Telangana factory tragedy: Toll rises to 35; many workers still missing

A massive explosion at a Sigachi Industries chemical plant in Telangana’s Medak district has claimed 35 lives, with fears the toll may rise. A dryer malfunction is suspected to have triggered the blast, which reduced the facility to rubble. Rescue operations are ongoing, complicated by a lack of information on the number of workers present.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

Happy National Doctor’s Day 2025: Top 50 wishes, WhatsApp and Facebook status to share –

India observes National Doctor’s Day on July 1, 2025, honoring medical professionals’ dedication and sacrifices. This day commemorates Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a physician and former Chief Minister of West Bengal. The occasion highlights doctors’ crucial role in public health. People express gratitude through messages and social media, acknowledging their unwavering commitment to healing and well-being.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

IND vs BAN: BCB president provides update on series; scheduled for August

The fate of India’s scheduled cricket tour to Bangladesh this August hangs in the balance, according to BCB President Aminul Islam. While the itinerary, featuring ODIs and T20Is in Mirpur and Chattogram, was announced earlier, the BCCI is awaiting government approvals before confirming the visit.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

HP cloudburst: Flash flood ravages Mandi; houses, vehicles, bridges washed away

Cloudbursts in Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi district triggered devastating flash floods, leaving over a dozen missing and at least one dead. Houses, vehicles, and bridges were washed away, forcing evacuations, including the Pandoh bazaar. Landslides and road blockages were reported across the district, prompting the closure of educational institutions in Mandi and Kangra.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

SSC JE registration begins for 1,340 vacancies at ssc.gov.in; applications open until July 21

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has opened registrations for the Junior Engineer (JE) Examination 2025, aiming to fill 1,340 vacancies in Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical streams. Interested candidates can apply online at ssc.gov.in until July 21, 2025. The recruitment process includes a computer-based Paper-I in October and Paper-II in early 2026. Fee exemptions are available for eligible categories. Applicants should review eligibility criteria and apply promptly through the official SSC website.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

‘Not favourable’: VP Dhankhar criticises India’s political atmosphere

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar voiced his apprehension regarding the current political climate in India, deeming it unfavorable for democracy. He emphasized that political rivals should not be treated as enemies and urged for improved decorum among lawmakers.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

Karnataka 2nd PUC exam 3 result 2025 likely to be declared today: Check when and where to access score cards at karresults.nic.in

Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board will likely announce the second Pre-University Course Exam 3 results today. Students can check scores on karresults.nic.in or kseab.karnataka.gov.in. Candidates need their register number and date of birth to access results. Exam 3 occurred from June 9 to June 21, 2025. This offers students a third chance to clear exams.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

Jaishankar says India won’t be deterred by nuclear blackmail; rebuts Trump

External Affairs Minister Jaishankar affirmed India’s firm stance against nuclear coercion. He highlighted that terrorists and their state sponsors will face consequences. Jaishankar cited the Pahalgam attack as economic warfare. He mentioned India’s retaliatory actions, including Operation Sindoor. He also clarified that trade talks with the US remain unaffected by past India-Pakistan tensions. India maintains a bilateral approach with Pakistan.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More

US moves faster to revoke citizenship: Immigrants at risk

The Donald Trump administration intensified its focus on revoking US citizenship for naturalized individuals. A Justice Department memo directs attorneys to prioritize civil proceedings against those who obtained citizenship illegally or pose a threat. This impacts roughly 25 million naturalized citizens. The directive targets individuals involved in war crimes, human rights abuses, or criminal activities.    Source: The Times of India/ToI  Read More