Two Punjabi Origin Youths Deported from Canada Gang Crackdown
Two Punjabi-origin youths deported from Canada, five others under scanner after crackdown on Surrey gang network. Learn about the crackdown and its implications.
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Iran Reviews US Proposal as Trump Pressures for Deal
Iran announces it is reviewing a US proposal as President Trump intensifies pressure on Tehran to agree on a deal to end the ongoing war, signaling potential diplomatic shifts.
Hantavirus Outbreak: Cruise Passengers Disembarked Before Deaths
Dutch officials reveal 40 cruise passengers disembarked on St Helena before a deadly hantavirus outbreak, which has killed three and sickened others.
Operation Sindoor: No Terror Sanctuary Safe: Indian Military
Operation Sindoor demonstrates that no terror sanctuary is safe, says Indian military. Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai calls it just the beginning of sustained action.
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15 km in 3 Hours: Bengaluru Traffic Chaos Amid Rains
A viral video shows a Bengaluru commuter stuck in traffic for 3 hours to cover just 15 km amid heavy rains, paying Rs 1,200 for the ride.
Iran Hit More US Defence Assets Than Reported, Satellite Images Show
Satellite imagery reveals Iran damaged or destroyed at least 228 US military assets since Feb 28, far more than previously reported. A US KC-135 tanker also vanished over the Strait of Hormuz.
Two Britons self-isolate after possible hantavirus exposure on cruise
Two British nationals are self-isolating in the UK after possible exposure to hantavirus aboard the MV Hondius. They left the ship early and have no symptoms, per UKHSA.
China Halts Loans to Refineries Hit by US Iran Sanctions
China's financial regulator has instructed major banks to halt new loans to five refineries targeted by US sanctions over Iranian crude imports, balancing defiance with protecting banks from secondary sanctions.
Summer Travel Shifts Amid West Asia Conflict and Rising Costs
Amid the West Asia conflict and rising fuel prices, summer travel is shifting toward domestic and short-haul destinations. Despite higher costs, travel intent remains strong with cautious planning.
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India Embassy in Lebanon Repatriates Five Gulf Nationals
Indian embassy in Beirut facilitated return of five Indian nationals from Gulf region, thanking Lebanese authorities for smooth exit. Earlier, ambassador met Lebanese security chief to discuss diaspora welfare.
US Blockade Questioned as Iranian Tankers Slip Through Near Hormuz
Questions arise over US naval blockade effectiveness as two Iranian-linked oil tankers reportedly breach the perimeter near the Strait of Hormuz, raising tensions in the Gulf.
Iran Hits Kurdish Opposition Camps in Iraqi Kurdistan
Iran launched drone and missile attacks on Iranian Kurdish opposition camps near Erbil, Iraq. The strikes targeted the KDPI-linked Zwi Spay camp, causing material damage. Another drone was intercepted by the Global Coalition near Shaqlawa.
Rath Murder Probe Uncovers Post-Poll Unrest Plot in Bengal
Investigation into Chandranath Rath's killing uncovers a conspiracy to incite post-poll violence in West Bengal, raising concerns over political stability.
Iran Deputy FM Likely to Attend BRICS Summit in India
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi is expected to attend the BRICS summit in India next week, sources say, highlighting growing ties.
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Simari Village: Reclaiming Normalcy After Sindoor
One year after the Sindoor incident, villagers of Simari in Jammu and Kashmir strive to restore normalcy, focusing on community resilience and rebuilding trust.
Hezbollah Attacks IDF, Inflicts Casualties Amid Ceasefire
Hezbollah launched drone and artillery strikes on Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, injuring several soldiers. Israel retaliated with airstrikes on Beirut, targeting a Hezbollah commander.
US, Iran Agree to Reopen Strait of Hormuz, Ease Blockade
The United States and Iran have mutually agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease the naval blockade, according to reports. This move aims to de-escalate tensions and ensure free passage of oil tankers.
Paraguay President Visits Taiwan Amid Chinese Pressure
Paraguay's President Santiago Pena arrived in Taiwan on Thursday, reaffirming ties with Taipei as Beijing increases military pressure on the island democracy.
Crime Dips 6% in India, Delhi Still Unsafest for Women, Children
India's crime rate fell 6% in 2024, but Delhi recorded 2,75,402 cases, topping charts in theft, murder, and abduction, remaining the worst major city for vulnerable groups.
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Leaked Images Show 15 US Bases Burning After Iran Attacks
Satellite images reveal Iran damaged or destroyed 228 military structures across 15 US bases in the Middle East, killing 7 and injuring over 400 service members.
Balochistan Rights Group Alleges Custodial Killings
A human rights group has accused Pakistani forces of custodial killings in Balochistan, highlighting ongoing violence and human rights abuses in the province.
PM Modi's Gifts to Vietnam President: Lotus, Buddha, Silk
Prime Minister Modi presented Vietnam's President with symbolic gifts including a lotus, Buddha statue, and silk, reflecting shared cultural and spiritual ties between India and Vietnam.
Bangladesh Seeks China's Support for Teesta River Restoration
Bangladesh has requested China's assistance in restoring the Teesta River, which flows from India's Himalayas and is vital for irrigation and livelihoods in Bangladesh.
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: Andes Strain Spreads
The MV Hondius cruise ship experienced a hantavirus outbreak caused by the Andes strain, the only strain capable of human-to-human transmission, with seven cases and three deaths as of May 2026.
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Iberian Peninsula Rotating Clockwise Due to Tectonic Pressure
New research reveals the Iberian Peninsula is rotating clockwise due to pressure from African and Eurasian plates, aiding earthquake risk mapping in southern Europe and North Africa.
S.Korea Court Cuts Ex-PM's Rebellion Sentence to 15 Years
A South Korean appeals court reduced former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo's prison sentence from 23 to 15 years for his role in President Yoon Suk Yeol's 2024 martial law decree, upholding most convictions.
75,000 Snakes Emerge in Manitoba: Bizarre Spring Spectacle
Every spring, up to 150,000 red-sided garter snakes emerge from limestone dens in Manitoba, Canada, creating one of the world's largest snake gatherings. This natural phenomenon involves mating balls and conservation efforts.
Operation Sindoor Anniversary: India's 88-Hour Response
On the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, revisit India's 88-hour cross-border military response to the Pahalgam terror attack through a series of impactful photos.
Russia Urges Foreign Diplomats to Leave Kyiv Over Attack Fears
Russia has warned foreign diplomatic missions in Kyiv to evacuate, citing fears of retaliatory strikes if Ukraine attacks Moscow's Victory Day parade.
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Operation Sindoor offers ten critical lessons for India's military, from air power limits to industrial scaling, shaping future warfare strategy.
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