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Lightning Strikes Eiffel Tower During Paris Storm, But Landmark Remains Safe Lightning struck the Eiffel Tower during a thunderstorm in Paris, creating a dramatic scene that drew attention online. Although the strike looked intense, the famous landmark remains safe because of its metal structure and lightning protection system. A powerful lightning strike hit the Eiffel Tower during a thunderstorm in Paris, creating a striking visual that quickly caught

Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Hearing As Ayodhya Ram Temple Donation Theft Row Widens The Ayodhya Ram Temple donation theft case has widened with Supreme Court proceedings, Bar Association reaction, arrests, resignations, and an SIT probe into alleged fund irregularities.   Ayodhya donation theft case now under sharper legal and public scrutiny New Delhi/Ayodhya, June 29: The alleged Ram Temple donation theft case has taken a f

India’s Research Growth Faces Credibility Test As Paper Retractions Rise India’s rise as a global research hub is facing a serious credibility challenge after six Indian universities reportedly featured among the world’s top 10 institutions for research paper retractions in 2025. The development has raised concerns within the academic community, as India’s growing research output is now being questioned over issues such as plagiarism, fake peer r

Princess Of Wales Takes On Tough Endurance Challenge Catherine, Princess of Wales, has completed Britain’s National Three Peaks Challenge after her cancer recovery journey, turning the demanding endurance event into a powerful message of healing, resilience, and hope. The challenge involves climbing the highest peaks in Scotland, England, and Wales within 24 hours. For Kate Middleton, the journey was not only a test of physical strength but also a pers

Anirudh Ravichander-Kavya Maran Wedding Buzz Grows After Uncle’s Remark Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran are once again in the spotlight after fresh remarks from a family member of the music composer brought their reported wedding plans back into public discussion. For more than a year, speculation has surrounded Anirudh Ravichander’s personal life, with reports linking him to Kavya Maran, the popular face of Sunrisers Hyderabad and daughter of Su

Udhayanidhi Stalin attacks Vijay over Assembly conduct Tamil Nadu’s political temperature rose again after Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin launched a sharp attack on Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, accusing him of turning the Legislative Assembly into a stage-managed spectacle rather than a serious forum for governance. Speaking at a public event in Thanjavur, Udhayanidhi said the conduct of the House under the TVK

Telangana pregnant woman's death case reported from Medak A 23-year-old pregnant woman allegedly died by suicide in Telangana’s Medak district after her husband reportedly questioned the paternity of their unborn child and demanded a DNA test. The incident took place in Gadipeddapur village under Alladurg mandal and has led to the arrest of the woman’s husband and mother-in-law.

19-Month-Old Boy Allegedly Loses Vision After Wrong Drops Given at Madhya Pradesh Hospital A 19-month-old boy has allegedly lost vision in both eyes after a suspected medical error at a civil hospital in Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar district. The child’s family has accused the attending doctor of negligence, claiming that nasal drops were mistakenly administered into the boy’s eyes during treatment. Health authorities have ordered an enquiry into the matter.

Pakistan Launches Border Operation After Karachi Attack Pakistan’s security forces carried out a ground operation near the Afghanistan border and followed it with cross-border strikes on alleged militant hideouts, killing 29 people, officials said. The action came after militants attacked the regional headquarters of Pakistan Rangers in Karachi, killing three soldiers and raising fresh security concerns across the country. The operation was launched in

Sabareesan Warns TVK Leaders Over Corruption Allegations V Sabareesan, son-in-law of senior DMK leader and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, has issued legal notices to Tamilga Vettri Kazhagam ministers Aadhav Arjuna and Nirmal Kumar over corruption allegations made against him. The notices accuse the two TVK leaders of making baseless and defamatory remarks during separate press conferences and demand an immediate and unconditional apology. A

Delhi records warmest morning in two years Delhi continued to reel under intense heat and humidity as the delayed arrival of the southwest monsoon pushed the capital into unusually uncomfortable weather conditions. The city recorded its warmest morning in two years, with the minimum temperature settling at 31.1 degrees Celsius, well above the seasonal average. The high nighttime temperature added to the discomfort, leaving

K Bhagyaraj Remembered: How The Screenplay King Changed Tamil Cinema Chennai, June 29: Tamil cinema bid an emotional farewell to K Bhagyaraj, the celebrated “Screenplay King”, as the veteran filmmaker, actor, and writer was cremated with state honours in Chennai. Bhagyaraj, who died on June 27 at the age of 73 after suffering a heart attack, leaves behind a five-decade legacy built on sharp screenplays, relatable characters, humour, family emotions,

Operation Sindoor Soldiers Named In National War Memorial Roll Of Honour More than a year after Operation Sindoor, the Union government has officially recorded the names of six Indian military personnel who were killed during the operation. Their names have been included in the Roll of Honour at the National War Memorial in New Delhi. The names have also been inscribed on the Tyag Chakra, also known as the Circle of Sacrifice. The memorial honours armed

Bangladesh China Mongla Port Deal Raises India’s Bay Of Bengal Concerns Bangladesh’s decision to move ahead with a China-backed economic zone near Mongla Port has drawn attention in New Delhi, as the project is being developed on land that was earlier linked to an Indian economic zone plan. The move comes at a time when India-Bangladesh ties are facing strain, while China is increasing its economic and strategic engagement with Dhaka. The agreement i

India-New Zealand FTA Row: Peters Alleges Visa Rule Changes Target Indians New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters has alleged that immigration-related terms linked to the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement have been quietly changed in a way that could affect Indian students, workers, and professionals. The allegation has triggered a political row in New Zealand, with the ruling National Party rejecting the claim and calling it misinformation. Th