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3 injured Kuki youths shifted from RIMS in Manipur amid tight security

On Tuesday (June 16) night, security forces foiled attempts made by protesters to storm the hospital premises. The demonstrators were demanding that the three youths be handed over to them

PM Modi holds bilateral talks with leaders of U.K., UAE on the sidelines of G7 Summit

The Modi-Starmer meeting came at a time when the U.K. Prime Minister’s political future is in question – a byelection could put a potential contender for his post, Andy Burnham, back in the U.K. Parliament.

World suffers from shortage of trust: PM Modi to G7 leaders

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump greet each other against a backdrop of strained India-U.S. ties; the two leaders are scheduled to meet on Wednesday

Tata says India pollution board drops scrutiny of Apple iPhone parts plant

Tamil Nadu’s pollution control authority had warned Tata of a forced shutdown unless it explained why government inspections found that wastewater discharge ‌had contaminated open wells in adjacent agricultural lands

Inside Mangav, a unique Maharashtra village for abandoned women and their children

Founded by Dr Rajendra and Dr Sucheta Dhamane, Mangav is home to 477 rescued women and 43 children, where residents run a bakery, manage farms and dairy units, and will soon launch a highway café as part of their rehabilitation journey

West Asia LIVE: Iran and U.S. to embark on two months of peace talks on June 19

Donald ‌Trump issued a rare public rebuke of Israel's military tactics in ​Lebanon targeting Hezbollah militants

West Asia highlights: Iran says talks on final U.S. deal to begin this week

U.S.-Iran peace deal to be signed at Switzerland's Burgenstock resort on Friday (June 19, 2026)

How Herat defied the Taliban regime, chanting ‘women, work and freedom’

The protests in the Afghan city in the first week of June were triggered by the enforcement of a dress code, which requires women to wear burqa in public; many women, including those wearing traditional Afghan wear of manto, were arrested, but released later as entire communities protested

‘Dancing Girl’ controversy: Revisiting Harappa’s iconic artefact, its many meanings