NHL legend Theo Fleury slams PM Mark Carney in blunt social media attack

NHL legend Theo Fleury sparked controversy with a blunt “Not my PM” comment aimed at newly appointed Prime Minister Mark Carney. The post quickly divided public opinion, some applaud Fleury for speaking his mind, while others feel he’s deepening the divide. As Carney calls for unity, Fleury’s bold words reflect the rising tensions and frustrations felt by many Canadians today.

Hyundai lines up new models to regain ground

Hyundai plans a major India expansion. The company will launch 26 new cars in the next five years. This includes electric, hybrid, and petrol models. Hyundai will invest Rs 7,000 crore. The company aims for a bigger market share. They are focusing on profits, not discount wars. Eight new models are expected by FY27.

Relief rally: Sensex soars 3,000 points in week

Dalal Street witnessed a significant rally following the Indo-Pak ceasefire, adding over $300 billion to investor wealth. The Sensex and Nifty climbed, fueled by foreign and domestic fund inflows, a fall in retail inflation, and expectations of RBI rate cuts. Smallcap and midcap stocks outperformed, with defense and railway sectors experiencing substantial gains.

Nursery kid, 3, dies after being slapped by teacher

In Prayagraj, a three-and-a-half-year-old nursery student tragically died after allegedly being slapped by a teacher for crying in class. An FIR has been filed against two teachers at Naini police station for culpable homicide. Police are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage, and have recorded statements from family and school staff to determine the exact sequence of events.

How private firms are arming our forces

IWT will be on hold till Pak totally stops terror export: Govt

India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty. The Jal Shakti ministry informed the cabinet secretary. The treaty will remain inactive. This will continue until Pakistan stops supporting cross-border terrorism. Pakistan has requested India to reconsider the treaty. They cited the dependence of millions on the water regulated by it. The decision follows a terror attack in Pahalgam.

SC slaps up to Rs 25,000 fine per tree for illegal felling in TTZ

Celebi moves Delhi HC against revocation of security clearance

Celebi Airport Services India challenges the revocation of its security clearance in Delhi High Court. The aviation watchdog BCAS took the action citing national security concerns. The firm argues the decision impacts thousands of jobs and investor confidence. Celebi denies any political affiliations and emphasizes its compliance with Indian regulations.

Driver ‘drunk’, 5 labourers killed,27 hurt in B’shahr truck collision

IIT-Roorkee joins institutions which have cut Turkiye links

IIT-Roorkee and other Indian universities cancelled agreements with Turkish counterparts. This decision follows similar moves by JNU and Jamia Millia Islamia. Lovely Professional University also ended collaborations with Turkiye and Azerbaijan. The universities cited national security and pro-Pakistan stances as reasons. The Association of Indian Universities urged a review of partnerships with Pakistan, Turkiye, and Bangladesh.

Bengal Everester goes missing on way down

Bihar’s Gaya will now be known as ‘Gaya Ji’

Jnanpith Award conferred on Gulzar, Rambhadracharya

President Droupadi Murmu presented the 58th Jnanpith Award to Sanskrit scholar Jagadguru Rambhadracharya and poet-lyricist Gulzar for their contributions to literature. Rambhadracharya, a renowned Hindu leader and writer, was present to receive the award, while Gulzar was absent due to health reasons. Additionally, Hindi author Vinod Kumar Shukla has been named the recipient of the 59th Jnanpith Award for 2024.

Revised anti-terror strategy leads to successful twin encounters in J&K

Following the Pahalgam attack, security forces intensified operations. Six terrorists were killed in Shopian and Tral. The number of local terrorists is now at a record low. Operations took place in forests and villages. Security forces are united in eradicating terrorism. Coordination among agencies is key to success in Jammu and Kashmir.

Neeraj Chopra finally breaches 90m barrier, finishes second in Doha DL

Neeraj Chopra made history at the Doha Diamond League 2025, crossing the 90-metre mark in javelin for the first time with a throw of 90.23m. Despite this personal best, he secured second place as Julian Weber of Germany won with 91.06m.