When a Boeing 737 Plunged 26,000 ft in Minutes — Inside the JL8696 Ordeal
On the evening of June 30, 2025, flight JL8696—operated under a codeshare between Japan Airlines and its low-cost subsidiary Spring Japan—departed Shanghai …
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Smriti Mandhana Becomes the First Indian to Score Centuries in All Three Formats Now
On June 28, 2025, at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Indian cricket witnessed a landmark moment. Smriti Mandhana, standing in as captain, …
The Splendor of Jagannath Rath Yatra 2025 Now: A Spiritual Journey in Odisha
The Jagannath Rath Yatra is one of the most iconic and spiritually enriching festivals in India, drawing millions of devotees …
All Eyes on the Grass Now: What to Expect at Wimbledon 2025
As summer arrives in southwest London, tennis fans worldwide are turning their attention to Wimbledon 2025, set to run from …
Axiom-4 Mission: A New Era of Inclusive Spaceflight
Axiom-4 Mission: June 25, 2025, will be remembered as a groundbreaking day in the annals of human space exploration. At …
Deluge in Diamond City: Surat Battles Monsoon Fury in 2025 Now
Surat has been grappling with a sudden and severe monsoon onslaught in June 2025. Torrential downpours have led to intense …
Israel–Iran Ceasefire 2025 Now: 8 Key Market Insights
1. Market Euphoria on Risk Assets Global markets jumped on the initial ceasefire announcement—U.S. equities rallied ~1%, with the S&P 500 …
Operation Sindhu 2025 Now: A Strategic and Humanitarian Initiative by India
India has a long history of conducting critical military, rescue, and humanitarian operations both within its borders and beyond. One …
Operation Midnight Hammer 2025 Now: Covert Precision at Midnight
By mid-June 2025, tensions in the Middle East reached a tipping point. On June 13, Israel launched strikes on Iranian …
Caste Discrimination in the Skies Now: IndiGo Pilot’s Shocking Allegations Spark Nationwide Outrage
In a nation that often celebrates its strides in modernity and technological advancement, the ugly shadow of caste discrimination still …