The home in Birmingham had been swallowed up by nature after trees, weeds, and ivy had grown out of control for the last four decades
Ukraine's former foreign minister has starkly warned that British mothers must accept their sons have to die defending Europe, otherwise there is no NATO.
Following outrage over substandard train coaches provided to BSF personnel en route to Amarnath Yatra duty, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw swiftly suspended four officials. The ministry emphasized the paramount importance of security force dignity, initiating an inquiry to prevent future negligence. An alternative train was arranged for the BSF personnel after the initial coaches sparked criticism.
India and the US are aiming to finalize an initial trade deal by July 9, but a comprehensive agreement may take longer due to the Trump administration's evolving trade policies. Key issues include tariff implementation, competitiveness for Indian exporters, and protecting sensitive sectors like agriculture.
Enforcement Directorate officials searched eight locations, including the houses of Ballari MP E Tukaram and four MLAs. The searches related to the alleged Valmiki scam-linked money laundering case. Officials gathered evidence on the alleged misuse of funds during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
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Western states are seeking to “sacrifice” Ukraine for their own gain, the leader of Republika Srpska told RT Read Full Article at RT.com
The US is partially evacuating its embassies and military outposts in the Middle East Read Full Article at RT.com
Prime minister said, adding that Israel «will neither rest nor be silent until we return home all of our hostages»
Jeffrey Sachs also underscored that the West continues encouraging the war despite its devastating consequences for Ukraine
On June 12, 1995, the holiday was celebrated for the first time
As of 00:01 a.m. Moscow time the Brent price was up by 5.11% at $70 per barrel
Russian Ambassador to Washington Alexander Darchiev answered reporters’ questions at a reception at the Russian embassy in the US on the occasion of Russia Day
À quelques mois des scrutins législatif et local, Emmanuel Ombana, acteur engagé et fils du 2ᵉ arrondissement de la commune de Franceville, lance un Marathon Consultatif de terrain, du 10 au 19 juin 2025, dans les 16 quartiers de son arrondissement. Objectif : écouter, comprendre et co-définir les attentes prioritaires des populations, notamment des jeunes, pour une gouvernance locale ambitieuse et concertée pour les 7 prochaines années. Emmanuel Ombana est un acteur-clé du renouveau (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
The Supreme Court has ruled that homebuyers seeking refunds for project delays are not entitled to reimbursement for home loan interest paid. The court clarified that developers are only obligated to refund the principal amount and compensate with interest as per the agreement.
Justice Surya Kant cautioned against judicial overreach, emphasizing the importance of restraint and facilitating democratic dialogue rather than supplanting the legislature. CJI B R Gavai, echoing similar concerns, warned against judicial activism turning into 'judicial terrorism,' highlighting the challenges posed by social media's influence on public perception and the judiciary's independence.
Sonam Raghuvanshi and four others are in custody in Shillong, suspected of murdering her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, whose body was discovered near Weisawdong Falls. Sonam's medical tests are underway, while the police's SIT prepares to interrogate the suspects, cross-referencing their statements with available evidence to reconstruct the crime scene.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea from a Goa-born Pakistani Catholic man seeking Indian citizenship under the CAA, as he arrived after the 2014 cutoff date. Citing religious persecution in Pakistan and an expiring passport, he requested visa extension, but the court directed him to the Bombay High Court.
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar addressed Rahul Gandhi's voter fraud claims indirectly, highlighting the transparent electoral roll revision process shared with political parties since 1960. Speaking at an international conference, Kumar emphasized the rigorous annual exercise ensures electoral integrity.
India's Census 2027 aims for a swift data release by late 2027, leveraging digital technology for the first time. Enumerators will use mobile apps in 16 languages, offering citizens a self-enumeration option. This tech-driven approach, including pre-coded responses and intelligent character recognition, promises to significantly reduce processing time compared to previous censuses, with a dedicated portal for management and monitoring.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah clarified that the Congress high command, not his government, decided to conduct a fresh caste survey, amidst concerns about potential backlash from his core voter base. He stated that the 2015 report was accepted in principle, addressing complaints about outdated data.
CPM's convention in Srinagar advocated for the restoration of Article 370 and dialogue with Pakistan, a rare stance amidst prevailing demands for statehood. M Alexander Baby criticized the abrogation as a betrayal and refuted claims of peace and development, highlighting inadequate compensation for shelling victims.
A fire erupted in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly complex on Wednesday morning due to a short circuit, resulting in the destruction of historic photographs displayed in the lobby. The blaze damaged images of former governors, chief ministers, and legislators, along with furniture. Fortunately, the fire was quickly brought under control by the assembly staff, and no injuries were reported.
The Indian government confirmed that an Indian national detained at Newark Airport entered the U.S. illegally without a valid visa and was being deported following a court order. Authorities restrained him due to disruptive behavior during transit and admitted him to a medical facility. The Indian Consulate in New York is engaged with U.S.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized India's commitment to strengthening ties with the US, irrespective of political leadership, citing it as crucial for India's interests. He cautioned Europe about the potential repercussions of ignoring terrorism, referencing Osama bin Laden's presence in Pakistan.
CJI B R Gavai defended the Supreme Court's decision to allow sub-categorization within the Scheduled Caste quota, emphasizing its aim to ensure equitable distribution of benefits to the most marginalized. He highlighted that the ruling seeks to prevent the 'creamy layer' among SCs from monopolizing reservation benefits, allowing the most backward to access public employment and education.
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Fjölnir Sæmundsson, chairman of the National Union of Police Officers, says he is deeply concerned about the working conditions and safety of police officers in Iceland. He also suspects that the young men who recently threatened an officer at his home may have been manipulated by others.
