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On June 3, sirens sounded across Tel Aviv, central Israel, Jerusalem, and parts of the West Bank after a missile launched from Yemen was intercepted by Israeli air defense systems. The Houthis, an Iran-backed group in Yemen, claimed responsibility, stating the missile targeted Ben Gurion Airport. The attack occurred shortly before the start of the Jewish holiday of Shavuot. Residents were alerted in advance through mobile push notifications from the Home Front Command. No injuries or damage were reported in this incident. Since the start of the Israel-Hamas war in October 2023, the Houthis have launched dozens of missile and drone attacks at Israel, most of which have been intercepted. A rare successful strike earlier this month caused minor injuries near Ben Gurion Airport. The latest missile fire came in response to an Israeli airstrike last week on Sanaa International Airport in Yemen, which destroyed a plane used by the Houthis.
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On Sunday in Boulder, Colorado, a man identified as Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, attacked a crowd at a memorial for Israeli hostages by throwing incendiary devices while shouting “Free Palestine.” He used a makeshift flamethrower, injuring six people aged 67 to 88, some seriously. Eyewitnesses described chaos, with victims suffering burns and bystanders scrambling to help. The event, organized by the group 'Run For Their Lives' to call for hostage releases in Gaza, was disrupted as Soliman also yelled slogans like “End Zionists” and “They are killers.” Authorities evacuated nearby blocks and deployed K-9 units during the response. The FBI and local law enforcement are investigating, with no charges announced yet, though officials pledged full accountability. Colorado Governor Jared Polis condemned the act, calling it unacceptable hate-fueled violence. The incident comes amid a broader surge in antisemitic attacks in the U.S., including a recent fatal shooting of Israeli embassy staff.
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Crisis management plans have been activated for all critical infrastructures — from power plants to refineries — to avert any mischief from across the border
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While lieutenant governor Sinha went to Uri, chief minister Abdullah drove down to Jammu from Srinagar to assess the damage and reach out to the residents who have borne the brunt of cross-border shelling.
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India's national grid is one of the largest unified electricity grids in the world, with an installed generation capacity of 475.211 GW
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India opened floodgates of the Uri dam on April 26, after it suspended routine water data sharing with Pakistan, in the aftermath of the Pahalgam massacre.
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Following the Pahalgam terror attack, rising star Imanvi faced intense scrutiny, addressing false claims about her heritage and alleged ties to the Pakistani military in a heartfelt social media statement.
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Aamir Khan's beloved classic Andaz Apna Apna returned to cinemas on April 25 with a special re-release screening in Mumbai, but the actor was notably absent from the celebration.
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The terrorist attack has sparked widespread outrage. On social media, people have been taking a stand against terrorism under the 'All eyes on Pahalgam' banner.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas condemned the tragic Pahalgam attack, expressing deep sorrow over the loss of 26 lives. She offered heartfelt condolences to the grieving families in an emotional Instagram post.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and home minister Amit Shah have promised that the perpetrators of the 'dasdardly attack' 'will not go unpunished,' hinting at a possible military or security response. Meanwhile, Pakistan has placed its air force on high alert, anticipating a potential retaliatory strike from India.
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A suicide bombing struck a security installation in Pakistan’s Bannu district on March 4, killing at least nine civilians and injuring 18, including minors. Police suspect a vehicle laden with explosives caused the blast, but security force casualties remain unclear. No group has claimed responsibility, though the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) has escalated attacks in the region. The attack occurred in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, near the Afghan border, an area frequently targeted by militants. Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur condemned the attack and requested a detailed report from police. Authorities are investigating as Pakistan faces a surge in militant violence.
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Saif Ali Khan recently revealed a shocking burglary attempt at his Mumbai home. Despite sustaining six injuries, Saif's reaction was unexpected. Instead of anger or fear, he expressed pity for the perpetrator, highlighting a surprising sense of empathy.
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In his first interview after the attack, Saif Ali Khan recounted the terrifying night an intruder broke into his Mumbai home and stabbed him multiple times. Speaking to Bombay Times, Saif revealed how his family reacted, including the shocking image his son Taimur witnessed during the violent incident.
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Saif Ali Khan recently shared a terrifying experience involving an intruder at his home, with wife Kareena Kapoor and son Taimur present. The incident highlighted the family's resilience and their ability to stay calm under pressure. Saif praised their strength, emphasizing the importance of family unity during such challenges.
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Karnataka Stamps and Registration Department said that Kaveri 2.0 application, which had been impacted by a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack for the past week, has now been fully restored.
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Akashdeep Sabir and his wife Sheeba faced backlash for their Lehren Retro interview comments about Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan. Their remarks, mixing humor and criticism, targeted pay disparity in Bollywood and the couple's security following a recent incident involving Saif.
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Saif ali khan Case: A face recognition test in the Saif Ali Khan stabbing case has confirmed that accused Shariful Islam matches the person seen in CCTV footage from the actor’s building. The test, conducted at Kalina Forensic Lab, found a match between images from the footage and those taken after his arrest. The test has come positive, sources said.
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On January 16th, actor Saif Ali Khan was attacked by an intruder with a knife at his Bandra home. He sustained neck and spine injuries and underwent surgery at Lilavati Hospital. He has since been discharged and is recovering.
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Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan has upgraded the security of his Mumbai home to safeguard his family, including wife Kareena Kapoor Khan and their two sons, Taimur and Jeh. This move comes after an intruder entered their residence, assaulted Saif, and caused injuries that needed medical treatment.
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The leak of Saif Ali Khan’s health insurance claim has ignited a debate on social media about disparities in coverage in India. The document, shared on platform X, reveals details of his claim with Niva Bupa, a Delhi-based insurer, raising questions about fairness in the health insurance sector.
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On January 16, singer Mika Singh announced a Rs 1 lakh reward for Bhajan Singh Rana, the auto driver who saved Saif Ali Khan’s life. After Saif was stabbed six times during a burglary attempt at his Bandra home, Rana quickly rushed him to Lilavati Hospital for treatment.
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In the Saif Ali Khan attack case, significant evidence has emerged linking Shariful to the crime. Police found his fingerprints on various items at the crime scene, including the bathroom window, pipes, and a ladder. These findings suggest his direct involvement in the attack on the actor's flat.
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Saif Ali Khan, the renowned Bollywood actor, was hospitalized at Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai after being stabbed multiple times during a brutal attack at his residence on January 16, 2025. The intruder broke into his home late at night, leaving the actor injured and in critical condition.
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Bhajan Singh Rana, the 47-year-old auto-rickshaw driver who rushed Saif Ali Khan to Lilavati Hospital after the actor's stabbing, shared his account with ABP News. Rana described how he unknowingly became involved in the high-profile attack, recalling the moment he helped the injured actor to safety amidst chaos.
