1. Sikh Separatist Using Canadian Soil for Fundraising and Plots: CSIS Report
After PM Modi and Canadian PM Mark Carney met at the G7 Summit to improve relations, Canada’s top spy agency CSIS confirmed that Sikh Separatist are using Canada to raise funds and plan violence, mainly against India. The report calls it “extremism” and also warns about interference from Pakistan. In May 2024, four people were arrested in Canada for the 2023 killing of Khalistan supporter Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
- Canada’s Spy Agency CSIS Confirms Sikh Separatist Are Active There Soil
- Report Warns Of Pakistan’s Role; 4 Arrested In Nijjar’s Murder Case
2. India Rescues 110 Students from War-Hit Iran, Families Thank Indian Govt.
A special flight with 110 Indian students from war-affected Iran landed safely in Delhi, making their families very happy. Out of them, 90 students were from Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier, they were taken to Armenia as part of the Indian government’s evacuation plan. Families expressed deep gratitude to the government and praised the Indian Embassy for their timely action.
- Special Flight Brings 110 Indian Students From War-Hit Iran To Delhi
- 90 of the Students are From Jammu & Kashmir
- Families Thank Indian Government & Embassy For Timely Evacuation
3. Trump Meets Pakistani Army Chief in Rare White House Lunch
US President Donald Trump had a private lunch with Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir at the White House. Media reports say Munir offered Trump support for a Nobel Peace Prize, claiming Pakistan nominated him for stopping an India-Pakistan war. However, India rejected this claim, saying it never accepted any mediation. PM Modi made it clear that the ceasefire happened only at Pakistan’s request, not due to Trump.
- Trump Held Rare Private Lunch With Pakistan’s Army Chief
- Munir Claimed Trump Was Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize
- India Denied Trump’s Role In Stopping Any War
4. US Seeks Pakistan’s Airspace for Attack on Iran, Trump Claims Support
The real reason behind a recent lunch meeting is now clear. The US reportedly asked Pakistan Army Chief Munir for permission to use Pakistan’s airspace to strike Iran. Iran had already exposed this plot. US President Trump said Munir agreed to the plan. This has exposed Pakistan, which calls Iran its Islamic brother, but is now ready to support US anti-Iran operations.
- US Wants Pakistan’s Airspace To Attack Iran
- Trump Claims Munir Agreed To The Plan
- Iran Exposed The Plot Earlier
5. Trump Steps Back from Claiming Credit in India-Pakistan Conflict
After a call with PM Modi, President Trump did not take credit for stopping the India-Pakistan conflict unlike earlier. India firmly stated that peace was ensured by its own strength, not U.S. involvement. PM Modi reminded Trump that India never accepts third-party interference. He also made it clear that India’s anti-terror mission, Operation Sindoor, is continuing powerfully and that India will act strongly to protect its national security and interests.
- Trump Does Not Claim Credit For Easing India-Pakistan Tensions For First Time
- Peace Is Achieved Through Its Own Strength, Not U.S. Help: India
- PM Modi Reminds Trump That India Rejects Any Third-Party Interference
6. Iranian Missile Hits Israeli Hospital, Causes Major Damage
An Iranian missile hit Soroka Medical Center in Israel’s Beersheba, causing serious damage. Videos showed heavy destruction in many parts of the hospital. A hospital official confirmed the strike and said teams are checking the damage and injuries. Emergency workers are at the scene. People are asked to stay away from the area for safety.
- Iranian Missile Strikes Soroka Medical Center In Beersheba
- Hospital Teams Assess Damage & Check For Injuries; Emergency Crews Respond
- Public Advised To Avoid The Area; Situation Remains Tense
7. ‘May Do It, May Not’: Trump Owns Military Plan vs Iran, Awaits Tehran’s Move
US President Donald Trump agrees with plans to strike Iran but has not given the final order. He wants to wait and see if Iran stops its nuclear programme. The US may target Iran’s underground Fordow facility. Trump rejected a ceasefire and seeks full victory. More US forces and warships are moving to the region. Recent attacks killed over 450 in Iran and 24 in Israel. Iran warned of serious consequences.
- Trump Agrees With Iran Strike Plans But Delays Final Order
- US Targets Iran’s Underground Fordow Site; More Troops & Warships Sent
- Over 450 Killed In Iran; Iran Warns Us Of Serious Consequences
8. Germany, France, UK to Hold Key Nuclear Talks with Iran in Geneva on Friday
The foreign ministers of Germany, France, and Britain will meet Iran’s foreign minister in Geneva on Friday for nuclear talks. They will first meet European Union diplomat Kaja Kallas. The talks follow Israel-Iran clashes and aim to keep Iran’s nuclear program peaceful. The U.S. supports the effort. German Minister Wadephul asked Iran to choose peace and return to talks.
- Germany, France & Britain Meet Iran’s FM In Geneva For Nuclear Talks
- EU Diplomat Kaja Kallas Joins First; Talks Follow Israel-Iran Clashes
- Germany Urges Iran To Choose Peace; The U.S. Supports The Effort
9. Ayatollah’s Nephew Urges Regime’s Fall, Says Peace Needs Its End
As the Israel-Iran war enters its second week, Iran’s Supreme Leader’s exiled nephew Mahmoud Moradkhani says the Islamic Republic must end for peace. He blames the government’s refusal to change. Exiled prince Reza Pahlavi claims Khamenei is hiding and the regime is falling. Meanwhile, Iran and Israel continue missile attacks. Many people in Tehran are leaving the city. Khamenei has rejected U.S. President Trump’s surrender demand.
- Iran’s Ruling Family Voice Calls For Regime Collapse
- Mahmoud Moradkhani Urges End Of Islamic Republic For Peace
- Moradkhani Regrets War But Sees It As Inevitable
10. Italy PM Giorgia Meloni Praises PM Modi at G7 Summit
At the G7 Summit, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni warmly praised Indian PM Narendra Modi, saying, “You are the best.” This friendly moment drew global attention. PM Modi thanked her and spoke about India’s increasing global role. He was invited to the summit as a special guest. The event focused on major world issues like climate change and global security, showing strong ties between India and Italy.
- Italy PM Calls Modi “The Best” At G7 Summit
- Modi Attends G7 As Special Guest
- Talk Focused On Global Issues And India’s Rising Role
11. Air India Cuts 15% of International Flights Till Mid-July
Air India has cut 15% of its international flights until mid-July due to safety checks and global tensions, especially in the Middle East. Some aircraft are under inspection after safety concerns. The airline is contacting affected passengers for rescheduling or refunds. This step is taken to ensure passenger safety and smooth operations. Services will slowly return to normal once all safety checks are completed.
- 15% Of Flights Cut Till Mid-July
- Safety Checks & Global Tensions Cited
- Passengers Offered Rescheduling Or Refunds
12. IndiGo Delhi-Leh Flight Returns Mid-Air Due to Technical Issue
An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Leh returned mid-air on June 19 due to a technical issue. The aircraft safely landed back in Delhi shortly after take-off. Passengers were informed and moved to another flight. IndiGo said safety was never at risk, and engineers are now checking the plane.
- Indigo Flight Returned Mid-Air After Take-Off
- All Passengers Were Safe And Shifted To Another Plane
- Airline Said It Followed Strict Safety Rules
13. By-Elections Underway in Punjab, WB, Gujarat & Kerala; Results on June 23
Voting is happening for by-elections in five Assembly seats in Punjab, West Bengal, Gujarat, and Kerala. These elections are crucial for both the NDA and INDIA blocs. Kaliganj in West Bengal saw the highest turnout of 30.34%. In Punjab, AAP wants to keep Ludhiana West. TMC’s Alifa Ahmed is contesting in West Bengal. Gujarat and Kerala are seeing tough contests. Results will be declared on June 23.
- Voting is ongoing in five state Assembly seats.
- Key contests in Punjab, Bengal, Gujarat, and Kerala
- Results to be announced on June 23
14. Sonia Gandhi Stable, Expected to Be Discharged by June 20
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi is in stable condition after being admitted to Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi for a routine check-up. Doctors say she is recovering well and may be discharged by June 20. While no detailed health report has been shared, officials confirm there is no serious issue. Party leaders and supporters have wished her a quick recovery.
- Sonia Gandhi Is Stable And Recovering
- Discharge Expected By June 20
- No Serious Health Concerns Reported
15. Microsoft to Lay Off Thousands in Sales as AI Focus Grows: Report
Microsoft is likely to cut more jobs as its 2025 financial year ends on June 30. Thousands, especially in sales, may be affected. In May, it had already cut 6,000 jobs. The company is focusing more on artificial intelligence. Experts believe Microsoft wants smaller teams supported by AI, following a wider tech trend of using automation to reduce roles in sales, support, and admin work. The plan is not yet officially confirmed.
- Microsoft Likely Plans New Job Cuts By June 30, Mainly In Sales
- It has Already Cut 6,000 Jobs In May To Restructure Operations
- The Company Focuses On AI and Smaller, Tech-Supported Teams
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