Wrestler Vinesh Phogat and Somvir Rathee welcomed their first child, a baby boy. Harvinder Phogat confirmed the news, sharing the family's joy. Vinesh had announced her pregnancy earlier in March. She had faced disappointment at the Paris Olympics and later entered politics, winning the Julana seat.
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An Air India flight AI103 en route from Delhi to Washington, DC, was grounded in Vienna due to a maintenance issue discovered during a scheduled fuel stop on July 2. The onward journey to Washington was cancelled, and passengers were disembarked.
Zohran Mamdani, an Indian-American, is likely to become New York City's next mayor. He defeated Andrew Cuomo in the primary. Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist, may become the city's first Muslim and Indian-American mayor. His campaign focused on populist ideas. He received support from Bernie Sanders and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez.
Sonam, the prime suspect in her husband Raja Raghuvanshi's murder, had business ties with Raj Kushwaha and was involved in a love triangle with him. Police investigations reveal that Sonam and Raj confessed to the crime, motivated by their desire to advance their business interests and relationship. Authorities are exploring all angles, with further investigation pending.
In a 6-3 decision, the US Supreme Court partially upheld President Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, restricting federal judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions. While the EO's constitutionality remains under review, the ruling's impact extends beyond birthright citizenship, potentially overwhelming courts with individual lawsuits.
US President Donald Trump hinted at potentially easing Iran oil sanctions to aid the nation's reconstruction, even while maintaining a "maximum pressure" strategy. Trump suggested China could resume Iranian oil purchases following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. However, the White House clarified that existing US sanctions remain in effect.
Following the tragic Pahalgam attack, the Kashmir Police issued an advisory for the 2025 Amarnath Yatra, emphasizing travel in designated convoys from Bhagwati Nagar, Baltal, and Nunwan base camps. Pilgrims are advised to arrive reasonably close to their scheduled yatra date.
Mark Butcher urges India to prioritise winning the Edgbaston Test over managing Jasprit Bumrah's workload, emphasising the importance of leveling the series after England's Headingley victory. Despite Bumrah's desire to play at Lord's, Butcher believes his presence is crucial at Edgbaston. Captain Gill confirms Bumrah's availability, with a decision pending pitch assessment.
India successfully evacuated over 1,100 citizens from Iran and Israel. This evacuation was amidst rising tensions. Operation Sindhu brought back a total of 3,170 Indians. Evacuees from Israel were transported via Jordan and Egypt. Chartered flights from Amman and special flights from Mashhad facilitated the return. The conflict between Israel and Iran prompted this swift action by India.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct Class 10 board exams twice a year starting in 2026. The first phase will be mandatory, while the second phase will be optional, allowing students to improve their scores with the best result being retained. Internal assessments will be held once annually. This policy aims to reduce exam stress, offer flexibility, and enhance learning outcomes, marking a major reform in India’s education system.