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Has Nimisha Priya been pardoned in Yemen? How Grand Mufti’s big claim has been refuted
Uncertainty continues in the case of Indian nurse Nimisha Priya, whose execution in Yemen was deferred earlier this month. The claim by the ‘Grand Mufti of India’ that the woman’s sentencing was overturned has been refuted by sources in the Indian government. The family of the man Priya killed has also said that no pardon has been granted

All 3 Pahalgam attackers killed in Operation Mahadev: Amit Shah tells Parliament
Home Minister Amit Shah confirmed in the Lok Sabha that three terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack were killed by security forces in a joint operation by the Army, CRPF, and J&K Police

Operation Sindoor exposed Pakistan, told the world it sponsors terrorism: Amit Shah in Parl
Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that Operation Sindoor exposed Pakistan as a state-sponsor of terrorism. He said that even though Pakistan attacked Indian civilian sites, India never attacked civilians in Pakistan.

Air passenger complaints in India soar in first half of 2025, nearly matching 2024’s full-year total
Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has recorded a staggering number of complaints in the first half of 2025, reaching nearly 98 per cent of the total complaints filed throughout the entire year of 2024.

Op Mahadev: How Chinese device gave Pahalgam mastermind away and led to his killing
A Chinese communication device that turned on two days ago helped Indian security officials track down three terrorists inside the Dachigam forest of Jammu and Kashmir. It took a team of highly-trained personnel less than three hours to complete the mission, resulting in the deaths of the three, who were reportedly linked to the Pahalgam attack, including the mastermind Hashim Musa

Pahalgam attack mastermind killed in Operation Mahadev; Father of Lt Narwal salutes forces
The father of Lt Vinay Narwal, a victim of the April Pahalgam terror attack, praised Indian forces on Monday after the mastermind behind the assault was gunned down alongside two other terrorists near Srinagar.

Operation Sindoor Debate | No Modi-Trump call between from April 22 to June 17, Jaishankar tells Lok Sabha
Parliament Monsoon session updates: The Lok Sabha on Monday (July 28) is holding a special discussion on Operation Sindoor, India’s military response to the recent Pahalgam terror attack, during the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Defence minister Rajnath Singh earlier opened the debate whereas, Rahul Gandhi is key Opposition speaker.

After Pahalgam, Operation Sindoor was a clear message against terror: 10 things Jaishankar said in LS
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, speaking in the Lok Sabha during the Operation Sindoor debate, said India’s response to the Pahalgam attack combined restraint, resolve, and international outreach.

Army kills 3 terrorists in J&K encounter, officials confirm Pahalgam mastermind dead
After the Indian Army announced killing three terrorists on the outskirts of Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar today, officials confirmed to PTI that one of those killed was Sulieman alias Asif, the alleged mastermind of the Pahalgam attack.

WATCH: No Modi-Trump phone call took place between April 22 and June 17, says Jaishankar
EAM Jaishankar confirmed in Lok Sabha there was no phone call between PM Modi and President Trump between April 22 and June 17, dispelling rumours of secret negotiations or trade-linked talks amid India’s Operation Sindoor.

‘Red lines were crossed’: Jaishankar calls Operation Sindoor a new normal in India’s counter-terror doctrine
Operation Sindoor is a new era in India’s counter-terror response, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said in Lok Sabha, outlining robust actions and global diplomatic support after the Pahalgam attack.

How EV diplomacy between India and China runs on mistrust and minerals
As India courts foreign automakers like Tesla and VinFast, the uneasy road for BYD exposes deep fault lines between India and China in a post-Galwan world

Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament: Is Shashi Tharoor not on the Congress debate list?
As the Lok Sabha began a fiery debate on Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror attack, the ruling NDA and the Opposition have lined up some of their key leaders to speak on the issues. However, the absence of senior Opposition leader Shashi Tharoor, who led India's anti-terror delegation to the US, from the list of speakers has caught attention

‘No important asset of ours was damaged’: Rajnath Singh on Op Sindoor debate in Lok Sabha
Opening the Lok Sabha floor for the debate on Operation Sindoor, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made it clear that 'no important asset of India' was damaged during Operation Sindoor against terror camps in Pakistan

India resets Libya priority: Security forces return to embassy, eyes on oil and strategic depth
With oil prices volatile and supply chains under strain, India eyes Libya as a critical addition to its long-term energy security strategy

Barabanki temple stampede: Monkeys cause mayhem, 2 dead; CM Yogi expresses grief
The incident occurred in the early hours of Monday during the sacred month of Shravan, as devotees gathered for the 'jalabhishek' ritual, offering water to the deity.

Australia, Ireland and beyond: Are attacks on Indians abroad on the rise?
On July 19, two Indians were brutally attacked in two separate incidents — one in Ireland’s Dublin and the other in Australia’s Adelaide. However, data suggests that these aren’t one-off incidents and hatred against Indians is on the rise across the globe

Why is TCS letting go of 12,000 of its employees? Is AI the reason?
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced that it would reduce its global workforce by approximately two per cent, a move that will affect over 12,000 employees, primarily at the middle and senior levels, over the next year. The IT giant said the decision is part of a broader strategy to make TCS ‘more agile and future-ready’

Op Sindoor debate in Parl today, PM Modi says precision strikes a message for terrorists
PM Modi set the tone of the government as the Parliament prepares for a fiery debate on the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor. The Prime Minister warned that there will be no safe havens for terrorists

A court order leaves India's Cuba envoy with two wives, Supreme Court hears case
In 2022, the Gauhati High Court ruled that a marriage under the Christian Marriage Act can't be dissolved by customary practices of the Kuki tribe. This decision created a complex matrimonial situation for Thongkomang Armstrong Changsan, India’s ambassador to Cuba

Massive layoffs at TCS: Over 12,000 employees at Indian tech company to be impacted
The company, which has over 613,000 employees, said the job cuts come as it adopts artificial intelligence and other technologies while expanding into new markets amid subdued demand

No safe haven for terrorists, enemies of India after Operation Sindoor, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said Operation Sindoor showed the world the way India would respond if its sovereignty was attacked and that the crossborder military offensive has created a new selfconfidence across the country.

300 crore scam, overseas bank accounts and 162 foreign trips: Startling details of Ghaziabad's fake embassy probe
Police are now probing Jain’s role in this massive scam, having already found he used the fake embassy to lure victims with job promises

Stampede at Haridwar's Mansa Devi temple: 6 dead, electrocution rumour triggered panic
Garhwal Division Commissioner Vinay Shankar Pandey said stampede occurred 'after a huge crowd gathered at the Mansa Devi temple', confirming that at least six devotees have died

NCERT to introduce Operation Sindoor case study, highlighting India’s security and diplomacy
The goal is to teach students how countries handle terror threats and how defence, diplomacy, and teamwork between government departments ensure national security

Amid rising student suicides in India, SC issues 15 guidelines for educational institutions
The Supreme Court of India highlighted that academic stress, exam pressure, and inadequate institutional support are driving many students to take their lives.

Pakistan crumbled, sought ceasefire 'in less than 50' air-launched weapons during Op Sindoor: IAF vice-chief
Although Air Marshal Tiwari did not specify the exact weapons used during the May 7–10 clashes, the IAF deployed Sukhoi-30MKI, Rafale, and Mirage-2000 fighter jets to carry out precision strikes using BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles

AI171 crash: Probe pending in India, new US aviation regulator boss rules out fuel switch glitch
Commenting on the devastating Air India plane crash, the new head of the US's Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), Bryan Bedford, dismissed the possibility of an inadvertent movement of the aircraft's fuel control switch.

Vantara launches landmark elephant welfare programme in collaboration with Project Elephant
Vantara, the wildlife conservation initiative led by Anant Ambani, in collaboration with Project Elephant and the Ministry of Environment, has launched the 'Gajsevak Sammelan', a five-day training programme at its Jamnagar facility for over 100 mahouts and elephant caregivers from across India.

Operation Sindoor ongoing, future soldier must be info, tech and scholar warrior: CDS Gen Chauhan
Asserting that Operation Sindoor "still continues", Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Friday said the country's military preparedness must remain at a "very high" level, round the clock and throughout the year.