Shubhanshu Shukla, an Axiom-4 crew member, has reached the International Space Station, marking a significant milestone for India's space program. He expressed his excitement about participating in scientific experiments over the next 14 days and conveyed his gratitude to the ISS crew for their warm welcome.
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A video showing Indian tourists performing Garba dance inside Dubai's Burj Khalifa has sparked a social media debate. The tourists danced to the Gujarati song 'Chogada,' leading to mixed reactions. While some appreciated the cultural display, others criticized the behavior in such a prestigious landmark.
Amidst the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, the Indian government has relocated Indian students from Tehran for safety, with embassy assistance. Other self-sufficient residents are also advised to leave. Many have been moved, and efforts are underway to shift those willing from Qom and Mashhad to Turkmenistan. Some Indians have been facilitated to leave Iran through the Armenian border.
Donald Trump claimed that recent US airstrikes, dubbed 'Operation Midnight Hammer,' inflicted significant damage on Iran's nuclear facilities. He asserted that satellite imagery confirms the obliteration of nuclear sites, particularly the Fordow facility, targeted with Massive Ordnance Penetrators. Trump emphasized the unique capability of the US military in executing such a complex operation.
Israel's military confirmed conducting coordinated airstrikes on six Iranian airbases, significantly impairing Iran's aerial operations amidst escalating hostilities. The strikes targeted key military infrastructure, including runways and fighter jets, while Israeli jets also struck missile launch sites. These actions follow coordinated operations by Israel and the US against Iran's nuclear and missile facilities, with claims of substantial damage inflicted.
Zubair ul Islam Bhat, once facing detention under the Public Safety Act for alleged suspicious online activity, has cleared NEET 2025. People's Conference chief Sajad Lone intervened, vouching for Zubair's character and securing his release. This second chance allowed Zubair to pursue his dream of studying medicine, highlighting the impact of compassion and belief in redemption.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a 14-year-old, is making waves in the IPL. Rajasthan Royals selected him. He became the youngest centurion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi encouraged him. Concerns arose about his weight. Rahul Dravid is guiding him. Suryavanshi is training with the India Under-19 team in the UK. The cricket community is watching his progress.
A senior Israeli military official confirmed a second wave of strikes on Iran's Isfahan nuclear facility, targeting centrifuge production sites. These renewed attacks follow initial airstrikes on June 13, aiming to cripple Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities. Alongside Isfahan, Natanz and Fordo were also targeted, escalating the shadow war and raising concerns about regional stability.
Amidst escalating conflict in Iran, Kashmiri medical students studying abroad faced harrowing journeys back home. Saba Rasool, a student at Urmia University, recounts the escalating tensions and the eventual evacuation facilitated by the MEA. While grateful for the support, students criticized the J&K administration's reception upon their return, highlighting inadequate transportation arrangements.
Amid escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, numerous Indian nationals, including students and pilgrims, are stranded, facing uncertain and risky returns. Indian embassies are coordinating evacuations, yet communication with some individuals remains difficult, causing immense distress to families back in India. Efforts are underway to provide assistance and facilitate their safe passage through neighboring countries.