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Nipah virus resurfaces in Kerala with 43-year-old bizman testing positive; 72 people in contact list

Nipah virus reemerges in Kerala as a 43-year-old man tests positive. Health officials alert contacts, with 72 people identified for monitoring.

The Times of India

British Indian Tory peer Rami Ranger takes UK PM Starmer to court over CBE revocation

Tom Hickman KC, representing Ranger, said that in revoking the CBE, the PM relied on allegations that were never put to Ranger. In addition “personal disputes” were used, even though that goes against the committee’s guidelines and the decision was taken without waiting for the outcome of a libel claim made by Sikhs for Justice. He also said it was contrary to Ranger’s Article 10 ECHR freedom of expression rights. He pointed out that forfeiture has “serious reputational consequences”.

The Hindu National

Medical practice simplified in Andhra Pradesh

Those with recognised medical qualification and holding valid registration can practice in the State without the need for obtaining separate registration from the AP Medical Council or NOC from the State Medical Council or Union Territory Medical Council where they are registered

The Hindu National

Syringe recall at AIIMS was a precautionary, patient-safety measure: Health Ministry

In a letter written to Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda, Rajya Sabha MP Haris Beeran had said that in the past month two separate recall notices were issued for disposable 10 ml syringes with needles supplied by different manufacturers, citing quality-related complaints

U.S. attacks third ship with Indian seafarers; crew safe

External Affairs Ministry says ‘deeply worried’ by attacks but blames conflict in the region; Congress asks Prime Minister Modi to take responsibility while CPI(M) urges strong condemnation by government

The Times of India

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Rs 370 Biryani remark: Maharashtra police books comedian More and Jangra; summons Sejal Pawar

Maharashtra Cyber police have filed a case against comedian Pranit More, web developer Himanshu Jangra, and others for allegedly circulating obscene content. The controversy stems from remarks made during a comedy show that allegedly glorified coercion and trivialized consent, with further offensive comments made about medical cadavers. Summons have been issued for questioning.

Stepped up oversight beyond DGCA norms after AI171 crash: Air India

The airline said it has adopted a strengthened risk-based audit framework that prioritises high-risk operations, emerging hazards and identified areas of concern.

Hindustan Times

‘Didi theek kar degi’: Kirti Azad says Kalyan Banerjee’s anger is justified but Mamata will ‘make things right’

Referring to the Lok Sabha MP as a “fighter”, Azad said that Kalyan was “justified” in his anger against the party, but added that he would not leave the TMC.

The Times of India

Kerala on alert after suspected Nipah infection detected in Kozhikode, confirms health minister

In Kozhikode, health officials have confirmed a positive test for the Nipah virus in a patient currently requiring ventilator assistance due to severe fever. Authorities are actively tracing potential contacts, having identified 77 people, including healthcare staff and close family, who are under watch.

The Hindu National

The Economic Times (India)

Specialised procedure helps restore voice of Hubballi man

HCG Suchirayu Hospital diagnosed the 55-year-old man of unilateral vocal cord palsy accompanied by multiple cranial nerve involvement

The Economic Times (India)

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11,000 evacuated ahead of Odisha missile test

Balasore (Odisha) Jun 11Ahead of a scheduled missile test by the DRDO, the Balasore district administration on Thursday temporarily evacuated 11,442 residents from 11 hamlets located within a 3.5-km radius of Launch Pad-3 of the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur in Odisha, officials said.While the administration did not disclose details of the missile or the nature of the test, residents were urged to cooperate in the interest of national security.The evacuated people have been accommodated at multipurpose cyclone centres at Bardhanpur, Bhimpur and Tundra villages, and at the Nidhipada Sevasram, a revenue official said."Food, drinking water and other essential services are being provided to the evacuees. They are also being given remuneration for the day," the official said.The residents had also been shifted from their homes on Wednesday and were allowed to return in the evening after the scheduled exercise."The evacuation has been carried out as a precautionary measure in consultation with DRDO," the official said.Fishermen operating along the coast of Balasore, Bhadrak and Kendrapara districts have also been advised not to venture into the sea during the day as a safety precaution, he added.

Abhishek Banerjee Appears Before CID In TMC Signature Forgery Case Linked To MLAs | News18

TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee appeared before the CID in connection with a signature forgery case linked to two MLAs. His appearance comes after multiple missed summons and follows a court order requiring compliance with the investigation.The case has intensified scrutiny on the Trinamool Congress amid allegations of misconduct and internal turmoil. Investigators are examining the alleged forged signatures and related documents as the probe widens.The development raises key questions: What role did the alleged forged signatures play? Why were summons missed earlier? And how will this affect the TMC’s ongoing political crisis? n18oc_indian18oc_politicsn18oc_breaking-newsNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube

CJP files police complaint, alleges man planted at Delhi protest to make anti-India remarks

CJP identified an individual named Mayank Bhandari, who entered the June 6 protest and allegedly made controversial remarks on camera.

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Indian tech co delivers 106 drones to Army

New Delhi: A tech firm has delivered to the Army 106 turbojet-powered kamikaze drones designed to engage high-value targets deep inside enemy territory and operate in contested electromagnetic environments, according to a statement.With an operational range of 180 km and speed of up to 450 kmph, the drone -- Peacekeeper (Agniveg) -- is capable of conducting autonomous precision strike missions against critical military infrastructure, logistics hubs, command centres, radar installations and other strategic targets, defence technology firm SMPP said on Thursday."Combining long-range reach, precision strike capability and the ability to strike at extremely high speeds, the system provides the Indian Army with a flexible and cost-effective option for prosecuting time-sensitive targets while reducing risk to personnel," it said in the statement.According to SMPP, the drone is designed to operate in contested electromagnetic environments. It can continue mission execution despite hostile electronic warfare measures, including jamming and spoofing attempts."SMPP has completed the delivery of 100 jet-based peacekeeper (Agniveg) operational drones and six training drones to the Indian Army."It is a significant milestone in India's unmanned warfare capabilities and reinforces the nation's commitment to self-reliance in critical defence technologies," the statement said.The delivery follows successful user trials in which the Peacekeeper (Agniveg) demonstrated a "Circular Error Probable (CEP) of less than five metres, showcasing an operational range of about 180 kilometres", while operating in a heavily jammed and spoofed environment, it said.The performance highlights the system's precision, reliability and ability to operate in contested battlefield conditions.The induction of the Peacekeeper (Agniveg) comes at a time when modern warfare is increasingly being shaped by precision-guided unmanned systems capable of delivering significant battlefield effects at a fraction of the cost of conventional strike platforms, SMPP said."The system bridges the capability gap between conventional artillery and long-range missile systems, providing commanders with a new layer of precision strike capability," it said.Ashish Kansal, CEO and Director of SMPP, said, "The successful completion of Peacekeeper (Agniveg) deliveries to the Indian Army in a short time frame of six months is a significant milestone for SMPP and for India's indigenous defence manufacturing ecosystem."Modern warfare is increasingly defined by precision, autonomy and affordability, and systems such as Peacekeeper are becoming critical force multipliers on the battlefield, he said.The Peacekeeper programme reflects SMPP's ongoing evolution into a diversified defence technology company, he added.Building on its leadership in ballistic protection systems, the company is expanding its presence across precision strike capabilities, drone and counter-drone systems, large and medium calibre ammunition and next-generation battlefield technologies, supporting India's vision of creating a resilient and self-reliant defence manufacturing ecosystem, the statement said."Having completed deliveries under the current order, SMPP has also offered an enhanced variant of the Peacekeeper (Agniveg) with extended operational range for future consideration," it said.

Young woman’s suspicious death in Thoothukudi turns out to be murder; brother, mother arrested

The 18-year-old was initially said to have died by suicide; probe revealed she was murdered by her family for being in a relationship with a man from Salem; police rule out caste killing

News18 (India)