India is accelerating its space surveillance capabilities following Operation Sindoor, planning to launch 52 dedicated military satellites by 2029, with the first launch expected next April. This initiative, costing Rs 26,968 crore, aims to enhance surveillance of China, Pakistan, and the Indian Ocean Region. The move is also a response to China's growing space capabilities and military advancements in space.
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Conflicting reports emerge regarding the success of US air strikes on Iran's nuclear program. While President Trump claimed complete obliteration, intelligence assessments suggest key facilities were damaged but not destroyed, potentially recoverable within months. Despite White House denials and a fragile ceasefire, experts warn Iran retains the capacity to reconstitute its nuclear program, raising concerns about long-term implications.
Aamir Khan's new film 'Sitaare Zameen Par' is a box office hit. The movie has earned over Rs 100 crore. Despite competition from other films, it continues to attract audiences. The film saw a big jump in collections on its second Saturday. Aamir Khan plays a basketball coach in the film. The movie features new actors.
IPS officer Parag Jain, an expert on Pakistan and China, has been appointed as the new head of RAW, succeeding Ravi Sinha. His appointment, effective July 1, comes after his crucial role in Operation Sindoor. Jain's focus will be on leveraging technology for intelligence, monitoring diaspora communities, and countering hybrid warfare, particularly from China and Pakistan.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has expressed his eagerness to join the Mahagathbandhan alliance for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, aiming to prevent the BJP-led NDA from retaining power. Despite past unsuccessful attempts, AIMIM is ready to contest in Seemanchal and other regions, urging the opposition to unite against the NDA.
Elon Musk has strongly criticized the "Big Beautiful Bill," warning it would devastate American jobs and strategically harm the nation. He argues the bill favors outdated industries while crippling future-oriented sectors. The Senate is pushing for the bill's passage, aiming to present it to President Trump by July 4, despite concerns from various groups about its potential negative impacts.
India faces a daunting challenge at Edgbaston, a venue where they've never won a Test match. After a painful defeat at Headingley, where England chased down a substantial target, India is under pressure to avoid a series loss. Breaking the Edgbaston jinx, dating back to 1967, requires an extraordinary effort against a confident England team.
India has strongly condemned the demolition of a Durga temple in Dhaka's Khilkhet, accusing the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government of siding with extremists. The ministry of external affairs expressed deep concern over the incident, stating the government failed to protect the temple and allowed its destruction despite potential alternatives.
Donald Trump hailed the Senate's procedural victory for his economic package, calling it a "great victory." The bill, featuring tax cuts, spending reductions, and increased deportation funding, advances to formal debate. Trump credited Republican senators for their support, emphasizing the bill's potential to grow the economy, secure the border, and strengthen the military.
Aamir Khan's film 'Sitaare Zameen Par' continues its successful run. The movie has earned over Rs 130 crore in nearly two weeks. The film made around Rs 4 crore on its second Tuesday. Aamir Khan emphasized the importance of supporting diverse stories. 'Sitaare Zameen Par' features Aamir Khan as a basketball coach. The film also introduces ten new young actors.