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India successfully conducted the first flight test of the Agni-5 missile equipped with MIRV technology under Mission Divyastra. Developed by DRDO, the missile can carry multiple nuclear warheads, placing India among a select group of nations possessing advanced MIRV capabilities.
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GT set to play a crucial encounter against SRH
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The National Testing Agency said NEET (UG) 2026 was conducted under strict security with AI surveillance, biometric checks and GPS-tracked logistics. Amid allegations probed by Rajasthan Special Operations Group, the agency is cooperating fully, while investigators examine claims of a leaked “guess paper”
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The Enforcement Directorate opposed Jacqueline Fernandez’s plea to become an approver in the Rs 200 crore money laundering case linked to Sukesh Chandrashekhar, alleging she failed to cooperate fully and remained in contact with him despite knowing his criminal background
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Joao Rui Ferreira said India and Portugal can deepen economic ties in renewable energy, manufacturing, startups and infrastructure. He highlighted Portugal’s expertise, strong digital ecosystem and gateway access to Europe as major opportunities for Indian businesses and investors
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Lightning killed around 90 sheep and goats belonging to two nomadic Bakarwal families in Ganderbal district overnight. The incident occurred in the high-altitude Poshkar grazing area during intense weather activity, causing major financial losses to the livestock-dependent families from Rajouri
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The Indian National Congress attacked Narendra Modi over his appeal for austerity measures amid the West Asia conflict, calling it proof of economic failure. Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge accused the government of shifting responsibility onto citizens after years of mismanagement
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Industry experts backed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to avoid non-essential gold purchases, saying it would help conserve foreign exchange reserves. They also urged revival of the Gold Monetisation Scheme to protect artisans, reduce imports and improve India’s macroeconomic stability
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said appeasement politics had historically opposed restoration of cultural heritage sites like the Somnath Temple and the Ram Mandir. Addressing the Somnath Amrut Mahotsav, he asserted India would never bow to external pressure
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Aluminium prices rose 0.72 per cent to Rs 371.50 per kg in futures trade on Monday as traders created fresh positions amid a positive spot market trend. Analysts said demand from consuming industries and strong market sentiment supported the rise in aluminium futures prices
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The Centre announced that the VB-G RAM G Act will replace MGNREGA nationwide from July 1. Existing job cards and ongoing works will continue seamlessly. The government said the new law aims to strengthen rural employment, infrastructure development and village self-reliance through gram panchayats
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A report shows that while most employees in India are using AI at work, only about 35% believe it has delivered expected returns on investment. The study highlights growing AI adoption, rising training efforts, and expanding workplace use, but notes gaps in governance and measurable benefits
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Two female cheetahs from Botswana were released into the open forests of Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh after completing quarantine, marking another step in India’s Project Cheetah. The initiative aims to restore the species, with the total population now rising to 57 including cub
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India’s MEA fact-check unit has dismissed viral social media claims about evacuation plans with the UAE and a deepfake video targeting its spokesperson. Officials called the reports fabricated, warning that misinformation and AI-generated content are being used to spread false narratives about India
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal asking citizens to reduce gold purchases, fuel use and foreign travel amid the global energy crisis. He called it a sign of “policy failure,” while the government defended it as economic prudence during West Asia tensions
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Three alleged sharpshooters arrested in Uttar Pradesh in connection with the Chandranath Rath murder case will be produced before a Barasat court. Rath, a political aide, was shot dead by bike-borne assailants, with investigators citing a planned attack involving fake number plates and coordinated vehicles
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Kerala’s UDF victory has been overshadowed by uncertainty over the next chief minister, with Congress leadership unable to resolve internal factional claims among KC Venugopal, VD Satheesan and Ramesh Chennithala. The high command is continuing consultations to avoid internal splits
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay took oath as an MLA during the first session of the newly constituted Assembly after assuming office a day earlier. The TVK leader retained the Perambur seat and participated in proceedings marking the formal start of the new House.
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Jewellery stocks in India fell sharply after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to postpone non-essential gold purchases to conserve foreign exchange amid global energy concerns. Companies like Titan, Kalyan Jewellers and Senco Gold saw heavy losses as demand fears weighed on the sector
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the Somnath Amrutparv-2026 celebrations in Gujarat as the Somnath Temple marks 75 years since its post-Independence reconstruction. The event includes rituals, a commemorative coin and stamp release, an exhibition on the temple’s history, and an Indian Air Force aerial display
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Goa forensic experts have rejected the forest department’s claim that a Home Guard jawan died in a bison attack, calling the conclusion unscientific and beyond their authority. They cited inconsistencies in injuries and evidence, while also flagging concerns over leaked post-mortem documents
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AIADMK faces internal turmoil after its poor Tamil Nadu Assembly election performance, with growing speculation over factional divisions between Edappadi K. Palaniswami and C.V. Shanmugam. Separate meetings by rival camps have intensified uncertainty over leadership, alliances and the party’s future direction
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Tamil Nadu’s new Assembly faces its first political test with the May 12 Speaker election. The DMK is likely to field senior MLA R. Sakkarapani against the ruling TVK-backed candidate, amid uncertainty over AIADMK unity and shifting opposition alliances in the House
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked National Technology Day by recalling India’s 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests and praising scientists’ contributions to national progress. He highlighted technology’s role in building a self-reliant India through innovation, research, defence advancements and scientific excellence