Fire breaks out in Kolkata slum, one dead

Shedeur Sanders Faces Challenges with Cleveland Browns Once projected as a first-round NFL draft pick, Shedeur Sanders is now the fourth-string quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, struggling to secure his position amid criticism regarding his performance and off-field activities. Despite a stellar college career at Colorado, where he led Big 12 quarterbacks in completion percentage, he was overlooked by 31 teams in the draft, with the Browns selecting him in the fifth round. As he...

SummaryDelhi's temperature reached 42.1°C on Sunday, surpassing 40°C for the first time in 17 days, leading to a 'yellow' heatwave alert for the following Monday and Tuesday, with expected highs of 45°C. Similar extreme temperatures are affecting Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan, where several areas are experiencing temperatures above 45°C. Relief is anticipated starting June 13, with forecasts of rain and thunderstorms providing a break from the heat. Full Article

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla's upcoming space mission aboard Axiom-4 represents a historic achievement for India. His wife, Kamna, reflects on his remarkable journey, emphasizing his dedication, courage, and transition from fighter pilot to space explorer. She highlights his exceptional problem-solving abilities and steadfast spirit, celebrating his commitment to this groundbreaking endeavor. Full Article

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, exchanged Eid-al-Adha greetings, emphasizing shared values between their nations. In a letter, Modi conveyed warm wishes, highlighting the festival's significance of sacrifice and unity, which are vital for a peaceful world. Yunus responded with appreciation, noting the festival's role in community reflection and cooperation, and expressed hope for continued mutual respect and collaboration between India and Bangladesh amidst recent political tensions since the ousting of...

Following Operation Sindoor, Pakistan disseminated false claims of victory against India, utilizing doctored images to imply successful strikes on Indian airfields. Independent analysis has disproven these claims, showing that the images were either pre-dated, misinterpreted, or digitally altered. The evidence indicates that there was no significant damage to Indian assets, which stands in stark contrast to India's successful strikes on Pakistani military sites. Full Article

Kota's 17-year-old Shlok Gurjar was shot in the skull while playing, with the bullet traveling through his head and lodging in his cheek for five days. Initially treated for a presumed injury, an X-ray revealed the bullet, leading to surgery by neurosurgeon Dr. Mamraj Agarwal, who stated the boy's survival was miraculous, as a slight deviation in the bullet's path could have been fatal. Shlok had heard a gunshot before collapsing and concealed the shooting...