The 125-year-old Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Sahib in Farooqabad lies in ruins, a demolition that has triggered sharp diplomatic friction between New Delhi and Islamabad. Indian officials are framing the destruction not as an isolated incident, but as a systematic effort to erase minority religious heritage within Pakistan.
Eight workers died when a stone quarry in Bengaluru’s Madapattana collapsed, burying laborers under falling boulders. Among the victims was Dharmesh Singh, a blast machine operator whose family learned of his death from coworkers rather than officials, sparking urgent calls for transparency and accountability regarding site safety protocols.
After fifteen years of internal mismanagement and mounting corruption allegations, the Trinamool Congress faces a terminal decline in public support. BJP leader Gourav Vallabh warns that the party’s reputation has eroded beyond repair, setting the stage for a significant political shift within West Bengal’s electoral landscape.
The destruction of the 125-year-old Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Sahib in Farooqabad has ignited a sharp diplomatic row between India and Pakistan. Indian officials and community leaders have condemned the demolition as a targeted assault on religious heritage and a failure by Islamabad to protect its minority sites.
Jadavpur BJP MLA Sarbori Mukherjee has rejected the legitimacy of internal Trinamool Congress power struggles, dismissing the party’s factions as indistinguishable entities built on systemic corruption. Her critique arrives as rebel groups prepare to challenge the party’s official standing before the Chief Election Commissioner.
Congress MP Sukhdeo Bhagat has accused the central government of shielding suspects involved in the alleged embezzlement of Ram Temple donations. By opting for a Special Investigation Team instead of filing a formal First Information Report, Bhagat argues the administration is intentionally obscuring accountability in a case of immense public significance.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju arrived at the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre on Friday to anchor a two-day orientation programme on parliamentary procedure. Designed for newly elected West Bengal Legislative Assembly members, the initiative aims to refine legislative effectiveness and reinforce executive accountability through expert-led technical sessions.
West Bengal BJP legislator Sarbori Mukherjee has characterized the deepening schism within the Trinamool Congress as a fight devoid of ideological substance. Speaking on the escalating clash between Mamata Banerjee’s loyalists and the faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee, Mukherjee dismissed the entire dispute as a battle between competing, compromised interests.
A sea of black-clad mourners flooded the streets of Tehran this week, marking the start of a five-day funerary procession for the late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. As the capital grinds to a halt, the government has transformed the mourning period into a deliberate display of national cohesion and defiance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi framed the annual Amarnath Yatra as a profound spiritual privilege, using the commencement of the pilgrimage to call for a heightened sense of national duty among devotees. He specifically urged participants to integrate environmental stewardship and support for local indigenous commerce into their journey to the sacred site.
Congress MLC Dr. Addanki Dayakar has accused the Bharat Rashtra Samithi of manufacturing a political facade in Telangana to secure its status as the primary opposition. He claims this maneuver serves as a calculated precursor to a future electoral alliance with the BJP, aimed at bolstering the party's fading leverage.
Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K. Annamalai is set to debut his new political organization, 'We The Leaders,' with a drug-awareness conference in Pollachi on July 12. Supporters marked the beginning of preparations on Thursday with a traditional Bhoomi Pooja on the Pollachi-Coimbatore Road, signaling a formal shift in the state's political landscape.
Columns of black smoke choked the skyline over Kyiv Thursday morning as a brutal wave of Russian missiles and drones tore through the capital. The assault stands as the deadliest single incident for the city this year, leaving at least 30 people dead and turning residential districts into scenes of wreckage.
The recovery of Nicholas F. Gosselin’s body by Indonesian forces on Friday marks a grim turning point in the conflict within Papua. Shot down by separatist fighters, the American pilot became the latest casualty in a long-standing regional struggle, prompting immediate international concern over the province's escalating instability.
Forty years after the last official trip by an Indian head of government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in New Zealand next week. Christopher Luxon confirmed the visit on Friday, signaling a definitive shift toward deeper diplomatic and economic cooperation between the two nations following recent trade breakthroughs.
Two people died and eight others sustained injuries as Russian forces launched a coordinated overnight assault across Ukraine. Regional officials confirmed the casualties occurred during drone strikes in the Sumy region and a targeted missile attack against a densely populated residential area in Kryvyi Rih.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Copenhagen on Thursday to launch a strategic Nordic tour, holding high-level discussions with Danish counterpart Lars Lokke Rasmussen. The meeting serves as a primary effort to recalibrate bilateral relations and establish a foundation for deeper cooperation between Beijing and the Nordic region.
A failure to establish a joint communications center left Secret Service agents blind to 102 local radio transmissions regarding a suspicious person in Butler, Pennsylvania. The oversight meant President Donald Trump’s protective detail remained unaware of the threat posed by Thomas Crooks until he opened fire on July 13, 2024.
At least 27 people are dead and 130 buildings lie in ruins after a relentless wave of Russian missiles and drones slammed into Kyiv during the early hours of Thursday. The city was rocked by a series of high-impact explosions, shattering the capital’s relative calm in one of the deadliest strikes this year.
The Secret Service missed 102 local radio transmissions regarding Thomas Crooks before he opened fire at a 2024 campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. A new Department of Homeland Security inspector general report confirms that a lack of integrated communication channels left agents blind to escalating threats during the event.
As cross-border violence intensifies between Afghanistan and Pakistan, the U.S. State Department has formally affirmed Islamabad’s right to defend itself against militant threats. This diplomatic pivot underscores Washington's commitment to regional stability, signaling a potential shift in how international powers engage with the volatile security architecture along the Durand Line.
A rudimentary explosive device packed with metal shrapnel tore through a crowded café near the Palace of Justice in central Damascus, killing nine people. The blast, which left another 20 civilians wounded, marks a violent escalation as the government struggles to maintain order in the capital.
A seven-year-old child was among three civilians killed in a wave of Russian strikes across eastern Ukraine on Thursday. Regional officials confirmed the casualties in the Dnipropetrovsk and Donetsk regions, where ongoing artillery and aerial bombardments continue to devastate residential areas and local infrastructure near the front lines.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio engaged in high-level discussions with his Chinese counterpart this Thursday, marking a deliberate attempt to stabilize a volatile bilateral relationship. The exchange prioritized the establishment of a framework grounded in reciprocity and fairness as both nations navigate deepening geopolitical friction on the world stage.
The death toll climbed to 25 on Thursday morning as residents of Kyiv emerged from shelters to find a city scarred by the most destructive overnight bombardment of the year. Over 130 buildings were damaged in the assault, turning residential neighborhoods into scenes of smoldering wreckage and shattered glass.
At least 21 people died early Thursday as Russia unleashed a massive barrage of drones and missiles upon Kyiv. The overnight offensive, the deadliest assault on the capital since May, left 130 buildings damaged and triggered widespread panic as residents scrambled to evacuate under the intense bombardment.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is increasingly framed as the natural successor to Keir Starmer, a prospect he bolstered during a Thursday LBC radio interview. While dodging questions on his potential cabinet appointments, specifically the finance minister role, he signaled a firm commitment to the party’s current fiscal trajectory.
During the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed his Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi as "Choti Behen," a term for "younger sister." The gesture, noted by Japanese Press Secretary Toshihiro Kitamura, served as the opening note for a visit aimed at strengthening the personal rapport between the two heads of state.
A Bishkek court has handed four-year probationary sentences to a group of former senior officials, including the country's ex-security chief, for conspiring to overthrow President Sadyr Japarov. The verdict signals a decisive consolidation of executive power in a nation long defined by rapid political shifts and internal volatility.
Seven laborers from Bihar died Thursday morning when boulders crushed their work site at a quarry in Madapattana, Karnataka. The accident, which also left several others injured, prompted an immediate visit from Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar to Rajarajeshwari Hospital to console the victims' families and survivors.