The US House advanced President Trump's tax and spending bill, overcoming initial Republican opposition. The bill, previously passed by the House and narrowly cleared by the Senate, aims to increase military spending, fund deportation programs, and extend tax cuts.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a five-nation tour from July 2-9, visiting Ghana, Trinidad & Tobago, Argentina, Brazil, and Namibia. The trip aims to strengthen India's ties with the Global South, focusing on enhanced cooperation in various sectors like investment, energy, and technology. Modi will engage with leaders and address parliaments, reaffirming India's commitment to multilateral platforms and partnerships.
The monsoon arrived in Delhi on June 29, 2025, a day earlier than expected, and covered the entire country nine days ahead of schedule. This is the fastest monsoon coverage since 2020. An orange alert has been issued for several districts in Himachal Pradesh due to heavy rainfall, with warnings of potential flash floods and landslides.
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Aamir Khan's 'Sitaare Zameen Par' has grossed over Rs 90 crore in its first week, a significant achievement for a film relying on positive word-of-mouth. While initial earnings were strong, the film experienced a slight decline mid-week. The movie faces competition from new releases like Kajol's 'Maa' and the South Indian film 'Kannapa', potentially impacting its future box office performance.
A controversy erupted in Bhubaneswar after Additional Police Commissioner Narasingha Bhol was recorded instructing officers to 'break legs' of Congress protestors demonstrating near Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi's residence regarding the Puri stampede. Bhol allegedly offered rewards for such actions, sparking strong condemnation from Congress leaders like Yashir Nawaz, who claimed they were holding a peaceful rally.
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