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US strikes Iran military sites near Strait of Hormuz for fifth consecutive day

US forces carried out fresh airstrikes against Iran on Wednesday, marking the fifth consecutive day of military action. The strikes focused on coastal defense systems and missile infrastructure situated near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. Explosions were reported across southern Iran in the aftermath, according to Iranian state media. Iran's parliament speaker characterized the ongoing conflict as an existential war against the United States. The continued strikes have significantly dimmed prospects of restoring a recently negotiated ceasefire.

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Ukraine Drone Strike Kills Chief Engineer at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

The chief engineer of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was killed in a Ukrainian drone strike near the facility, according to Russian officials. The announcement was made on Wednesday by the head of Rosatom, Russia's state nuclear corporation. Zaporizhzhia, Europe's largest nuclear plant, has been under Russian control since early in the conflict. The incident marks a significant escalation of hostilities in the vicinity of the strategically sensitive nuclear site.

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Leonardo DiCaprio once left a €50,000 tip for a waiter in Saint-Tropez

Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio made headlines for leaving an extraordinary €50,000 tip for a waiter at a venue in Saint-Tropez, France. The gesture reportedly moved the server to tears. The incident highlighted DiCaprio's well-documented reputation for generosity and philanthropic giving. Beyond his acting career, the star has also built a substantial real estate portfolio spanning properties in Hollywood Hills and Malibu.

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Man charged with murder after Indian woman fatally stabbed at London home

A 24-year-old Indian woman was stabbed to death at her residence in London, and a man has since been charged with murder and attempted murder. The victim's family claims the attack was racially motivated and has appealed for government support. Her family had reportedly sold land in India to finance her education and build a future in the United Kingdom. British Sikh organizations have raised concerns about an apparent rise in race-based attacks targeting vulnerable individuals in the country.

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Omar Abdullah confirms J&K statehood protest in Delhi on July 20

Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has confirmed that a protest rally in Delhi, scheduled for July 20, will proceed as planned to demand statehood restoration for J&K. The National Conference delegation is set to travel to Delhi on July 19 to finalise the next course of action. The party has extended invitations to 52 political figures to join the demonstration in support of federalism and statehood. Congress has expressed support for the cause, also calling for land and job rights for the people of J&K. The PDP, however, has yet to respond to the National Conference's invitation to participate in the protest.

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Haldiram's Opens First UK Store in London's Leicester Square to Massive Crowds

Indian snack and food giant Haldiram's has launched its first-ever store in the United Kingdom, located in London's Leicester Square. The outlet drew large crowds during its opening days, with customers lining up to try popular Indian dishes including chole bhature, bhujia, and traditional sweets. The enthusiastic turnout reflects strong demand for authentic Indian food among both the diaspora and local Londoners. Videos of the lengthy queues outside the store quickly spread across social media platforms.

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Mirwaiz Calls for Dialogue as PoK Unrest Over Reserved Seats Kills 9

Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has urged Pakistan to resolve ongoing unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir through dialogue rather than force. At least nine people, including civilians and police personnel, have died amid continuing violence in the region. The unrest stems from a dispute over reserved assembly seats allocated to Kashmiri refugees, which Pakistan-based political parties use to maintain influence. Protesters are demanding the scrapping of these reserved seats ahead of elections scheduled for July 27. A court ruling has upheld the validity of the contested seats, further fuelling tensions on the ground.

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215 Pika gun rounds seized in Poonch; Rajouri combing op enters second day

Security forces discovered 215 rounds of Pika gun ammunition at a terrorist hideout in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir. A separate search operation in Rajouri entered its second consecutive day as forces worked to locate two terror suspects. The suspects were identified after CCTV footage captured them crossing a road late Sunday night. Joint operations are being conducted across forested zones in both Rajouri and Poonch districts. The large-scale combing effort is aimed at neutralising elusive militant groups active in the region.

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UP man kills wife, buries body under home floor, files false missing report

Police in Uttar Pradesh exhumed a woman's body from beneath the floor of her husband's house after she was allegedly murdered. The accused had buried the body indoors, plastered over it, and continued living in the house to conceal the crime. He also filed a missing person complaint in an apparent attempt to deflect suspicion. The victim's mother accused her son-in-law and his parents of being responsible for her daughter's death. An FIR has been registered and police teams are actively working to apprehend the accused.

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India tightens resignation rules at ISRO amid exodus from key space missions

India's Department of Space has introduced new regulations governing scientist resignations at ISRO, following the departure of at least 100 personnel in recent months. The new rules require centre directors to escalate all resignation requests to the Department of Space, rather than handling them independently. This reverses a 2020 policy that had granted centre directors the authority to accept resignations directly. The move is aimed at protecting critical programmes such as the human spaceflight mission Gaganyaan from losing key talent. ISRO has acknowledged the departures but maintained that it is equipped to manage the impact on ongoing missions.

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US Hosts International Ministerial Conference on Far-Left Political Terrorism

The United States is convening an international ministerial conference on Thursday to address what it describes as a resurgence of far-left political terrorism. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to chair the gathering, which brings together global leaders to discuss coordinated responses. The conference focuses on what organizers call a renewed threat posed by far-left extremism to societies worldwide. Participating nations are expected to explore joint strategies and actions to counter this form of political violence.

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India Ships $140M in Duty-Free Goods to UK on First Day of Trade Pact

India exported over $140 million worth of goods to the United Kingdom duty-free on the first day of the newly signed Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. More than 50 consignments were dispatched from over 20 locations across the country, covering sectors such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, and textiles. The trade agreement grants Indian exports nearly 99% duty-free access to the UK market. The landmark deal is widely expected to substantially boost bilateral trade between the two nations.

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India and UK Sign Trade Deal Covering Security, Defence and Climate Ties

India and the United Kingdom have finalised a landmark trade agreement built on mutual trust and bilateral cooperation. The deal is expected to boost GDP and expand financial trade between the two nations. Talks also covered national security concerns, with the UK acknowledging India's position on the matter. The agreement extends beyond trade, encompassing collaboration in defence, technology, and climate initiatives. Both governments also discussed the extradition of financial fugitives as part of broader diplomatic engagement.

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Study finds high microplastic contamination along Gujarat's coastline via barnacles

A new study examining barnacles along Gujarat's coast has revealed significant levels of microplastic contamination in the region's marine environment. Researchers collected samples from thirteen coastal locations, finding microplastics in barnacles, seawater, and sediments. Shivrajpur beach, a Blue Flag-certified site, recorded the highest concentration of microplastic particles. Industrial effluents and plastic waste carried through rivers were identified as major contributors to the pollution. The findings underscore the extent to which plastic pollution has penetrated Gujarat's coastal and marine ecosystem.

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115 Fall Ill After Eating Street Golgappas in Kota, 12 Hospitalised

Around 115 people, including many children, became ill after consuming golgappas from a street vendor in Polai Khurd village, Kota district, Rajasthan. The incident occurred in the Simliya area under the Digod subdivision. Of those affected, 12 individuals required hospitalisation due to the severity of their condition. The mass illness is believed to be linked to the food served by the roadside vendor. Authorities are investigating the incident following the outbreak.

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Ashlyn Castro: The model and entrepreneur linked to Jude Bellingham

Ashlyn Castro, a 28-year-old California-born model and content creator, has been romantically linked to England footballer Jude Bellingham since early 2025. She has built a career through brand partnerships with names like Kylie Cosmetics and PrettyLittleThing, music video work, and founding her own talent agency. Castro has previously spoken publicly about personal hardships, including losing her father to COVID-19 and her mother's mental health challenges. She has also pushed back against false narratives that have circulated about her private life over the years. During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, she has regularly appeared in the stands to support Bellingham and the England team.

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Two Dead in Noida Building Fire Amid Concerns Over Congested Lane Access

A deadly fire broke out in a building in Noida, claiming the lives of two people. The narrow lane leading to the site was so congested that even an ambulance struggled to pass, hampering emergency response. The incident has raised serious concerns about fire safety standards in densely packed residential areas. It has also prompted questions about the safety risks posed by electric vehicles in such settings. Authorities and residents are now calling for urgent review of access and safety norms in congested neighbourhoods.

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Piyush Goyal Calls India-EU Trade Deal Fair and Balanced After Brussels Talks

Union Minister Piyush Goyal praised the ongoing India-EU trade negotiations, describing them as fair, equitable, and balanced. The minister made these remarks following discussions held in Brussels, the administrative capital of the European Union. Goyal indicated that the talks had strengthened the shared vision between India and the EU. The discussions are seen as a positive step toward advancing the bilateral trade relationship between the two sides.

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