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JNU suspends MoU with Turkish university citing national security concerns
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has suspended its MoU with Inonu University, Türkiye, citing national security concerns. The decision, effective immediately, will remain in force until further notice. JNU issued a brief statement affirming its commitment to national interest, stating, “JNU stands with the Nation.”
Javed Akhtar fires back at Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's remarks, reminds him, 'Our soldiers buried your fallen men'
Javed Akhtar's outspoken criticism of Pakistan's leadership, particularly General Munir's divisive remarks, ignited debate amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack. Akhtar emphasized that India's grievances lie with the government and extremists, not the Pakistani people, highlighting the importance of respecting all citizens and acknowledging past wrongs for lasting peace.
Centre cracks down on e-commerce sites for selling Pakistani flags, issues notices to Amazon, Flipkart and others
The Central Consumer Protection Authority has taken action against e-commerce giants like Amazon and Flipkart for listing Pakistani national flags and merchandise. Minister Prahlad Joshi condemned the sale as insensitive and a violation of national sentiment, directing the platforms to immediately remove the listings. Online retailers are warned to adhere to Indian laws while conducting business.
FWICE asks producers to boycott Turkiye as shooting destination 'in light of its support' towards Pakistan
The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has appealed to Indian filmmakers to boycott Turkey as a shooting location due to its pro-Pakistan stance and criticism of India's actions. This appeal follows growing calls to boycott Turkish goods and tourism in India. Trade relations with Azerbaijan may also be strained due to its support for Pakistan.
'Please skip Turkey and Azerbaijan': Harsh Goenka calls for tourism boycott amid India-Pakistan conflict, says we 'gave Rs 4,000+cr' to them
Industrialist Harsh Goenka has urged Indians to boycott tourism to Turkey and Azerbaijan in response to their support for Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack in April 2025. Goenka highlighted that Indian tourists contributed over Rs 4,000 crore to the economies of these nations in 2024, boosting sectors like tourism, hotels, and flights. In solidarity with the national sentiment, several Indian travel companies, including Ixigo, EaseMyTrip, and Cox & Kings, have suspended bookings to these countries.
Explained: India's trade relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan amid Pakistan conflict
India's trade relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan face potential strain due to their support for Pakistan and criticism of India's strikes on terror camps. Calls for boycotts of Turkish goods and tourism have emerged in India. Despite this, trade continues, with India maintaining a surplus with both nations, engaging in diverse product exchanges and people-to-people connections.
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Want to hurt Turkey and Azerbaijan for backing Pakistan? Billionaire Harsh Goenka says Indians can cause Rs 4,000 crore blow by doing this
Industrialist Harsh Goenka has urged Indians to boycott Turkey and Azerbaijan after both nations supported Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack. In 2024, Indian tourists contributed over ?4,000 crore to these countries. The call has triggered a domino effect, with major Indian travel firms suspending bookings and partnerships. This move, rooted in national sentiment, follows India's Operation Sindoor and reflects a surge in cancellations. Travel to Turkey and Azerbaijan is now at a standstill, driven by public anger and calls to safeguard Indian interests.
PM Modi sends message to Pakistan from Adampur Airbase
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Adampur airbase after the truce with Pakistan. He praised the armed forces for their role in Operation Sindoor. Modi warned that India would retaliate strongly against any future terror attacks. He highlighted India's strength and resolve. He also emphasized that India will target terrorists within their territory.
Naqvi condemns MP minister's remark on Colonel Qureshi, says he is a 'fool'
Senior BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi strongly criticized Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah for his offensive comments regarding Colonel Sofia Qureshi, labeling Shah a "fool." Naqvi condemned Shah's remarks as unacceptable, emphasizing Colonel Qureshi's family's dedication to national security. He added that Shah has become a "laughing stock" due to his senseless statement.
Operation Sindoor: Tiranga yatras taken out in different states under BJP's aegis
Bharatiya Janata Party organized Tiranga yatras nationwide. These events celebrated Operation Sindoor's success. Top leaders like Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh planned the yatras. Chief Ministers of Delhi, Haryana, and Arunachal Pradesh participated. The yatras aimed to galvanize support against terrorism. Bihar and Karnataka BJP also scheduled similar events. The yatras showcased national pride and honored the armed forces.
PM Modi 'factchecks' Pakistan with a visit to Adampur airbase that was supposedly 'destroyed' during conflict
Following a recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Prime Minister Modi visited the Adampur Air Force Station in Punjab to meet with Indian Air Force personnel. He received briefings from Air Force officers and interacted with the soldiers, expressing gratitude for their courage and service to the nation.
Indian Nationals received highest share of UK work visas in 2024, second in study visas
In 2024, Indian nationals topped UK work visas with 22%, while securing the second-highest share of study visas. However, work visas for Indians saw a steep 50% decline from 2023, attributed to new UK migration rules. Similarly, study visas for Indian nationals also experienced a notable 42% drop, reflecting the impact of evolving immigration policies.
'India pulled ahead long ago': Anupam Mittal’s savage takedown of Pakistan
Shark Tank India investor Anupam Mittal posted on LinkedIn after the India-Pakistan ceasefire. He urged Indians to focus on national progress. Mittal contrasted India's growth with its neighbor's actions. He envisioned India as a dominant force by 2030. He emphasized self-reliance and global ambition. Mittal called on citizens to contribute to the Indian dream.
PM Modi's address is 'echo of collective sentiments, self-confidence of 140 crore Indians': Delhi CM Gupta
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta praised Prime Minister Modi's address, stating it reflected the sentiments of 1.4 billion Indians. Modi firmly warned Pakistan against nuclear blackmail and emphasized that terror and trade cannot coexist. Gupta highlighted that any future talks with Pakistan would focus solely on terrorism and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, underscoring India's resolute stance following Operation Sindoor.
BSF and Tripura police in a joint operation arrest 11 Bangladeshi nationals in Sabroom
In a joint operation, the Border Security Force and Tripura Police apprehended eleven Bangladeshi nationals, including women and children, in Sabroom. The group had travelled from Gujarat and were staying at an Indian national's house in Srinagar, near the border, before locals captured them.
India Space Congress in June to discuss emerging trends in sector
Nearly 1,000 experts from over 30 countries will attend the India Space Congress in Delhi from June 25 to 27. Organised by SIA-India, the event will explore opportunities in satellite tech, space exploration, AI, and global partnerships, with top Indian and international leaders discussing innovation, collaboration, and regulatory challenges in the space sector.
Tibet earthquake: Shallow 5.7 magnitude quake jolts region on major geological fault
Earthquake in Tibet: A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck Tibet on May 12, 2025, at a shallow depth of 10km, according to the National Center for Seismology. This followed a magnitude 3.7 earthquake in the same region on May 8. Experts highlight the region's seismic activity due to tectonic plate collisions and emphasize the importance of earthquake education and resilient building practices.
World saw what India is capable of: BL Santhosh on Indian Army attacking 11 Pakistani airbases
BJP leader BL Santhosh stated India's capabilities were evident after striking 11 Pakistan airbases. This action compelled Pakistan's DGMO to contact India. Indian forces targeted Sargodha airfield and Kirana Hills. Santhosh highlighted 'Operation Sindoor,' where Indian forces attacked terror bases in Pakistan and PoK. Pakistan retaliated, but India negated the attacks. The government paused, indicating an understanding, not an agreement.
Punjab police arrest two for involvement in espionage activities linked to Pakistan official
Punjab Police arrested two people in connection with espionage. The suspects allegedly leaked Indian Army information to a Pakistani official in New Delhi. Authorities made the arrests based on intelligence. The accused received online payments for classified data. Police recovered mobile phones and filed a case. Investigations are ongoing to find other involved individuals.
EaseMy Trip warns of national security risks from Chinese-owned travel apps
Nishant Pitti, founder and chairman of EaseMyTrip, cautioned travelers about the potential national security risks posed by certain travel platforms, highlighting that companies with significant Chinese ownership may be accessing Indian passport data.
Indian national found guilty in US for faking abuse claim to get immigration benefit
An Indian citizen has been convicted in the US for filing a false immigration application under a law meant to protect abuse victims. The individual submitted fabricated evidence of a sham marriage and false abuse claims to seek immigration benefits.
BSF and Tripura police capture 11 Bangladeshi nationals at India-Bangladesh Border
In a joint operation, the Border Security Force and Tripura Police apprehended eleven Bangladeshi nationals, including women and children, in Sabroom. The individuals, who had traveled from Gujarat, were detained by locals near the border village of Srinagar before they could cross into Bangladesh. Authorities are currently interrogating the detainees, who will be presented in court following legal procedures.
Operation Sindoor: Telangana CM donates one month salary to NDF, asks other to follow suit
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy pledged one month's salary to the National Defence Fund in support of Operation Sindoor. He is also considering a similar donation from Congress MLAs and MLCs.
PM Modi chairs meeting with top defence establishment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a high-level security meeting with top defense officials, including the Defence Minister and service chiefs, to address the escalating conflict with Pakistan. The meeting was prompted by Pakistan's violation of Indian airspace on May 8 and 9, during which 300-400 drones targeted Indian military installations from Leh to Sir Creek.
'You might be helping the enemy': Amid India-Pakistan conflict, SS Rajamouli issues strong warning for all citizens
Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, filmmaker SS Rajamouli urged citizens not to share videos or photos of Indian Army movements, warning that such actions could aid the enemy. He praised the Armed Forces for their bravery and called for national unity and digital responsibility. Actor Yash also supported the military, calling them India’s "impenetrable shield."
'SIPs are meaningless without our Armed Forces': Fund manager urges Indians to contribute to India govt's National Defence Fund amid Operation Sindoor
Gurmeet Chadha, a wealth advisory firm's managing partner, is advocating for contributions to the National Defence Fund (NDF) amidst escalating India-Pakistan tensions. Established in 1962, the NDF supports armed forces welfare through voluntary donations, offering tax exemptions. Recent successful operations, like Operation Sindoor, highlight the importance of high-quality military resources.
'India never forgets': Shahid Kapoor’s bold post on Operation Sindoor goes viral, later deleted
Shahid Kapoor initially expressed support for India's Operation Sindoor, a military action against terror hubs, with a nationalistic Instagram post featuring an Indian Air Force aircraft. He later deleted the caption and disabled comments, creating curiosity among followers.
India strikes at the heart of terror in Pakistan, avenges Pahalgam
Following the devastating terror attack in Pahalgam, India launched 'Operation Sindoor,' conducting targeted strikes against terror networks in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. This decisive action, a first since 1971, signals a shift from strategic patience to proactive counter-terrorism. India garnered international support, isolating Pakistan and underscoring its commitment to eradicating terror, warning against future attacks.
On PM Modi's direction, NSA Doval monitored and coordinated Op Sindoor
Following the Operation Sindoor launched by the Indian Army over terror hide outs in deep areas of Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered National Security Advisor Ajit Doval monitored frequently coordinted with him throughout the operation.
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