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Novo Nordisk launched Awiqli, the first once-weekly basal insulin injection, in India. Diabetes affects over 101 million people in India, with an additional 136 million having prediabetes. The product is now available in the Indian market.
Justin Bieber announced as a performer for the FIFA World Cup 2026 final halftime show. Madonna, Shakira, and BTS will also perform. The performance is curated by Chris Martin and will support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund. The halftime show is a new addition to the World Cup.
Calcutta High Court allows TMC to operate frozen bank accounts. The Trinamool Congress's bank accounts were previously frozen. The court granted interim relief to the party.
Donald Trump repeated claims about the India-Pakistan conflict. Donald Trump has previously claimed to have mediated an end to the India-Pakistan conflict. Donald Trump claimed 11 jets were shot down during India-Pakistan hostilities.
Donald Trump repeatedly asserts his personal role in ending the India-Pakistan conflict, claiming 11 jets were shot down and he averted nuclear war. These claims, including that Pakistan's Prime Minister praised his intervention, are consistently rejected by India, which denies any US mediation.
President Trump's confrontational rhetoric, exemplified by attacks on Spain, actively undermines NATO unity. This division persists despite member states agreeing to boost defense spending, raising concerns about the alliance's cohesion.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories delays commercial supplies of semaglutide due to active ingredient quality issues. Semaglutide is a key ingredient in popular diabetes and weight loss drugs. The company announced the delay and its impact on share prices.
Maharashtra FDA suspends license of Mumbai's iconic K Rustom ice cream parlour. K Rustom is an iconic ice cream parlour in Mumbai, founded in 1953 and known for its signature ice cream sandwiches. FDA found serious food safety and hygiene violations during an inspection.
Rescue teams recovered more bodies from the Wayanad landslide site, indicating ongoing search and rescue efforts. A landslide occurred in Wayanad, Kerala, impacting a tunnel project. Three persons remain missing after the Wayanad landslide.
Sharad Pawar's meeting with Eknath Shinde in Shinde's office. Sharad Pawar is a senior leader in the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance in Maharashtra, and Eknath Shinde is the current Chief Minister, having previously been part of a different political faction. Shiv Sena (UBT) leaders publicly criticized the meeting, citing hurt and damage to credibility.
U.S. ends strike campaign against Iran. The strikes are part of ongoing international tensions. U.S. declares completion of strikes after hitting approximately 90 targets. "The US Central Command said that the United States “is holding Iran accountable for recent unjustified aggression against commercial shipping and civilian crews freely navigating a vital international waterway." was attributed to US Central Command.
ADB cuts India's FY27 growth forecast. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a regional development bank. The forecast revision was published recently.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces a formal ethics complaint to the IOC. The IOC cites neutrality among fundamental principles of Olympism for sports bodies like FIFA. The complaint was lodged after US President Donald Trump publicly claimed credit for influencing FIFA's decision to overturn a suspension for US striker Folarin Balogun.
Supreme Court orders PNB's eviction from Connaught Place premises. A bank merger does not exempt tenants from eviction under the Delhi Rent Control Act. The Supreme Court has issued a final order for eviction.
Sensex settles 238 points higher. Middle East-driven sell-off in the previous session. Bargain buying after previous session's sell-off.
India's benchmark Sensex climbed 238 points, leading a market rebound driven by bargain buying after a volatile session. The positive close followed a sharp sell-off fueled by escalating US-Iran strikes, highlighting investor confidence in seizing dips as opportunities.
Maharashtra government forms seven-member committee to draft Uniform Civil Code, headed by retired Supreme Court Justice Ranjana Desai. The Uniform Civil Code aims to have uniform laws on marriage, divorce, and inheritance. The committee has six months to submit its draft.
A balcony collapsed in Tower E of a Gurugram society. Residents of the society had previously warned of safety risks. No injuries were reported in the balcony collapse.
A balcony collapse in a posh Gurugram society, attributed to heavy rain, has spurred residents to demand an urgent structural audit. The incident, though causing no injuries, exposes critical concerns about the structural integrity and safety standards of the luxury complex. Residents are now pushing for accountability and preventative measures to ensure the well-being of all occupants.
The collapse of a Gurugram luxury society balcony, attributed to heavy rain, draws sharp focus to residents' prior, unheeded warnings about structural safety. This incident highlights potential negligence and a failure to address known risks at Imperia Esfera Phase-2. The coverage raises pointed questions of accountability for the ignored concerns that preceded the collapse.
Southwest monsoon covers entire India. The monsoon season is crucial for India's agriculture and economy. The monsoon has now reached its full coverage across the country.
Telangana High Court grants bail to Bandi Bhagirath, son of Union minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar, in a POCSO case. Bandi Bhagirath was arrested in May under the POCSO Act for alleged sexual harassment against a minor. Bandi Bhagirath was taken into custody on May 16.
The regular bail granted to a Union Minister's son in a POCSO case underscores the heightened public and media scrutiny on politically prominent families. Such legal proceedings, including prior interim bail for exams, intensify the focus on accountability for individuals with powerful connections, raising questions about privilege and justice.
The arrest and impending disciplinary action against a Shiv Sena corporator for assaulting hospital staff forcefully assert that political position offers no immunity from legal consequences. Coverage highlights a growing trend of holding public figures accountable for misconduct, signaling a clear shift towards greater political accountability. This case underscores that even elected officials face justice for their actions.