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"Looking Forward To Present India's Vision": Rajnath Singh Ahead Of SCO Meet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Qingdao for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meet, aiming to strengthen regional peace and urges action against terrorism. He is the first Indian union Minister to visit China since 2020.
Australian Companies Recover Faster With Tougher Regulations After Cyberattack: Study
Australian companies have sharply reduced the time it takes to recover from cyberattacks, a sign of improved preparedness amid heightened regulatory pressure following high-profile breaches at Optus and Medibank.
Vande Mataram: The Song Shubhanshu Shukla Listened To Before Space Trip
A fighter pilot to the core, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla's favourite song is from actor Hrithik Roshan's 2024 film 'Fighter'.
China Accuses CIA Making "Absurd" Attempt To Recruit Spies
Beijing accused the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday of making an "absurd" attempt to recruit Chinese citizens via videos posted to social media.
Brazilian Hiker Found Dead 4 Days After Falling Off Indonesian Volcano
A Brazilian hiker died after falling from a cliff while trekking on an active volcano in Indonesia, her family and authorities confirmed.
Japan Conducts First Domestic Surface-To-Ship Missile Test
Japan on Wednesday called its first surface-to-ship missile test within its territory necessary training given the current "severe security environment", as it boosts military capacity to counter China.

Jun 25, 2025
Weather 90% Favourable For Axiom-4 Mission: SpaceX
Indian-Origin Zohran Mamdani Wins Democratic Race For New York Mayor Polls
Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday conceded New York City's Democratic mayoral primary election to left-wing rival Zohran Mamdani, who won 43 per cent of the vote with 90 per cent of ballots counted.
What Trump Said After Report Claims Strikes Didn't Destroy Iran Nuke Sites: 10 Points
Israel and Iran agreed to a ceasefire on Tuesday, ending 12 days of tit-for-tat strikes. However, a new intel report claimed US strikes on the Islamic republic did not destroy Tehran's nuclear program, as claimed by US President Donald Trump.
Australia mushroom trial live: judge’s charge to Erin Patterson jury continues on day 37
Victorian woman, 50, has pleaded not guilty to three charges of murder and one of attempted murder over a fatal mushroom lunch in 2023. Follow liveBeale says Fox-Henry testified that in May 2022 a user on the Cooler Master entered the term ‘iNaturalist” on the search engine Bing.A user also visited the Korumburra Middle Pub website shortly after a visit to iNaturalist in the same month, Fox-Henry told the court. Continue reading...
‘Yuck factor’: eating insects rather than meat to help the planet is failing, study finds
People are disgusted by the idea of eating bugs despite their lighter planetary cost compared to traditional livestockRecent efforts to encourage people to eat insects are doomed to fail because of widespread public disgust at the idea, making it unlikely insects will help people switch from the environmentally ruinous habit of meat consumption, a new study has found.Farming and eating insects has been touted in recent years as a greener alternative to eating traditional meat due to the heavy environmental toll of raising livestock, which is a leading driver of deforestation, responsible for more than half of global water pollution, and may cause more than a third of all greenhouse gases that can be allowed if the world is to avoid disastrous climate change, the new research finds. Continue reading...
Poorest parts of England to get £2.2bn more for NHS to cut care inequalities
Deprived and coastal areas to get extra cash this year for staff and resources in effort to improve health outcomesEngland’s poorest areas will get billions in extra health funding under new government plans to tackle stark inequalities in access to care and health outcomes.NHS services in deprived and coastal places will receive a £2.2bn boost this year to pay for more staff and equipment to help them close the wide gap in resources between them and well-off areas. Continue reading...
‘Reconnecting’ defence with society: the public outreach aims behind UK’s army cadet drive
Government’s defence plans include 30% expansion of cadet forces, seen as critical to ‘understanding’ of defenceIt is a balmy Thursday evening in north-east London and a dozen teenagers in combat fatigues are practising first aid on each other inside an army cadet training centre.“Remember, never leave a casualty alone as they might freeze to death,” an instructor reminds them as a newer group of recruits in the yard outside get to grips with marching under the watchful eye of L/Cpl Erik Hanuschi, a cadet veteran at 17. Continue reading...