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PM Modi reaffirms no third-party mediation in discussion with Trump Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated that India will never accept third-party mediation in its dealings with Pakistan. During a 35‑minute phone call with US President Donald Trump on 18 June, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri reported that Modi emphasised this long-standing policy while briefing Trump on Operation Sindoor, the precision strikes India carried out against terror camps in Pakistan following the Pahalgam attack. Modi outlined that the recent pause in Operation Sindoor was made at Pakistan’s request via bilateral military channels, with no involvement from third-party states, including the…

India Relocates Citizens to Safer Zones as Iran-Israel Conflict Intensifies India has begun relocating its citizens from high-risk areas in Iran and Israel as tensions between the two nations escalate. The move follows daily aerial strikes in the region, prompting urgent safety measures. The Indian Embassy in Tehran issued an advisory on 17 June 2025, urging Indian nationals and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) to leave the capital and relocate to safer areas within Iran. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) in New Delhi confirmed that approximately 10,000 Indian citizens, including 6,000 students, are in Iran. Around 600 students have…

China urges its citizens in Israel to exit via land borders The Chinese embassy in Tel Aviv has advised its nationals to leave Israel immediately via land crossings, amid rising regional tensions. Beijing’s diplomatic mission warned that the security situation has significantly worsened, citing damage to civilian infrastructure and increasing casualties following escalations between Israel and Iran. With Israeli airspace reportedly closed, the embassy urged Chinese citizens to travel via the border with Jordan, facilitating a safer route home. This alert was communicated through WeChat to ensure swift outreach. Mortal remains of Captain Sumeet Sabharwal arrive in Mumbai The body of…

In a world that never sleeps, someone is always working behind the scenes. Whether it’s a nurse on duty in a hospital, a customer support agent answering overseas calls, or a security guard patrolling the premises, night shift workers are keeping the world running while most of us rest. But at what cost? While both men and women are impacted by night shift work, mounting evidence shows that women pay a heavier and more complex price — one that affects their bodies, their minds and often their futures in ways we’re only beginning to understand. Night Shifts Affect Everyone, But…

New ‘RAT’ Footage Suggests Dual Engine Failure in Air India Flight 171 Crash A clearer video shows the deployment of the Ram Air Turbine, indicating a major dual power loss. A high-resolution video of Air India Flight 171 reveals the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) deploying under the right wing—a strong indication of simultaneous engine failure shortly after takeoff. The RAT activates when both engines fail, supplying essential hydraulic and electrical power to control systems. Eyewitnesses and cockpit recordings suggest the aircraft struggled to climb beyond 450 feet, consistent with thrust loss from both General Electric GEnx engines. A “mayday” call referencing…

Mumbai on Orange Alert After Early Morning Deluge Intense early showers trigger flood precautions and travel advisories as the city braces for further rain. Mumbai experienced heavy rain in the early hours of Monday, with South Mumbai and western suburbs drenched between 2 am and 5 am. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert, warning of significant rainfall and possible traffic disruptions. Flight operations at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport and local trains have seen delays; IndiGo issued a travel advisory urging passengers to check their schedules. Rainfall over the 24-hour period ending at 8 am Monday was record-breaking. Colaba reported 100 mm…

Israel Launches Follow-Up Strike on Iran Under Operation “Rising Lion” Israel has mounted a second wave of airstrikes against Iran, less than 24 hours after launching “Operation Rising Lion,” which hit around 100 strategic sites. Early Friday, Israeli fighter jets targeted critical nuclear and military infrastructure in Iran, including the Natanz enrichment facility and Tehran’s Revolutionary Guard headquarters. The assault killed several senior commanders, among them IRGC chief Hossein Salami, armed forces chief Mohammad Bagheri, and Gholam Ali Rashid as well as six top nuclear scientists. In response, Tehran deployed over 100 drones and ballistic missiles at Israel, with most intercepted…

Severe heatwave grips Rajasthan, IMD issues alerts Rajasthan is enduring a severe heatwave, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing orange and yellow alerts across western and northern districts for the next 2–3 days. Sri Ganganagar recorded the nation’s highest temperature on Friday at a scorching 47.8 °C, intensifying health and safety concerns. The alert is effective until mid‑June, with temperatures expected to remain dangerously high. IMD predicts a possible relief by 15 June, as pre‑monsoon activity including dust storms and thunderstorms arrives in eastern Rajasthan. In response, local authorities have advised residents to stay indoors between 12 PM and 4 PM, hydrate frequently,…

1. Air Crash Tragedy: Families Hold Onto Hope Amid Devastation The Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, on June 12, 2025, has left families in anguish, yet they hold onto hope for survivors. According to posts on X, the crash claimed 241 lives, with one survivor reported . A family member told BBC, “If I give up searching, I might never recover,” reflecting the emotional toll of the tragedy [https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgn23757jzo]. The flight, en route to London Gatwick, crashed into a hostel mess, causing widespread devastation. Home Minister Amit Shah is overseeing rescue operations, and the Aviation Department has launched…

Priya was bored of the same routine every time she flew. The safety instructions, delivered by a purser or flight attendant, felt like a tired script. “Why? Why? I’ve seen this countless times! Enough already,” she grumbled to herself. Like Priya, thousands of frequent flyers dismiss these briefings as pointless. Few grasp that, in an emergency, those repetitive instructions could be a lifeline, enabling swift actions to save their own lives and even others’. Do you roll your eyes at a flight attendant giving safety instructions? It’s time to rethink. Flying feels like magic. It shrinks vast distances, connecting cities…