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'They're going to be ok': Trump on Chinese students after visa crackdown
Amidst rising tensions between the Trump administration and academic institutions, particularly Harvard, President Trump offered reassurance to Chinese students in the US, stating they would be "ok." This shift follows a judge's block on Trump's efforts to restrict international student enrollment at Harvard, which he criticized for withholding student lists.
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5 dead in Guwahati landslides amid heavy rain in Assam; schools, colleges shut
At least five, including children, died in landslides in Guwahati's Kamrup (Metro) amid relentless monsoon rain. Over 10,000 people in Kamrup, Kamrup (Metro), and Cachar face urban flooding. Red alerts were issued across Assam, with schools shut and special leave granted to government employees as rain continues to batter the state.
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A.P. CM Chandrababu Naidu rolls out red carpet for investors, promises record-time clearances
The Chief Minister invites industrialists to invest in Andhra Pradesh and promises swift processing of applications and record-time clearances
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Watch: Nehra's son, Gill's sister reduced to tears after Gujarat Titans lose
Gujarat Titans faced a heartbreaking exit from IPL 2025 after a 20-run defeat to Mumbai Indians in the Eliminator. Despite leading the league stage, late-season losses led to their downfall, triggering emotional reactions from players' families in the stands. Mumbai Indians' victory propelled them to Qualifier 2, while Gujarat Titans' promising season ended in disappointment.
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Councillors oppose outsourcing of operation, maintenance of crematoriums
Two agencies have been identified and they have been told to collect ₹2,500 for cremation procedures and pay the Corporation ₹100; decision on the issue put off
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'Pakistan is a desperate country': Ravi Shankar slams anti-India slogans
BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad criticized Pakistani protesters in Copenhagen, calling Pakistan a desperate country acting on handlers' orders. An Indian parliamentary delegation, promoting awareness of Operation Sindoor, faced the protests. The delegation, including MPs from various parties, highlighted Pakistan's alleged support for terrorism and misuse of IMF loans for anti-India activities, emphasizing cross-party unity against Pakistan's actions.
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After Tharoor delegation's disappointment, Colombia retracts statement for Pak
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Hanging neck exercise: Bizarre workout trends among China's aging population
A bizarre fitness trend is gaining traction among elderly Chinese citizens, involving neck-hanging from trees and workout bars to alleviate pain. Originating in Shenyang, this practice, along with others like crocodile crawling and tree bumping, stems from traditional medicine and accessible health information. However, medical experts warn of potential injuries, highlighting a tragic death in Chongqing.
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Cops get swift promotions in Chhattisgarh for anti-Maoist ops
Chhattisgarh government has granted out-of-turn promotions to 295 police officers for their bravery in combating Maoists, aiming to eliminate Naxal insurgency by March 2026. These promotions recognize the exceptional courage displayed by lower and middle-rank personnel during anti-Naxal operations. Deputy CM Vijay Sharma emphasized the security forces' role in ending the era of Red terror in Bastar.
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‘Bhool Chuk Maaf’ box office collection day 8: Comedy-drama nears Rs 50 crore
Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi's 'Bhool Chuk Maaf' is winning hearts and box office numbers, earning over Rs. 47 crore in just eight days. The film, a small-town romantic comedy set in Banaras, tells a heartwarming story of love and second chances. Despite initial delays, the movie's strong storytelling and warm performances are resonating with audiences.
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Marching into history: NDA's first women cadets graduate
In a historic moment for the Indian Armed Forces, the first batch of 17 women cadets successfully passed out from the National Defence Academy (NDA) in Pune. These women marched alongside their male counterparts, showcasing their hard work and determination.
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India will have 1 billion Internet users by this fiscal: Jyotiraditya Scindia
The BharatNet investments in rural and remote connectivity are the largest in the world, says Minister of Communications and Development of North Eastern Region; almost 2.14 lakh gram panchayats were connected in the first phase and the next phase is about connecting another 2.64 lakh gram panchayats, he says, adding that a central network operating hub will be put in place for maintenance
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SC quashes Bombay HC order to demolish park to revive 100-year-old lake
The Supreme Court has overturned a Bombay High Court ruling, allowing Mumbai's Municipal Corporation to maintain a theme garden built on the site of the former Khajuria lake. The court directed the MCGM to preserve the park for public use and explore creating a new water body nearby.
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SC initiates contempt proceedings against YouTuber for remarks against judge
The Supreme Court has initiated criminal contempt proceedings against YouTube journalist Ajay Shukla for making defamatory remarks against Justice Surya Kant. Shukla's video attributed motives and made unfounded allegations against Justice Kant, who is next in line to become the CJI.
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Pursuing FTA with India with real intent: New Zealand foreign minister
New Zealand is actively pursuing a free trade agreement with India, with negotiations underway to enhance economic ties. Winston Peters, New Zealand's Deputy PM, emphasized the commitment to boosting trade beyond the current 1.5% of exports, focusing on sectors like food, agriculture, and renewable energy. Strengthening defense and security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region is also a priority.
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Sergey Lavrov pushes for revival of Russia-India-China troika
Russia is urging India to revive the Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral mechanism, following the resolution of the India-China border standoff in Ladakh. Sergey Lavrov believes that an understanding has been reached between India and China to ease border tensions, making it an opportune time to restart the RIC troika.
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Supreme Court: UP nixing land allotment to Kamla Nehru Trust justified
The Supreme Court upheld the cancellation of land allotment to Kamla Nehru Memorial Trust (KNMT) in Sultanpur, citing default in payments and lack of public benefit assessment. The court also cancelled the subsequent allotment to Jagdishpur Paper Mills, criticizing UPSIDC's flawed allocation process.
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Donald Trump announces 50% tariff on steel imports from June 4 to 'secure industry in US'
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.
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'Dharavi likely to unlock 140m sqft free sale portion'
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.
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Focus on connection with citizens: PM Modi to babus
PM Modi surprised bureaucrats twice in a month by highlighting public grievances directly received, focusing on issues hindering scheme implementation. He addressed shortcomings in the Jal Jeevan Mission and flagged corruption in RERA offices, emphasizing the government's commitment to improving last-mile delivery. This focus explains the subdued 11th-anniversary celebrations of the Modi government.
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