A bridge under construction collapsed in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, killing six labourers and injuring others in the latest infrastructure accident.
Month: June 2026
Telegram Moves Delhi High Court Against India’s Temporary Platform Ban
The messaging platform Telegram challenged its temporary ban by the Indian government in the Delhi High Court over concerns about NEET exam paper leaks.
Delhi Police Foil ISI-Linked Terror Plot Targeting Delhi and Mumbai Installations
Delhi Police Special Cell arrested nine suspects linked to Pakistan’s ISI and the Dawood Ibrahim network who were allegedly planning coordinated attacks.
Six Killed When Truck Plunges Into Ravine in Labrador Philippines
A collision between a mini-dump truck and a pickup truck sent the vehicles into a ravine in Labrador, Pangasinan, killing six and injuring 13.
Explosion in Xing’an County China Kills Seven People and Injures 17
Seven people died and 17 were wounded in an explosion in Xing’an County, Guangxi, China, with authorities investigating the cause.
Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Appeal by Detained Palestinian Doctor Hussam Abu Safiya
Israel’s Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Palestinian physician Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, who remains in detention despite international calls for release.
Plane Crash in Butler Missouri Kills 12 Including 4 from Kansas
A skydiving plane crash in Butler, Missouri last Sunday claimed 12 lives, including four Kansas residents whose names have been released by the coroner.
Trump-Backed Mike Collins Wins Georgia GOP Senate Runoff to Face Jon Ossoff
Georgia Republican Mike Collins defeated Derek Dooley in a Senate primary runoff with Trump’s backing and will face incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff.
Senate Rejects Resolution to Block Trump from Ordering Further Iran Strikes
The US Senate voted 48-47 to reject a resolution that would have prevented President Trump from authorising additional military strikes against Iran.
ICE Agrees to Revise Detention Standards After Private Contractor Lobbied for Changes
ICE revised its national detention standards at the request of contractor GEO Group, removing language requiring compliance with state laws on detainee treatment.