The AP PGECET 2025 results have been officially declared, with a notable 93.55% pass rate. Out of 14,231 registered candidates, 11,244 qualified for admission to M.Tech, M.Pharmacy, and Pharma D programmes. Female candidates slightly outnumbered their male counterparts. Minister Nara Lokesh praised the outcome and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to accessible, transparent higher education.
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US B-2 Spirit bombers, returning to Missouri's Whiteman Air Force base, concluded a 36-hour mission in the CENTCOM area. As part of 'Operation Midnight Hammer,' seven stealth aircraft executed a precision strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, deploying 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs. American officials claim the mission devastated Iran's nuclear program, while Iran denies significant damage and vows retaliation, escalating regional tensions.
Kieron Pollard reflects on cricket's burgeoning presence in the US, highlighting its transition from immigrant communities to packed stadiums. He emphasises the sport's unique appeal to American audiences, the growing commercial viability attracting major sponsors, and the development of a structured cricket system. Pollard expresses optimism about cricket's future in America, noting its evolution into a cultural phenomenon.
A well-maintained Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner (VT-ANB) crashed in Ahmedabad last Thursday, killing 241 onboard and 34 on the ground. Despite regular monitoring and recent engine overhauls, the cause remains unknown. Air India MD & CEO Campbell Wilson expressed sorrow and commitment to supporting families and investigations.
Aakash Chopra cautions India against prioritising batting depth over bowling strength for the first Test against England at Headingley. He advises captain Shubman Gill to learn from past mistakes and field at least three specialist fast bowlers. Chopra suggests options like Shardul Thakur or a four-pronged pace attack alongside a specialist batter to bolster the team's composition.
Kuldeep Yadav revealed he now occupies Rohit Sharma's seat on the team bus, choosing to sit with Ravindra Jadeja following Sharma's Test retirement and Shubman Gill's captaincy appointment. Kuldeep emphasized his desire to learn from Jadeja, especially with Ashwin's absence.
Amid escalating tensions, Israel intensified its military campaign against Iran, targeting missile infrastructure, while the US considers intervention. Diplomatic efforts falter as Iran accuses the US of using talks as a cover for Israeli strikes, refusing negotiations until aggression ceases. Missile attacks persist, resulting in mounting civilian casualties and raising concerns about regional stability.
In a historic moment, 120 tribal students from Gadchiroli embarked on their first-ever airplane journey. Their destination was the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) headquarters in Bengaluru. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis encouraged the students to dream big and pursue careers in science and technology. The initiative aimed to inspire scientific ambition among underprivileged children.
US airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, while initially hailed as a success, have raised concerns about long-term monitoring. The IAEA's ability to track Iran's uranium stockpile is now significantly hampered, especially the highly enriched uranium. Experts warn that Iran's nuclear expertise and undeclared centrifuge stockpiles remain intact, potentially leading to a measured escalation in response.
Gailard Sartain, celebrated for his comedic performances on Hee Haw and roles in films like Fried Green Tomatoes and Mississippi Burning, has died at 78. His career began with sketch comedy before his big break on Hee Haw, where he played Sheriff Orville P. Bullmoose. Sartain was also a respected artist and illustrator, designing album covers and contributing to national magazines.
Delhi-NCR experienced heavy rainfall on Tuesday, offering respite from the intense heat. Strong winds and cloudy skies accompanied the downpour, leading to waterlogging at Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 1. Consequently, approximately 12 flights were diverted, and Air India issued a travel advisory due to weather-related disruptions. The IMD has issued a yellow alert for continued thunderstorms and rainfall.