In a tragic incident, a family of four was discovered deceased at their Vakkom home on Tuesday, with police suspecting suicide. The deceased are Anil Kumar, his wife Sheeja, and their two sons, Ashwin and Akash. Preliminary investigations suggest a financial crisis, exacerbated by a home loan and medical expenses from Ashwin's accident in 2019, as the potential cause.
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Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has announced recruitment for 47 District Statistical Officer (DSO) and Assistant Director (AD) posts under Advt. No. 38/2025. Online applications will be accepted from June 3 to June 24, 2025. Candidates must hold a master’s degree in Statistics, Mathematics, or Economics. The preliminary exam is scheduled for August 3, 2025. Detailed vacancy and reservation information, eligibility criteria, and application instructions are available on the official BPSC... Expand
Following India's Operation Sindoor, Colombia initially expressed solidarity with Pakistan, drawing criticism. Shashi Tharoor led a delegation to Colombia, conveying India's firm stance against terrorism after the Pahalgam attack. Consequently, Colombia withdrew its statement and affirmed support for India's position, acknowledging India's right to defend its sovereignty.
CDS Gen Anil Chauhan highlighted that India spent 15% of Operation Sindoor's time countering disinformation during the four-day conflict with Pakistan, which he termed a "non-contact and multi-domain" war. India maintained operational clarity and autonomy, detecting no unusual Chinese activity along the LAC. The nation relied on indigenous systems and drew a new redline against Pakistani terrorism, emphasizing fact-based communication.
Donald Trump defended his administration's attempt to block foreign students at Harvard, alleging that nearly a third of their students are international and contribute nothing financially, while their countries may not be friendly to the US. He criticized Harvard's lack of transparency regarding these students, especially given the federal funding the university receives.
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma's spiritual journey continues with a visit to Ayodhya's Shree Hanuman Garhi temple, following their retreat to Vrindavan. Donning traditional white saropas, the couple's serene presence and devotion resonated with fans. This visit, amidst Kohli's IPL commitments, highlights their deepening connection to India's spiritual heritage and moments of reflection.
President Trump announced a doubling of steel import tariffs to 50% at a US Steel plant in Pennsylvania, aiming to further protect the domestic steel industry. This increase, however, could potentially lead to higher prices for steel-containing products. While initially opposing Nippon Steel's acquisition of US Steel, Trump now supports a deal involving partial ownership, ensuring the company remains American.
Turkey's Bayraktar TB2 drones, once celebrated for their effectiveness, have suffered a significant setback in Pakistan's Operation Sindoor. India's Akashteer air defense systems successfully intercepted all Turkish-origin drones, raising doubts about their battlefield credibility. This failure has impacted Turkey's defense ambitions and opened doors for competitors in the global drone market, potentially influencing future arms deals.
A US intelligence report reveals Pakistan's military priorities, emphasizing nuclear modernization and addressing cross-border tensions with regional neighbors. China remains Pakistan's primary defense partner, providing economic and military support, while terrorist attacks targeting Chinese workers pose a challenge. Pakistan views India as a strategic threat, driving its military modernization efforts, including battlefield nuclear weapons.
Experts estimate the Dharavi redevelopment plan could unlock 140 million sq ft of free sale area, generating Rs 1.2-1.7 lakh crore for the Adani Group-state JV. While the project aims to rehabilitate residents and transform the city center, concerns arise regarding ambitious timelines, competitive pricing, and incentives granted to the developer, sparking political debate over the project's financial implications.
India's DGCA granted IndiGo a final three-month extension, until August 31, for its wet-leased Boeing 777s from Turkish Airlines, averting immediate flight disruptions. This decision follows IndiGo's request for a six-month extension, which was denied. The backdrop includes strained relations with Turkey, evidenced by revoked security clearances for a Turkish ground handling company.