US Official: H1-B Visa Rules Apply Globally, Not Targeting India
A US State Department spokesperson clarified that H1-B visa laws are applied consistently worldwide, not targeting India, amid concerns over immigration policy changes.
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PoK Would Be Part of India If Operation Sindoor Continued
Jagadguru Rambhadracharya claimed that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir could have been integrated into India if Operation Sindoor had lasted two more days. He praised the military operation and urged for PoK's return.
Sitharaman Lays Foundation for Hampi-Inspired Auditorium
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman laid the foundation stone for a district auditorium in Hosapete, inspired by Hampi's stone chariot, built with Rs 5 crore from MPLAD funds.
Historic Hirebhaskara Dam Resurfaces in Sharavathi
The 1940s-built Hirebhaskara Dam in Shivamogga has reappeared due to low water levels, drawing crowds but now sealed off by forest department due to health and ecological concerns.
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5.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Himachal's Chamba District
A moderate earthquake of magnitude 5.0 struck Chamba district in Himachal Pradesh on Friday night. Tremors were felt across the region, including Shimla, with no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
Ludhiana Gets Temporary Relief from Heat with Overnight Rain
Ludhiana experienced a brief respite from heat due to overnight rain, with temperatures dropping below normal. However, dry weather is expected to return, with a fresh rain spell likely around June 10.
BRICS Delegates Witness Water Rescue Demo in Puri
BRICS delegates at the Puri meeting observed a live water rescue demonstration at Ramachandi estuary, featuring life-saving operations by Odisha's lifeguard institute.
Jharkhand Amrapali mangoes exported to London from Simdega
A consignment of 1,322 kg of Amrapali mangoes from Simdega, Jharkhand, was exported to London, marking the first such export from the district. Women farmers benefited from higher prices.
Putin Rejects Zelenskyy's Offer for Face-to-Face Meeting
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declined Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposal for a direct meeting, citing lack of preparedness and unresolved issues. Here's what Putin said.
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Indian Student in US Falls 25 Feet at Subway, Critical
Spandana Lagishetti, an Indian student at Elmhurst University, Illinois, fell 25 feet at a subway station on May 30, suffering life-threatening injuries including brain trauma and fractures.
20,000 CBSE Students in Gulf Face Admission Uncertainty
Around 20,000 CBSE Class XII students in Gulf countries face uncertain higher education admissions after exams disrupted by West Asia crisis were assessed via internal marks, causing lower aggregate scores.
Two Indian Peacekeepers Honoured Posthumously by UN
The UN posthumously honoured Lance Havildar Harbhajan Singh and Naib Subedar Sujit Kumar Pradhan with the Dag Hammarskjold Medal for their sacrifice in peacekeeping missions.
Sikhs in Southampton Fear Racial Abuse After Murder
Sikhs in Southampton live in fear after a Sikh man was jailed for murder, with rising racial abuse and intimidation reported. Community leaders warn of increased hatred.
Over 1,000 Indians Deported from US in 2026 So Far
India confirms over 1,000 Indians deported from the US in 2026 amid Trump's immigration crackdown. MEA says talks continue on migration and curbing illegal immigration.
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2 dead, 4 injured in roof collapse at coal mine in MP's Shahdol
Two workers died and four were injured after a roof collapse at an underground coal mine in Madhya Pradesh's Shahdol district. The incident occurred at SECL's Bangwar mine during construction work.
India protests Pakistan's Gilgit-Baltistan assembly polls
India strongly protested Pakistan's so-called elections in Gilgit-Baltistan, calling the region illegally occupied and highlighting human rights abuses.
Nearly 50 Bodies Found Under Truck in Sahara Desert
Nearly 50 Nigerien migrants were found dead under a truck that broke down in the Sahara desert after getting lost. The victims died of thirst in the remote area.
Pregnant Woman Among 3 Kukis Killed in Manipur
Three Kuki individuals, including a pregnant woman, were killed and seven houses torched in Manipur's Loibol Khullen village, escalating ethnic tensions in hill districts.
World Bank Team Reviews Vizag Urban Development Plans
A World Bank team led by Abhijit Ray reviewed Vizag's development plans with GVMC Commissioner Ketan Garg, focusing on urban infrastructure and economic growth.
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Former MLA Urges Visakhapatnam Airport to Stay Open
Former MLA Vasupalli Ganesh Kumar urges the government to keep Visakhapatnam airport operational even after Bhogapuram airport opens, citing growth concerns and citing examples of other airports co-existing with defense establishments.
Migrant Worker Return Delay Worries Kerala Teachers
The delayed return of migrant workers from West Bengal to Kerala is causing concern among school teachers, as many children lack Aadhaar cards, complicating enrollment and attendance.
Indian Film Delegation to Explore Moscow's Cinema Industry
A delegation of Bollywood stars, media figures, and screenwriting winners will visit Moscow to explore the city's film industry, including Moskino Film Park and virtual production studios.
IndiGo to Cancel International Flights from Kolkata from July 1
IndiGo Airlines will cancel flights from Kolkata to Singapore, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh City, and Siam Reap from July 1, and reduce frequency to Phuket, impacting international connectivity.
Ranchi Bus Stand Deterioration Sparks Concern Ahead of Monsoon
Passengers and bus operators in Ranchi express concern over the dilapidated government bus stand near the railway station, citing safety risks and waterlogging issues ahead of monsoon.
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Four Injured in Leopard Attack in Holenarsipur
Four people were injured in a leopard attack in Holenarsipur, Karnataka. Deputy Commissioner visited the hospital to check on the victims.
Putin: BRICS overtakes G7, praises India as key IT partner
Russian President Putin says BRICS has surpassed G7 in global GDP share, highlighting India's role in IT. He criticizes Western sanctions and projects stronger growth for BRICS economies.
Monsoon Hits Karnataka Coast, Heavy Rain Lashes Three Districts
Southwest monsoon onset brings widespread rain to three coastal Karnataka districts, with Bhatkal recording 132.2 mm. Waterlogging and minor landslides reported; DC orders no new works during monsoon.
3 Accused of Drinking Alcohol Inside Bandipur Tiger Reserve
Three individuals have been booked for consuming alcohol inside the core tiger habitat at Bandipur Tiger Reserve, drawing severe criticism from environmentalists.
Oil India finds natural gas in Andaman Sea well
Oil India Limited has discovered natural gas in an exploratory well in the Andaman Sea, marking a major milestone in India's offshore exploration under the Samudra Manthan Mission.
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How Affordable is Public Transport in India? A Deep Dive
An analysis of public transport affordability in Indian cities reveals hidden costs like last-mile connectivity and income disparities, questioning whether it's truly cheaper than private vehicles.
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