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Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla shares journaling mantra from space mission

Indian astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla revealed his personal philosophy of completing tasks before announcing them publicly. He maintained a detailed journal throughout his mission, using a combination of audio notes and written logs. This practice was adopted on the advice of experienced individuals who had previously undertaken similar missions. The documentation approach helped him stay focused and grounded during his spaceflight.

Buffalo Bills eyeing Broncos WR Marvin Mims Jr. in potential trade ahead of 2026

The Buffalo Bills are being linked as a possible destination for Denver Broncos wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Mims's future in Denver became uncertain after the Broncos acquired wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, leaving his role on the team in question. The receiver has acknowledged frustration over his limited involvement but has maintained a professional attitude throughout. With quarterback Josh Allen heading into his ninth NFL season, Buffalo may seek to bolster its offensive weapons. Analysts view Mims as an attractive trade candidate given his speed and overall potential.

Ram Temple Theft: Suspects Allegedly Erased Phone Data, Saw 100x Wealth Surge

New details have emerged in the Ram Temple theft case, pointing to deliberate attempts by suspects to destroy evidence. According to sources, the accused tried to erase data from their mobile phones to cover their tracks. Investigators also found that the suspects' wealth had surged by approximately 100 times, raising suspicions about the proceeds of the crime. The suspects allegedly attempted to dispose of the ill-gotten gains as well. Authorities are examining both the digital trail and the financial records as part of the ongoing investigation.

14 killed in Saudi Aramco helicopter crash in Ras Tanura, probe launched

A helicopter crash in the eastern Saudi city of Ras Tanura on Sunday killed 14 people. The incident involved a helicopter operated by Saudi Aramco, the world's leading oil producer. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the crash. Ras Tanura is a strategically important location for Saudi Arabia, serving as a major hub for the country's crude oil exports.

India strongly rejects Pakistan accusations on Karachi incident

Skydiving trip ends in tragedy, as 11 die in France plane crash

NEET Leak Row Exposes Telegram's Dual Role in India's Shadow Education Economy

Telegram's temporary ban in India, triggered by its alleged role in NEET exam paper leaks, has reignited debate over the platform's place in the country's education landscape. While many students rely on Telegram for affordable access to study materials, the platform also enables widespread sharing of paid educational content without authorization. This has drawn criticism from copyright holders and sparked legal battles over intellectual property in the education sector. Critics of the ban argue it penalizes legitimate users without tackling the deeper systemic causes of exam leaks. The controversy highlights the difficult challenge policymakers face in balancing intellectual property protections against the need for broader educational access.

Ram Temple Donation Theft Accused Splurged on Farmhouse and SUV, Probe Finds

A man named Anukalp is accused of orchestrating theft of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. He allegedly arranged for his brother-in-law Lavkush to be placed on the team responsible for counting cash donations from devotees. The accused reportedly used the stolen funds to finance a noticeably lavish lifestyle. Investigators found that the ill-gotten money was spent on assets including a farmhouse and a Scorpio SUV. The case has raised serious concerns about the security and oversight of donation collection at the prominent religious site.

India rejects Pakistan's bid to link it to Karachi militant attack

India has strongly denied Pakistan's allegations connecting it to a recent terrorist attack in Karachi. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs called on Pakistan to dismantle its own terror infrastructure instead of making unfounded accusations. The attack targeted a paramilitary headquarters and resulted in casualties. Pakistan has threatened retaliation and has previously carried out strikes in Afghanistan, which Kabul has denied. New Delhi also criticized Islamabad for allegedly using terrorism as an instrument of state policy.

Insider Claims Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce May Have Secretly Married

An insider has claimed that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may have already exchanged vows, sparking fresh wedding speculation. The couple is also rumored to be planning a ceremony at Madison Square Garden on July 3. Neither Swift nor Kelce has confirmed any of these reports. The alleged wedding timeline is said to be arranged around Kelce's NFL offseason schedule. According to reports, the couple plans to delay an extended honeymoon to allow Kelce to prepare for the Kansas City Chiefs' upcoming season.

Bengal TMC MLA Humayun Kabir Faces Police Case Over Alleged Threats Against BJP

A police case has been registered against West Bengal TMC MLA Humayun Kabir over alleged threats directed at BJP leaders. The case follows a video that went viral in which Kabir is heard making remarks against local BJP figures. In the clip, Kabir accuses BJP leaders, including Anamika Ghosh, of behaving with the arrogance of elected representatives despite losing the election. The incident has drawn political attention in the state amid ongoing tensions between the TMC and BJP.

West Bengal BJP government to table Uniform Civil Code Bill in assembly

The BJP-led West Bengal government is preparing to introduce a Uniform Civil Code Bill in the state assembly. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari confirmed the Bill is scheduled to be tabled on Monday. The proposed legislation seeks to replace religion-based personal laws with a unified legal framework applicable to all citizens. The BJP has stated that tribal communities will be excluded from the purview of the UCC. Opposition party Trinamool Congress has condemned the move as an attempt at political polarization, calling for broader consultations before any such legislation is passed.

Seychelles Confers 'Guardian of the Blue Horizon' Honorary Title on PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been awarded the honorary title 'Guardian of the Blue Horizon' by the island nation of Seychelles. The recognition was granted in acknowledgment of his sustained commitment to environmental conservation. The title also honours his efforts in championing the interests and aspirations of Small Island Developing States. This gesture reflects the strong bilateral ties between India and Seychelles on matters of climate and ocean sustainability.

Ex-cricketer Sadagoppan Ramesh slams India's complacency after 34-run loss to Ireland

Former India opener Sadagoppan Ramesh has sharply criticized the Indian cricket team following their surprise 34-run defeat to Ireland in a T20I match. Ramesh believes the team underestimated Ireland and appeared more focused on the upcoming England series than the game at hand. He praised Ireland's disciplined execution, noting their effective use of short-pitched bowling suited to larger grounds. Ramesh also pointed to poor fielding and overconfidence within the Indian camp as contributing factors to the upset loss.

Jammu & Kashmir to induct 200 electric buses linking rural and tourist zones

Jammu and Kashmir is set to expand its public transport fleet with 200 new electric buses. The procurement process for these buses is currently in its advanced stages. The buses are expected to be inducted into service in Jammu and Srinagar within the next few months. The new fleet is intended to improve connectivity to rural and tourist areas across the region.

Suspect Spent 10 Hours Reconnoitring Fort Before Alleged Murder of Friend

An FIR has been filed by Vishal Devichand Agarwal, father of victim Ketan, accusing Chetan Chaudhary and Siya of murdering his son. According to the complaint, the accused allegedly pushed Ketan off a cliff to his death. Investigations revealed that Chetan had spent approximately 10 hours at the fort prior to the incident, suggesting premeditation. The extended reconnaissance visit has been described by investigators as a so-called 'ghost strategy' to plan the crime. Authorities are now probing the circumstances and motive behind the alleged killing.

India's Debt Market Needs Structural Reforms to Support $7.3 Trillion Growth Goal

A new Deloitte report warns that India's debt market is not equipped to finance the country's next phase of economic growth. The report notes that dependence on bank deposits is increasingly unsustainable as household savings patterns continue to shift. To meet its target of becoming a $7.3 trillion economy by 2030, India must develop greater depth, liquidity, and integration in its debt market. These improvements are seen as essential to closing a widening capital gap and supporting the nation's broader economic ambitions.

No ambulance, no bridge: Woman gives birth while carried on cot across river, video goes viral

Ivory Coast mother survives 11 brain aneurysms after treatment in Bengaluru

A 42-year-old mother of four from Ivory Coast was diagnosed with 11 brain aneurysms after experiencing a severe headache, with one aneurysm already ruptured. Seeking advanced medical care, she traveled to Bengaluru, India, for specialized treatment. Doctors successfully addressed the condition using two minimally invasive procedures involving coiling and flow diverter techniques. The patient has made a remarkable recovery and is now preparing to return home to her family.

Venezuela Twin Earthquakes Kill Over 1,430 as Rescue Window Closes

Venezuela is struggling with the aftermath of two powerful earthquakes that have killed more than 1,430 people and left thousands more injured or displaced. Rescue teams are racing against the critical 72-hour survival window, during which chances of finding survivors beneath the rubble are highest. International aid and emergency crews have begun arriving in the country to support relief efforts. However, severely damaged infrastructure, including hospitals, is hampering response operations on the ground. Approximately 680,000 children have been identified as requiring urgent humanitarian assistance in the wake of the disaster.