In south Chennai, flooding disrupts life once again

Air Force warrant officer Manjunath tragically lost his life during a parachute training exercise in Agra on Friday morning. Despite efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead at the Air Force Hospital. The necessary legal procedures have been completed following the incident. Full Article

The counting of votes for the Delhi Assembly elections is scheduled for Saturday to determine if the AAP will continue its rule for a third term or if the BJP will return after 27 years, with the Congress also vying for a comeback. The AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal faced an ACB probe on the eve of the results, alleging BJP's poaching attempts, while both parties expressed confidence in victory despite exit polls favoring the BJP....

India and Mongolia's border forces have agreed to strengthen cooperation and conduct joint exercises following their 10th DG-level talks. Discussions encompassed training for border management in mountainous areas, sharing best practices, and utilizing technology for crime prevention. The next meeting is set for September in Mongolia to further enhance collaboration and coordination between the two countries' border security agencies. Full Article

Calcutta High Court rejected West Bengal government's appeal challenging the life term till death sentence of Sanjay Roy in the RG Kar hospital rape-murder case, but accepted a similar plea by the CBI. The court stated that as the central agency conducted the investigation, only the CBI has the authority to appeal against the sentence, not the state government. CBI sought enhancement of punishment for Roy, who was found guilty of rape, causing death, and...

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei criticized negotiations with America as unwise and dishonorable, despite President Masoud Pezeshkian's hints to engage with the West. Khamenei focused on caution in future negotiations due to Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal, emphasizing the need for careful consideration moving forward. Full Article

TechEagle plans to invest Rs 100 crore in the next three years to meet the increasing demand for drones in public safety. The company has introduced an autonomous UAV for disaster relief and law enforcement, showcasing advanced domestic engineering. Additionally, TechEagle has secured a contract with the Himachal government, highlighting its commitment to providing innovative solutions for safety and disaster response. Full Article