June 6, 2026

Fact Check: Is China carrying out a massive military build-up near Arunachal Pradesh? Here’s the truth behind viral claim | India News

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Screen grab: youtube/CGTN Europe PIB, the government’s fact-checking agency, has dismissed viral claims regarding China’s “large-scale military build-up near Arunachal Pradesh”. “The video has no relation to any exercise on the Indian border,” it said in a post on X. The claims had triggered concerns about renewed tensions along the Line of Actual Control.“Several social…

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Several injured after mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach; video captures gunmen opening fire — watch

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Image: X@/AustralianJA, DrewPavlou Multiple people were shot and at least eight were rushed to hospitals on Sunday following a shooting at Sydney’s popular Bondi Beach, officials said, as police responded to a developing incident and urged the public to avoid the area. A spokesperson for the New South Wales Ambulance Service said multiple people were…

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‘Severely damaging’: Domestic copper sector under strain; industry warns against ‘zero-duty imports under FTAs’

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Cheap copper imports under multiple free trade agreements (FTAs) are “severely damaging” India’s domestic manufacturing system, the Indian Primary Copper Producers Association (IPCPA) said, urging the government to step in with safeguard duties and quantitative restrictions.The industry body said a surge in zero-duty copper imports is eroding India’s smelting and downstream manufacturing base, even as…

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High tension! India maintain ‘no handshake’, avoid eye contact vs Pakistan | U19 Asia Cup | Cricket News

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At the toss, neither Ayush Mhatre nor Pakistan skipper Farhan Yousaf initiated the customary exchange of pleasantries. (ACC Photo) NEW DELHI: As India and Pakistan clashed once again on the cricket field, this time in the U19 Men’s Asia Cup, India captain Ayush Mhatre maintained the team’s ‘no handshake’ policy during the group-stage fixture at…

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ISRO’s BlueBird-6 launch rescheduled to December 21: Heaviest US satellite to boost global broadband in major Indo-US mission |

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ISRO is preparing for the launch of BlueBird-6, the biggest US commercial satellite so far, which is now rescheduled for execution on the 21st of December 2025. Earlier, it was scheduled for the 15th of December. Developed in collaboration with the US-based company AST SpaceMobile, the BlueBird-6 satellite aims to establish direct-to-device broadband connectivity for…

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CSIR NET exam 2025 on December 18: Complete exam structure and marking scheme explained here

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CSIR NET exam 2025 on December 18 The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the CSIR‑UGC NET December 2025 on December 18, giving aspiring researchers and lecturers a chance to qualify for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Lectureship/Assistant Professor positions in Indian universities and research institutes. The agency has already released the city intimation slip,…

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Akshaye Khanna ‘Fa9la’ viral dance: Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma did ‘Dhurandhar’s iconic step before it became a trend – Watch |

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Ranveer Singh starrer ‘Dhurandhar’ has been making headlines even before it made a big screen debut. Early reviews were only talking about the storyline, stellar performances, but the internet is obsessed with Akshaye Khanna’s entry scene and his viral dance steps in Flipperachi’s ‘Fa9la.’ However, did you know that before the internet became an Akshaye…

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‘Not very surprising’: Congress blames Trump-Modi ties over reports of India not being part of Pax Silica; what is the nine-nation initiative? | India News

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NEW DELHI: Congress on Saturday launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming it was “not very surprising” that India has been left out of a new US-led high-tech supply chain initiative, “Pax Silica,” citing it a “sharp downturn in Trump–Modi ties.“These remarks came after some reports stated that the United States has…

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