Times of India

Sunita Bholeshwar Jamgade, a Nagpur woman, crossed the Line of Control at Kargil and was later repatriated. An Amritsar police registered a zero FIR against her under the Official Secrets Act, suspecting espionage. Authorities plan to investigate her potential involvement and may arrest her. She was in contact with two people in Pakistan and crossed the border to meet them.

NFL star Stefon Diggs, the New England Patriots' wide receiver, has ignited a social media frenzy after a video surfaced showing him on a Miami yacht surrounded by women on May 26, 2025. The clip, widely circulated on platforms like X and Facebook, captures Diggs handing a woman a pink bag.

The central government has drafted a bill to replace the 117-year-old Registration Act, introducing online property registration and mandating the registration of key documents. This initiative aims to modernize the registration process through electronic certificates, digital record maintenance, and Aadhaar-based authentication to reduce fraud and enhance information flow efficiency.

The IMD has updated its monsoon forecast, predicting 'above normal' rainfall for India, with 106% of the long period average. Most regions, including the monsoon core zone, are expected to receive above-normal rainfall, benefiting agriculture. June is also likely to be wetter than usual, potentially reducing heat wave days, though some southern and northeastern areas may see less rain.

PM Modi criticized the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), deeming it prejudicial to India's interests and hindering the utilization of its water share. He highlighted restrictions on dam desilting and sediment clearing, impacting reservoir capacity. Following the Pahalgam massacre, India put the IWT in abeyance, signaling a potential renegotiation of its terms, particularly the dispute settlement mechanism.

Congress has criticized PM Modi, labeling him a "master distorian" for his remarks on Nehru and using "filmi" dialogues amidst the Pahalgam terror attack. The party questioned the failure to apprehend the perpetrators and the silence on Trump's ceasefire claims. Congress claims opposition MPs are effectively conveying India's anti-terrorism stance globally, contrasting it with BJP members allegedly spreading division.

Protesters in Imphal locked down two central government offices following an incident where a state transport bus was forced to conceal the word "Manipur." This action escalated tensions, leading to demands for an apology from the governor, fueled by concerns over the state's identity.

Three senior resident doctors, prominent in the RG Kar movement, allege punitive postings in Bengal, triggering accusations of government witch-hunting and counselling process violations. Junior doctors, supported by senior medical bodies, plan protests after being denied clarification from officials. The affected doctors claim their preferred postings were altered due to their protest involvement, undermining the transparency of the allocation process.

The Supreme Court declined to halt construction of a passenger jetty and terminal near the Gateway of India, as the Bombay High Court is already reviewing the matter and scheduled to hear it on June 16. The court acknowledged the project's potential benefits for the city, similar to the coastal road.

India has approved a new model for its indigenous AMCA fighter jet program, opening the door for private firms to bid alongside HAL. This move aims to accelerate development and production, fostering a robust domestic aerospace industry. While HAL is expected to participate, private companies can bid independently or in collaboration, promoting competition.

The Madhya Pradesh high court has ordered a Pocso Act FIR against a man who sought his missing minor daughter's return. The girl, produced in court, accused him of sexual advances and expressed her desire to live with her female friend.

Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, the former WFI chief, declared his vindication after a Delhi court accepted a closure report in a Pocso case against him. Speaking in Ayodhya, where he received a grand welcome, Singh asserted his faith in the judiciary and called for measures to prevent the misuse of sexual harassment laws, emphasizing that truth prevails.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced a major school recruitment drive to fill 24,203 vacancies resulting from court rulings. Starting May 30, the process includes age relaxation and experience advantages for applicants. An additional 20,000 teaching positions will also be created.

Dipika Kakar has revealed her stage 2 liver cancer diagnosis, sharing the heartbreaking news on social media. Her announcement prompted an outpouring of support from industry friends and former co-stars, including Gaurav Khanna, Gauahar Khan, and Avika Gor, who offered prayers and strength. Dipika remains positive and determined to fight the disease with the support of her family and well-wishers.

Eastern Railway has banned detailed photography and videography at its stations, citing national security concerns after a YouTuber's arrest for allegedly sharing sensitive information with Pakistani intelligence. Authorities are intensifying surveillance to enforce these restrictions, particularly at key connecting stations, to safeguard critical infrastructure and prevent security compromises. The rules apply across all Eastern Railway sections and divisions.

Following the tragic terrorist attack in Baisaran meadow, the J&K government, led by CM Omar Abdullah, has announced the construction of a memorial to honour the 26 victims. Aiming to restore tourist confidence, the cabinet meeting cleared the memorial in Baisaran — about 7km from Pahalgam and reachable either on foot or by horse — and Omar said he instructed PWD to start work.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) defeated Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in a high-scoring match. LSG scored 227/3, led by Rishabh Pant's century. RCB chased the target, finishing at 231/3. Virat Kohli scored 54, and RCB's captain hit an unbeaten 85. RCB secured a top-two position and will play Punjab Kings in Qualifier 1.

Virat Kohli achieved his 63rd IPL fifty against Lucknow Super Giants in 2025, surpassing David Warner for the most half-centuries in IPL history. Rishabh Pant's explosive, unbeaten 118 propelled LSG to a massive 227. Despite Kohli's milestone and a strong start, RCB faltered after his dismissal, leaving Anushka Sharma visibly disappointed as the team struggled to chase the target.

International students in the US on OPT are facing potential deportation due to stricter enforcement of SEVIS reporting rules. ICE is issuing letters threatening termination for those not promptly updating employment information, particularly regarding unemployment days.