting a new world record for mangrove planting.
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Russia Rejects US Plea, Vows to Destroy Kyiv in UNSC Faceoff
Russia dismissed US calls to avoid strikes on Kyiv, vowing to destroy the city and urging diplomats to leave. The UNSC clash escalates Ukraine war fears.
IEA: West Asia Conflict to Reshape Energy Investment Strategies
The IEA's World Energy Investment 2026 report warns that the West Asia conflict is reshaping global energy strategies, boosting diversification and infrastructure investment.
Blue Origin New Glenn Rocket Explodes in Florida Test
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded during a launch pad test at Cape Canaveral, Florida. No injuries were reported. The incident marks a setback for the company's orbital ambitions.
India Women's Handball Team Set for Asian Games Amid Dispute
India's senior women's handball team will participate in the Asian Games in Japan, while the junior team heads to World U-20 Championships in China, both self-funded.
5 Workers Killed in UP Bridge Collapse Due to Storm
At least five workers died after a slab and bridge pier collapsed at an under-construction bridge in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, following a heavy storm. Rescue operations are ongoing.
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Karnak Excavation Unearths Ramses III Gate and Roman Stela
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a gate of Ramses III at Karnak, along with a stela of Emperor Tiberius, revealing layers of reuse from the New Kingdom to Roman times.
US Sanctions Iran Oil Network, Warns Oman Over Hormuz Tolls
The US Treasury sanctioned eight vessels and over 15 entities involved in Iran's oil trade, while warning Oman against supporting a toll system in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran responded defiantly.
Fire at Kapurthala Fruit Market Destroys 7 Shops
A major fire broke out at the fruit market in Kapurthala, Punjab, gutting at least seven shops. Fire tenders were rushed to the spot to douse the flames. No casualties reported.
Expected Showers to Help Punjab Power Cuts
Anticipated rainfall in Punjab is expected to reduce power demand, offering relief from ongoing power cuts. The weather change may lower electricity consumption.
IMD Warns of Extreme Weather: Heatwaves, Storms, Heavy Rains
India faces extreme weather with heatwaves, thunderstorms, hailstorms, and heavy rains. IMD issues warnings for travelers, affecting transport during peak holiday season.
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Iran Celebrates Claim of Downing US Drone Near Bushehr
Mass celebrations erupted in Tehran after Iran claimed to have intercepted a US drone near Bushehr. The incident escalates tensions between Tehran and Washington, with Iranian media reporting missile systems downed the aircraft over the Persian Gulf.
Vance: US-Iran Deal Close, Trump Approval Needed
US Vice President JD Vance announced that the US and Iran are very close to reaching a deal, but final approval from President Donald Trump is awaited. The deal could mark a major diplomatic breakthrough.
Kenya Approves US Ebola Quarantine Facility for Americans
Kenya has approved a US request to open a quarantine facility for Americans exposed to Ebola, as the WHO chief travels to the DRC epicenter of the outbreak.
India Grants Rs 35 Crore for 14 Schools in Nepal
India has announced grant assistance of Nepali Rupees 560.2 million (approx Rs 35.1 crore) for constructing 14 earthquake-resilient schools in eight districts of Nepal, continuing its post-2015 quake reconstruction support.
Europe Heatwave: Italy Red Alert, Portugal France May Records
Italy issued a red alert for Rome as Europe battles a heatwave. Portugal and France recorded hottest May days, with deaths and hospitalizations linked to the extreme heat.
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Hamirpur Bridge Collapse: 4 Killed, Many Injured
At least 4 people were killed and many injured when an under-construction bridge collapsed over the Betwa River in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, during a storm. Rescue operations are underway.
UK MP Lowe Sparks Row with Anti-Migration Remarks
UK MP Rupert Lowe faces backlash after saying 'millions of Pakistanis and Indians' are taking jobs from Britons, despite data showing migrants fill labour shortages.
Eid Buffalo 'Donald Trump' Spared, Sent to Dhaka Zoo
A rare albino buffalo named 'Donald Trump' was spared from Eid sacrifice after Bangladesh govt intervention, following US embassy request. It will be preserved at Dhaka Zoo.
Oil Prices Dip on US-Iran Ceasefire Extension Hopes
Oil prices fell slightly on Friday following reports of a potential extension of the US-Iran ceasefire, though volatility remains high amid ongoing Middle East conflict and Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
India eyes road-sea route for stranded fertiliser
With 17 fertiliser ships stranded in the Persian Gulf due to conflict, India plans to transport cargo via road to Yanbu Port in Saudi Arabia, then by sea to Indian ports, despite longer transit times and higher costs.
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Oil Prices Dip on US-Iran Ceasefire Hopes, Tensions Persist
Oil prices fell slightly on Friday amid reports of a potential US-Iran ceasefire extension, though persistent Middle East tensions and unresolved nuclear issues limited the decline.
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