In Shopian's Hirapora village, 55-year-old Ulfat Bano has been Kashmir's first postwoman for over three decades, delivering mail on foot through challenging terrain and harsh winters. Despite the physical toll, her passion for connecting people fuels her dedication. She finds immense satisfaction in bringing good news and parcels to her community, viewing her work as a vital service.

Source: You've got mail: J&K's first postwoman clocks 25 letters a day, 30 years on foot

Appearing defiant in London, Nirav Modi testified in a civil trial, denying owing Bank of India over $10.7 million. He claimed banks, CBI, and ED destroyed his 20-year business, asserting no fraud against Punjab National Bank. Modi alleged PNB colluded with CBI, leading to an FIR without his input, and ED's actions halted his operations.

Source: Nirav Modi defiant, blames CBI and ED for destroying his businesses

Bangladesh High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah emphasized sincere dialogue on trade, security, and resource sharing for a prosperous future built on shared democratic beliefs. He highlighted the need for mutual respect and interdependence, recalling India's crucial support during Bangladesh's 1971 Liberation War and the spirit of equality and justice.

Source: India, Dhaka should address sensitive issues with sincerity, candour: Envoy

Source: IED at US Centcom base: Siblings charged; one held, other in China

Karnataka's finances are strained by welfare schemes, forcing cuts in other programs. The CAG report reveals Rs 52,525 crore spent on five guarantee schemes, consuming a significant portion of revenue and necessitating increased borrowing. This fiscal pressure impacts capital expenditure and raises concerns about future growth and debt servicing obligations.

Source: Freebies over development? K'taka cuts programs to fund welfare schemes: CAG report

Amid escalating US‑Iran tensions, the White House posted two cryptic videos, one deleted within 90 minutes, that quickly fueled online speculation. Lacking context or narrative, the clips prompted theories ranging from apps and space missions to military strikes, with many users conjuring ominous conspiracies. Despite millions of views, the White House offered no clarification, leaving the posts mysterious and widely debated.

Source: What is ‘launching soon’? White House official page posts strange videos amid US‑Iran war

ShnaggyHose has accused Cheesur of harming his girlfriend Kaelyn during a livestream, with the clip going viral online. The claims were made during a heated exchange, but no proof has been publicly confirmed. Cheesur has not responded so far. The situation remains unclear, and viewers are waiting for further updates or an official statement.

Source: Kick streamer ShnaggyHose accuses Cheesur of harming girlfriend Kaelyn

Source: Trump reveals Iran’s ‘oil gift�... sent through 'blocked' Strait of Hormuz

Source: US airports to shut down? TSA warns of 'dire situation' amid funding deadlock

Hardik Pandya fulfilled a promise to reward Wankhede groundstaff who supported his late-night World Cup training, earning praise for his humility. The two-time T20 World Cup winner acknowledged their behind-the-scenes efforts while continuing to shine on the field. Reflecting on life, he said, “Jab se Mahieka aayi hai, life mein bas jeet hi jeet hai.”

Source: Pandya wins hearts with promise kept, rewards Wankhede groundstaff

The Ministry of Defence has released a draft framework to ensure a safe and secure ecosystem for small drones. Drones are changing the way wars are fought and India too is heavily investing in this emerging field. The drones will be deployed across India's vast frontiers and in varying terrains against enemies with advanced technologies. This framework would ensure that the drones operated in war function in a safe and effective manner.

Source: Centre takes big step to remove China hand in India's drones

Source: Preparing for 'final blow'? Paratroopers, marines & sailors - US rushing troops to Middle East

Source: Eid ceasefire ends: Pakistan resumes attack on Afghanistan; 2 civilians killed

Mohammed Shami is training hard ahead of IPL 2026, aiming to return to India’s squad. The 35-year-old impressed LSG coach Justin Langer with his yorkers, who called them “breathtaking.” Langer also praised Shami’s leadership among younger players. With selectors overlooking him, the IPL offers Shami a crucial chance to prove himself and push for a comeback.

Source: Watch: Shami's latest act triggers big reaction from Langer

Ben Azelart is trending after claiming he earned $1.2 million from a single YouTube video on Sidemen Inside Season 3. The clip, shared by Jack Manifold on X, quickly went viral. Despite this, Azelart says his success came from steady growth, not one viral moment, as he built his career from skateboarding videos to global content creation.

Source: Who is Ben Azelart? YouTuber claims $1.2m earnings from one video

Source: B'luru professor who proposed to student was barred from campus earlier, harassed others too

Players can find the powerful Darkbringer Sword in Crimson Desert. This weapon is located in the northern Pailune region, within the White Wastes Sanctuary. The Darkbringer Sword features the unique Abyss Gear, Ator's Orb. This orb fires explosive projectiles during Forward Slashes, making the sword devastating. Players can also transfer Ator's Orb to other weapons for added flexibility.

Source: How to get Darkbringer Sword in Crimson Desert

President Trump stated Iran is "begging" for a deal to end the war and warned of further strikes if nuclear ambitions are not abandoned. He indicated diplomacy might be closing, while US military operations are ahead of schedule. The conflict has resulted in over 3,000 deaths and millions displaced.

Source: 'Keep ‌blowing them away': Trump renews warning as he claims Iran 'begging' for deal

Source: From Hormuz to Himalayas: How Iran war is driving China’s missile rethink against US and India

Arjun Rampal's closing remark of 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' at an awards show, following his role in 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' and recalling the 26/11 attacks, sparked a debate. Shobhaa De criticized the statement as a display of loyalty and manipulation, while others defended Rampal's patriotism.

Source: Arjun Rampal's girlfriend hits back at the article criticising 'Dhurandhar 2' actor

The IOC will bar transgender women from women’s Olympic events starting 2028, allowing only biological females with a one-time gene test. The move aims to ensure fairness, citing physical advantages linked to male biology. Backed by president Kirsty Coventry, the policy also impacts some DSD athletes and is expected to draw criticism despite calls for uniform global rules.

Source: IOC bans transgender women from LA 2028 Olympics

The inflows of Russian crude oil have risen sharply since the US-Iran war began and imports via the Strait of Hormuz were disrupted. In fact, crude imports from Russia are now nearing lifetime monthly highs!

Source: US-Iran war impact: India’s crude imports from Russia near all-time high

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend the G7 summit in France from June 15-17. This confirmation came during high-level talks where India's crucial role in addressing global economic issues and fostering solidarity was highlighted. Discussions also centered on the Middle East, with both nations agreeing to coordinate on securing the vital Strai of Hormuz.

Source: PM Modi to attend G7 summit in France from June 15-17, focus on global economy & Hormuz

Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill has voiced concerns about the IPL Impact Player rule. He believes it reduces the skill element in cricket. Several other Indian players share similar sentiments. The rule allows an extra player, impacting the traditional balance of the game. Gill feels it makes matches more predictable. The rule is set to continue until 2027.

Source: Shubman Gill joins criticism of Impact Player rule, says ‘It takes the skill out’

Source: 'One-sided & unfair': Iran slams Trump's 15-point peace proposal, leaves diplomacy door open