Prime Minister Modi has confirmed his attendance at the upcoming G7 Summit in Canada. The announcement came through a social media post where Modi shared that he received an invitation from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. This development follows speculation about India's participation in the summit. Modi expressed his intention to work with Canada with renewed vigour, emphasising mutual respect and shared interests between the two nations.
Samajwadi Party MP Priya Saroj was seen shedding tears of joy on stage after exchanging rings with Indian cricketer Rinku Singh in Lucknow on Sunday, June 8. The couple got engaged at the luxurious Centrum Hotel, with guests from both the cricketing and political circles in attendance to bless the newly engaged pair.
A Canadian journalist reports being attacked during a pro-Khalistan rally in Vancouver. He claims multiple Khalistani supporters harassed him, grabbed his phone, and threatened violence. The journalist states he has been covering Khalistan protests across several countries since last year, aiming to provide independent reporting. He alleges that an individual who has been harassing him online was involved in the incident, which occurred in the presence of police.
BJP leaders are protesting in Bengaluru against the Karnataka government over the recent stampede tragedy at Chinnaswamy stadium that killed 11 people. They are demanding an increase in compensation from 25 lakh to 1 crore rupees for victims' families, a judicial inquiry led by the Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court, and the resignation of ministers rather than suspension of officials. The BJP has also called for a special assembly session to discuss the incident, claiming the event was orchestrated by the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister for political mileage.
Protests have erupted in Delhi's Bhajanpura area over the death of a minor girl whose body was found in a suitcase. The police suspect sexual assault and have filed a case under the POCSO Act and for murder. Six teams have been formed to investigate, with raids conducted in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. The accused, known to the victim, remains at large after more than 12 hours, leading to road blockades by angry locals.
