PM Modi delivered a strong message on the Indus Water Treaty and cross-border terrorism, vowing to protect India’s rightful water share and responding firmly to ongoing terror threats. Meanwhile, the US government issued a stern warning to Indian and international students, cautioning that visas could be revoked for skipping classes or dropping out without informing their schools. This follows a recent crackdown that saw thousands of students lose their study permits.
In politics, Tej Pratap Yadav congratulated his younger brother Tejashwi Yadav on the birth of his second child, despite being expelled from RJD party. On the weather front, the India Meteorological Department forecasted an ‘above normal’ monsoon with 106% rainfall this season, raising hopes for farmers and rural livelihoods. In sports, injured Rishabh Pant touched hearts by signing a ball for a young fan as Royal Challengers Bengaluru aim for a top-two IPL finish against Lucknow Super Giants.
PM Modi slams Indus Treaty, says even limited action has Pakistan 'sweating’
PM Modi questioned why citizens had to suffer reduced water access and vowed to ensure their rightful share. PM Modi also addressed terrorism, stating India must no longer tolerate cross-border attacks and should respond firmly. “Shouldn’t a bullet be answered with a shell?” he asked, criticising years of inaction and declaring that it’s time to remove the “thorn” of terrorism permanently. Read full story
US warns Indian, international students: Visa can be revoked for skipping classes or dropping out
The US embassy in India said such actions could also affect future visa eligibility. This follows reports that over 4,700 international students lost their study permits this spring, often without prior notice, amid President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration. The US monitors foreign students via SEVIS, an online tracking system. In 2023, India received over 1.4 lakh student visas, more than any other country, marking a third consecutive record. Read full story
Tej Pratap Yadav congratulated younger brother Tejashwi Yadav on becoming a father for second time
This came days after Tej Pratap was expelled from the party and family by RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav for “irresponsible behaviour” following Tej Pratap’s revelation about his relationship with Anushka Yadav. Despite backing Lalu’s decision, Tejashwi said his brother is an adult free to make personal choices. Tejashwi and his wife Rajshree announced the birth of their son, their second child after daughter Katyayani, born in March 2023. The couple married in December 2021. Read full story
IMD predicts ‘above normal’ monsoon with 106% rainfall this season
The updated forecast predicts 106% of the long-period average (LPA) rainfall from June to September, slightly higher than the previous estimate of 105%. Central and peninsular India are likely to get above normal rainfall, northwest India normal rainfall, while northeast India may receive below normal rain. The monsoon core zone, crucial for farming, is also expected to see above normal rainfall, offering a positive outlook for crop sowing and rural livelihoods. Monsoon rains provide nearly 70% of India’s annual rainfall. Read full story
Injured Rishabh Pant signs ball for young fan despite limping
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will play cautiously in their final league match against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) as they aim to secure a top-two finish in IPL 2025. RCB can enter the top two for the first time since 2016 if they win, benefiting from recent Gujarat Titans losses. A top-two spot gives a direct path to Qualifier 1, with a chance to reach the final early. Read full story
In politics, Tej Pratap Yadav congratulated his younger brother Tejashwi Yadav on the birth of his second child, despite being expelled from RJD party. On the weather front, the India Meteorological Department forecasted an ‘above normal’ monsoon with 106% rainfall this season, raising hopes for farmers and rural livelihoods. In sports, injured Rishabh Pant touched hearts by signing a ball for a young fan as Royal Challengers Bengaluru aim for a top-two IPL finish against Lucknow Super Giants.
PM Modi slams Indus Treaty, says even limited action has Pakistan 'sweating’
PM Modi questioned why citizens had to suffer reduced water access and vowed to ensure their rightful share. PM Modi also addressed terrorism, stating India must no longer tolerate cross-border attacks and should respond firmly. “Shouldn’t a bullet be answered with a shell?” he asked, criticising years of inaction and declaring that it’s time to remove the “thorn” of terrorism permanently. Read full story
US warns Indian, international students: Visa can be revoked for skipping classes or dropping out
The US embassy in India said such actions could also affect future visa eligibility. This follows reports that over 4,700 international students lost their study permits this spring, often without prior notice, amid President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration. The US monitors foreign students via SEVIS, an online tracking system. In 2023, India received over 1.4 lakh student visas, more than any other country, marking a third consecutive record. Read full story
Tej Pratap Yadav congratulated younger brother Tejashwi Yadav on becoming a father for second time
This came days after Tej Pratap was expelled from the party and family by RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav for “irresponsible behaviour” following Tej Pratap’s revelation about his relationship with Anushka Yadav. Despite backing Lalu’s decision, Tejashwi said his brother is an adult free to make personal choices. Tejashwi and his wife Rajshree announced the birth of their son, their second child after daughter Katyayani, born in March 2023. The couple married in December 2021. Read full story
IMD predicts ‘above normal’ monsoon with 106% rainfall this season
The updated forecast predicts 106% of the long-period average (LPA) rainfall from June to September, slightly higher than the previous estimate of 105%. Central and peninsular India are likely to get above normal rainfall, northwest India normal rainfall, while northeast India may receive below normal rain. The monsoon core zone, crucial for farming, is also expected to see above normal rainfall, offering a positive outlook for crop sowing and rural livelihoods. Monsoon rains provide nearly 70% of India’s annual rainfall. Read full story
Injured Rishabh Pant signs ball for young fan despite limping
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will play cautiously in their final league match against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) as they aim to secure a top-two finish in IPL 2025. RCB can enter the top two for the first time since 2016 if they win, benefiting from recent Gujarat Titans losses. A top-two spot gives a direct path to Qualifier 1, with a chance to reach the final early. Read full story
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