Tailor arrested at Bathinda base for leaking sensitive info to Pak

In Bathinda, authorities arrested Raqib, a tailor working at the military station. This follows the earlier arrest of a cobbler. Raqib, a Roorkee resident, is suspected of sending sensitive information. His mobile is under forensic analysis. Police are investigating the case after the army handed him over. The military base was previously a target during Operation Sindoor.

Pakistani crew on Hong Kong-flagged ship not allowed to disembark

A Hong Kong-flagged tanker, MT Siren II, arrived near Paradip port with crude oil. The tanker had twenty-one Pakistani crew members. Security agencies prevented them from disembarking as a precaution. The vessel is carrying oil for the Indian Oil Corporation refinery. Other crew members from India and Thailand faced no restrictions.

Bird flu scare in Uttar Pradesh: All zoos shut for a week

IAEA says no report of radiation leak from any Pak facility

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has refuted claims of a radiation leak from any Pakistani nuclear facility, following reports that Indian missiles struck Kirana Hills during Operation Sindoor. This clarification counters widespread social media speculation and foreign media theories. The IAEA confirmed that, based on available information, no radiation release occurred.

GOC Northern Command briefs J&K CM, Lt Guv about security situation

After 7 days, chopper service resumes at Mata Vaishno Devi shrine

Cautious reopening of schools in border areas as normalcy returns to J&K

With ‘special troops train’, govt signals J&K plan’s on track

Indian Railways successfully conducted a trial run of a special train on the Katra-Qazigund section. This section includes the Chenab Bridge. The train carried soldiers and completed a round trip with full security. This trial is significant due to the ongoing Indo-Pak conflict. The new rail line will improve connectivity to Kashmir.

Bar council clears path for foreign lawyers, firms to practice in India

The Bar Council of India has revised regulations, allowing foreign lawyers and firms to practice foreign and international law under specific conditions. They can advise on foreign law and participate in international commercial arbitration, but are barred from practicing Indian law. These changes aim to establish India as a global arbitration hub while protecting the rights of Indian advocates.

Apple has cut iPhone prices in China & reason is this firm banned in US

Apple has significantly reduced iPhone 16 prices in China, with discounts reaching up to one-third, as the company faces declining market share. This strategic move aims to regain ground amidst strong competition from domestic brands like Huawei and Xiaomi, who are experiencing substantial growth.

E-commerce sites told to remove Pak flags, merchandise

The CCPA has issued notices to Amazon, Flipkart, and other platforms for selling Pakistani flags and merchandise, demanding immediate removal and compliance with Indian laws. This action follows a complaint from CAIT to union ministers, citing heightened national security concerns due to Operation Sindoor. CAIT deemed the sale of Pakistani symbols deeply disturbing amidst the ongoing critical mission against Pakistan.

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HC orders case against BJP minister over remark on Col Sofiya Qureshi

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has mandated the registration of a First Information Report (FIR) against state minister Vijay Shah following his contentious remarks about Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. The army officer was involved in briefing the media on "Operation Sindoor," under which the Indian armed forces targeted terrorists in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Biryani served to gangster Gaja Marne in police van; 5 Pune cops suspended

Pune police took action after a video surfaced. The video showed cops serving biryani to gangster Gaja Marne in a police van. This happened while he was being moved to Sangli jail. City police commissioner Amitesh Kumar suspended an assistant inspector and four constables. Marne was arrested earlier for assaulting a software engineer and was booked under MCOCA.

As Pakistan launched drones, its allies fired cyber missiles at India