India Mourns Former Yemen President Hadi as 'Friend'
India expressed condolences on the death of former Yemen President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi, calling him a 'friend of India' for strengthening bilateral ties.
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PTI internal rift: KP lawmakers revolt over Imran Khan release efforts
Disgruntled PTI lawmakers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa revolt, accusing leadership of insufficient efforts to free Imran Khan. They demand a comprehensive strategy and criticize governance failures.
Kashmir's Silent Transformation: From Politics to Progress
Kashmir is undergoing a subtle shift away from political turmoil toward economic growth, visible in tourism, education, property, and a career-focused youth.
No Cycling Track in Jalandhar on World Bicycle Day
Jalandhar has no dedicated cycling track, highlighting a gap in infrastructure for cyclists even as World Bicycle Day is observed. The city lacks safe spaces for cycling.
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Indian Navy to Induct Five Indigenous Warships This Month
Indian Navy will induct five indigenously-built warships this month, including stealth frigates, a survey vessel, and anti-submarine craft, boosting maritime security and self-reliance.
US Military Denies Iran Claim Missile Interceptor Damaged Kuwait Airport
US Central Command rejects Iranian assertion that a Patriot interceptor caused damage at Kuwait International Airport, confirming Iran struck the civilian airport with drones.
Nature as a Lesson in Karnataka's Bantwal
In Karnataka's Bantwal, a school integrates nature into education, using outdoor classrooms to teach subjects like science and environmental studies, fostering hands-on learning.
UP Govt to Prepare Master Plans for 93 Tier II Towns
Uttar Pradesh government initiates preparation of GIS-based master plans for 93 tier II towns with population 50,000-1 lakh, allocating Rs 45-50 crore for planned development under Amrut scheme phase 2.
Ludhiana's Coolest May in Three Years Amid Storms
Ludhiana experienced its coolest May in three years due to recurrent thunderstorms and rain, with average temperatures of 38°C max and 23.3°C min, providing relief from seasonal heat.
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Two Trains Cancelled, Six Partially Cancelled by SWR
South Western Railway announced the cancellation of two trains and partial cancellation of six others on June 8 due to operational reasons. Commuters are advised to check updated schedules.
SUV tyre burst causes crash in Greater Noida, two injured
Two people were injured and two cars damaged after an SUV driver lost control due to a burst tyre in Greater Noida. The victims sustained minor injuries and were discharged. No complaint was filed as parties reached a mutual settlement.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper Arrives in Delhi to Boost India Ties
British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper arrives in New Delhi for her maiden visit, aiming to review the Vision 2035 roadmap and advance the UK-India Free Trade Agreement.
Vadodara Police Verify Suspected Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants
Vadodara police have launched a verification drive after inputs about suspected Bangladeshi immigrants staying illegally. Seven persons are under scrutiny as authorities gather details to confirm nationality.
Noida Police Bust Saree Parcel Drug Network
Noida police busted an interstate drug trafficking network that used saree parcels to conceal cannabis. Two arrested, 38 kg contraband seized worth Rs 25 lakh.
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Indore Records Coldest June Night in Six Years at 18.6°C
Indore experienced its coldest June night in six years with a minimum temperature of 18.6°C, thanks to pre-monsoon showers and strong winds. The unusual cool spell brought relief from the summer heat.
India's Largest Power Substation Under Construction in Mandsaur
Power Grid Corporation is constructing India's largest electricity substation in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, capable of handling 14,000 MW of renewable power, boosting green energy infrastructure.
Gujarat Reviews Monsoon Preparedness: NDRF, SDRF Deployed
Gujarat's chief secretary chaired a high-level meeting to review monsoon preparedness. 14 NDRF and 22 SDRF teams deployed. Zero-casualty goal set.
Chandigarh Transport Overhaul: 40 Super-Luxury Buses, 400 E-Buses by 2028
Chandigarh Transport Undertaking plans 40 super-luxury buses for inter-state travel and over 400 electric buses by 2027-28, with infrastructure upgrades and ITS expansion.
Tamil Nadu Minister Seeks Hosting of 2029 National Games
Tamil Nadu sports minister Aadhav Arjuna urged the Union government to allow the state to host the 2029 National Games, citing its track record and potential for sports infrastructure.
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UK-based Indian dies saving two from drowning, raises Rs 30 lakh
Rushabh Patel, 28, drowned while rescuing two people in Milton Keynes, UK. A fundraiser for his family raised over Rs 30 lakh. He also donated organs, saving five to six lives.
Goa CM Inaugurates Restored 17th-Century Sanquelim Fort
Goa CM Pramod Sawant inaugurated the restored 17th-century Sanquelim Fort, built by Sawant Bhonsles. The Rs 3 crore restoration includes a garden, library, and plans for arts centres.
Telangana signs MoU with Germany, South Africa
Telangana inked an MoU with Germany's Thuringia on technology, skills, startups and life sciences, and agreed with South Africa on workforce and medical tourism.
MGL-BMC Pact for CBG Plant in Mankhurd
Mahanagar Gas Limited and BMC signed an agreement for a Compressed Biogas plant in Mankhurd, processing 350 TPD of organic waste to produce renewable biogas.
Rajasthan PWD New Bitumen Procurement Rules Amid Crisis
Amid West Asia tensions, Rajasthan PWD introduces monthly provisional payments for bitumen price variation and grants up to two-month project extensions without penalties.
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June 4, 2026: Best Photos from Around the World
Explore the best photos from June 4, 2026, featuring Pushkar Lake, Dal Lake, flamingos in Albania, and more stunning captures from around the world.
Hubballi: Sowing Delayed as Monsoon Yet to Arrive
Sowing in Hubballi district is delayed due to the late onset of the monsoon. IMD predicts below-normal rainfall this season, raising concerns for farmers.
Chalai Heritage Street Stalled Awaiting Central Funds
Thiruvananthapuram's Chalai Heritage Street redevelopment remains stalled for nearly a decade, awaiting Rs 60 crore from the Centre's Urban Challenge Fund for revival.
Hyena Attack Leaves Farmer Seriously Injured in Kanpur
A 55-year-old farmer was seriously injured in a suspected hyena attack while working in fields in Kanpur's Baijakhedha village. Forest officials are searching for the animal.
Five Children Drown in Madhubani Pit, One Injured
Five children aged 9-12 drowned in a rainwater-filled excavation pit in Madhubani, Bihar. One child is hospitalized. Families received Rs4 lakh ex gratia.
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125 Quintals of GI-Tagged Jardalu Mangoes Sent to Dignitaries
Over 125 quintals of Bhagalpur's GI-tagged Jardalu mangoes are being dispatched to top dignitaries including the President, PM, and CMs, showcasing the fruit's global market reach.
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