Light Rain Cools Bengaluru, Max Temp Dips Below 33°C
Bengaluru experienced a refreshing dip in temperature as light rain and cloudy skies brought the maximum temperature below 33°C, offering relief from the recent heat.
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Scotland Faces Fiscal Crisis as Parties Avoid Tough Choices
Scotland's next government will face a severe fiscal crunch, with a £5bn shortfall and rising costs, yet parties avoided honest debate during the campaign.
Neymar's World Cup Role Uncertain as Brazil Prepares for 2026
Brazil's 2026 World Cup squad announcement on May 18 leaves Neymar's inclusion uncertain due to injury. Casemiro suggests a reduced role, while coach Ancelotti will decide based on fitness.
US Defense Secy: Iran Ceasefire Holds, Watching Closely
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed the Iran ceasefire is holding, with hundreds of commercial ships lining up to pass through the critical waterway, but the US remains vigilant.
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Chinese Envoy's Ganga Aarti Visit Puts Varanasi in Spotlight
Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong's social media post on attending the Ganga Aarti in Varanasi brings fresh global attention to the ritual, highlighting the cultural connection between India and China.
OPEC+ Increases Oil Production Quota by 188,000 bpd for June
OPEC+ agreed to raise oil production quota by 188,000 barrels per day in June, the third hike since Strait of Hormuz disruption. Experts say limited impact on supply due to blockade.
Saudi Arabia-UAE Rift: Oil, Yemen, and Sudan Tensions
A decade after alliance, Saudi Arabia and UAE face growing rift over oil policy, Yemen conflict, and competing visions in Sudan. Experts say ties unlikely to sever.
British Crew Member Critical After Hantavirus Outbreak on Ship
A British crew member is critically ill in a suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship off Cape Verde, with three deaths and multiple infections reported.
Swiss Air Zurich-Delhi Route Now Twice Daily
Swiss Air increases Zurich-Delhi flights to twice daily, boosting connectivity and capacity on the popular route starting summer 2025.
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Heavy Rain Continues in Himachal; Yellow Alert for 4 Districts
The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for heavy rain in four Himachal districts on May 6. Showers are expected to continue, with warnings of landslides and flash floods.
UAE Restricts Airspace After Iranian Attack
UAE air defences intercept Iranian missiles and drones, forcing flight diversions to Oman and Saudi Arabia after Tehran's attack.
Two US Tankers Declare Emergencies Near Hormuz Amid Iran Tensions
Two US Air Force tankers issued emergency distress codes and disappeared from radar near the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions about technical failure or escalation in the Gulf conflict.
Man Rescued from AC Train Rooftop in Kalyan
A 25-year-old mentally challenged man was rescued from the rooftop of a Badlapur-Dadar AC local train at Kalyan station. Overhead equipment was switched off to prevent electrocution. The operation took 12 minutes.
Iran Accuses US of Secretly Bombing UAE After Attacks
Iran claims the US secretly bombed the UAE following missile and drone attacks near Fujairah, escalating tensions over Gulf shipping safety.
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USCGC Tampa Wreck Found After 108 Years Off Cornwall
The wreckage of USCGC Tampa, sunk by a German torpedo in 1918, has been discovered 50 miles off Cornwall's coast, solving a 108-year-old World War I mystery.
Indian-Origin Meenu Batra Released from ICE Detention
Meenu Batra, an Indian-origin woman detained by ICE for 35 years in the US, has been released but faces deportation risk. Her attorney seeks military parole for a Green Card.
Two Killed in Vehicle Fall into Gorge on Mughal Road in Poonch
Two people died and one was injured when a vehicle skidded off the Mughal Road and fell into a deep gorge in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. The accident occurred due to slippery road conditions, prompting a rescue operation.
India-Jamaica Sign 3 MoUs: Jaishankar Visit Boosts Ties
India and Jamaica signed three MoUs to enhance cooperation in digital power, public health, and bilateral ties during EAM Jaishankar's historic visit.
WHO Warns of Hantavirus Spread on Cruise Ship Hondius
The WHO reports a potential person-to-person hantavirus outbreak on the Dutch cruise ship Hondius, with three deaths and several infections. The ship remains stranded off Cape Verde.
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US Not Seeking Conflict with Iran in Ship Protection Mission
Pentagon chief Hegseth says US forces won't enter Iranian waters or airspace in a temporary operation to protect ships from Iran, emphasizing the US is not looking for a fight.
Bhitarkanika Park Arranges Water for Animals Amid Heat
As temperatures soar above 40°C, Bhitarkanika National Park authorities have renovated 45 ponds and installed 70 cement water tanks to provide drinking water to wildlife, including spotted deer, crocodiles, and snakes.
UK PM Starmer warns Iran against inciting antisemitism
UK PM Keir Starmer warns Iran against inciting antisemitism or destabilising British society, as security agencies probe foreign state involvement in hate-linked attacks on Jewish communities.
Iran Deploys 85 Attack Boats in Hormuz Strait to Confront US Navy
Satellite images reveal over 85 IRGC fast attack craft arrayed south of Qeshm Island, threatening US Navy ships in the narrow Strait of Hormuz as tensions escalate.
India, Jamaica Boost Trade and Skilled Mobility
India and Jamaica have agreed to enhance bilateral trade and skilled mobility, with India planning an artisan hub and supporting recovery after Hurricane Melissa.
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Strait of Hormuz Tensions Rise as US-Iran Truce Wavers
Iran's parliament speaker accuses the US and allies of violating a four-week ceasefire, threatening shipping and energy transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
Amsterdam Bans Ads for Meat, Petrol Cars, Cruises
Amsterdam bans ads for burgers, petrol cars, and cruises to combat climate change, becoming the first city to restrict such advertisements. The ban aims to reduce carbon emissions.
4 Pakistani Prisoners Sent Back via Attari Border
Four Pakistani prisoners were repatriated via the Attari border after completing their sentences in Indian jails, officials said.
Vietnam President in New Delhi for First State Visit to India
Vietnam's President begins his first state visit to India in New Delhi, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and explore new areas of cooperation.
Pakistan Trade Deficit Up 20% to $32 Billion
Pakistan's merchandise trade deficit expanded 20% to $32 billion in 10 months of FY26, imports rose 7% to $57.2 billion, exports fell 6% to $25.2 billion, raising economic concerns.
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40,000 Donors Raise $2.2M to Save New Zealand Beach
Nearly 40,000 people crowdfunded over NZ$2.2 million to buy Awaroa Beach in Abel Tasman National Park, ensuring it remains public forever.
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