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    Meanwhile, a fresh wave of COVID-19 is sweeping across parts of Asia. Cities like Hong Kong and Singapore are seeing sharp increases in cases, hospitalisations, and even fatalities. (File photo)
Updated : May 19, 2025

Covid-19: Mumbai’s KEM Hospital reports 2 deaths due to comorbidities. Should India be worried?

Authorities said that there was no need to panic as viruses, over time, become endemic and lose their severity. It is only in patients with comorbidities that Covid can become serious, but even that has become rare, the authorities added. 

IMD forecasts rain in Telangana and southern India; Monsoon to begin in Kerala by May 27
Updated : May 19, 2025

IMD says monsoon may reach Kerala by May 27; cyclonic system to trigger rain in Telangana

The update comes amid a spell of pre-monsoon showers across peninsular India, with the IMD already issuing red and orange alerts for Karnataka and parts of Tamil Nadu.

Heavy rain to lash Bengaluru, Goa, Konkan; IMD warns of ‘extremely heavy’ spell from May 20
Updated : May 19, 2025

IMD issues red alert for Karnataka, predicts extremely heavy rain for Goa and Maharashtra; Full forecast

The IMD's alert comes even as Bengaluru struggles with the aftermath of a downpour that flooded homes, submerged vehicles, and left parts of the city in disarray on Saturday night.

'Giving away ₹60,000 crore is the easier thing to do’: Mohandas Pai slams Karnataka CM
Updated : May 19, 2025

'Kannadigas want jobs, not freebies': Mohandas Pai slams Siddaramaiah’s ₹60,000 cr dole push, calls Bengaluru's state pathetic

The Congress government, under Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, will celebrate its second anniversary with the Sadhana Samavesha on May 20, showcasing its flagship welfare programmes.

The event was attended by a host of dignitaries, including MLA Smt Raymuni Bhagat, Municipal Council President Shri Arvind Bhagat, Zila Panchayat President Shri Salik Sai, Zila Panchayat Vice President Shri Shaurya Pratap Singh Judev
Updated : May 19, 2025

CM Vishnu Deo Sai honours martyrs' families during 'Tiranga Yatra' in Jashpur

Speaking at the event, CM Sai said, “Honouring the families of our brave martyrs is a small gesture compared to their immense sacrifice. Their courage and dedication to the country are deeply respected by every citizen.”

The use of Chinese equipment like the J-10C fighter and PL-15 missile in live combat has raised concern among Beijing’s regional adversaries, including Taiwan
Updated : May 19, 2025

China gave Pakistan radar, satellite aid during border standoff with India, claims report

According to the official quoted in the report, these efforts allowed Pakistan to better anticipate Indian aerial activity and prepare its defenses.

As Bengaluru gets marred by rains, this entrepreneur has an axe to grind with the government
Updated : May 19, 2025

'Too busy building unicorns, no clue how to build drainage system': Investor blasts govt as rains wreak havoc in Bengaluru

Kumar said in his post that Indians have artificial intelligence to detect cancer, and have figured out how to deliver biryani via drones, but have no idea about building a decent drainage system.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar
Updated : May 19, 2025

'Issues we face today are not new': DK Shivakumar says Bengaluru floods a legacy of years of neglect

Bengaluru received around 40 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours, leading to widespread waterlogging in low-lying areas.

The company's first-ever Challan Report offers one of the most detailed insights into India’s traffic enforcement trends and driver behaviour.
Updated : May 19, 2025

Indian authorities issued ₹12,000 crore in traffic fines in 2024; 75% remain unpaid: CARS24 Report

According to the report, over 8 crore challans were issued last year — equivalent to nearly one challan for every two registered vehicles on Indian roads.

Indian Ambassador to Israel JP Singh
Updated : May 19, 2025

'Hand over Hafiz Saeed, Lakhvi. Things will be over': Indian envoy to Israel JP Singh's message to Pakistan

JP Singh said the Indus agreement was based on two principles: goodwill and friendship. "Over the past so many years, what we have seen — we were allowing water to flow and what was Pakistan doing? They were allowing terror."

A day after the resounding success of Operation Sindoor, the Pakistan Army targeted several locations across the western border.
Updated : May 19, 2025

Pakistan targeted Golden Temple on May 8: How India's air defence including AKASH missile system, L-70 Air Defence Guns came to the rescue?

Indian Army successfully neutralised a 'massive air assault' by Pakistan targeting the Golden Temple, using advanced air defence systems to prevent any damage.

India's Ambassador to Portugal, Puneet Roy Kundal, reinforced the Embassy's stance, highlighting the protest was met with a "silent yet strong and resolute message, 'Operation Sindoor is not yet over'."
Updated : May 19, 2025

'Operation Sindoor not yet over': Indian Embassy in Portugal claps back at Pakistan's 'desperate provocations'

The protest was described as a "desperate provocation" by the Embassy, which responded with a strong message through 'Operation Sindoor'.

Bengaluru rain: Roads submerged, heavy waterlogging in parts of city
Updated : May 19, 2025

‘Bengaluru port is now operational’: Rain wreaks havoc yet again; traffic snarls, waterlogging across city

Bengaluru rain: One of the worst affected areas was Sai Layout in Horamavu that was submerged in 4-5 ft of water. The pre-monsoon rains left the streets flooded to knee level.

The PCB is facing serious financial strain following the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.
Updated : May 19, 2025

India to pull out of Asia Cup: Pakistan cricket braces for ₹220 crore fallout

If the boycott goes ahead, the financial fallout for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) could be severe. India’s participation in Asia Cup and ICC events generates an estimated ₹165–220 crore ($20–26 million) per cycle for the PCB.

A day after the resounding success of Operation Sindoor, the Pakistan Army targeted several locations across the western border.
Updated : May 19, 2025

Pakistan targeted Golden Temple post India's Operation Sindoor on May 8: Senior Indian Army official

He said that the Indian Army had anticipated Pakistan's move to target its military installations along with civilian establishments, including religious places like the Golden Temple. 

IMD predicts rain and thunderstorm in Delhi this week
Updated : May 19, 2025

Delhi to see rain, thunderstorm this week; heavy rainfall in Northeast: IMD

The weather department has forecast fairly widespread to widespread light to moderate rainfall across Northeast India over the next seven days.

He reportedly established connections with ISI operatives, providing them with sensitive information concerning India's national security.
Updated : May 19, 2025

UP resident Shehzad arrested for ISI-linked espionage acts, ATS officials cite multiple trips to Pakistan

Shehzad was arrested in UP's Moradabad, and he faces charges under Sections 148 and 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

 On Sunday, Jyoti Malhotra was arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan and sharing sensitive information with Pakistani intelligence operatives, as per the police.
Updated : May 19, 2025

Jyoti Malhotra case: 'Can't she call friends in Pakistan?' -- YouTuber's father defends her, says she took necessary permission before travel

He also asked why she could not contact friends across the border if she wanted to.

Jyoti Malhotra arrested for spying for Pakistan
Updated : May 19, 2025

YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra arrested for spying; was being developed as Pakistan asset: Police

It was also revealed that Jyoti Malhotra visited China once and that her travel expenses seem disproportionate to her declared income.

The briefings are scheduled in two phases, with the first occurring on 20 May and the second on 23 May.
Updated : May 19, 2025

Vikram Misri to brief 7-MP delegation including Shashi Tharoor, Supriya Sule in two phases before diplomatic outreach on Op Sindoor

Before their international departures, the 7 MP delegations will receive briefings from Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.

The move appears to have come in response to similar curbs placed by Dhaka on certain Indian products last month. 
Updated : May 18, 2025

India's curbs on imports to cost Bangladesh $770 million, impacting 42% of bilateral imports: GTRI

Readymade garments, processed food, and plastic products are among the major categories affected, now restricted to select sea ports or banned from land entry altogether.