92% Israelis say Iran won Middle East war: Survey
According to a survey conducted by Hebrew University, over 92% Israeli respondents believe that Iran won the war in Middle East. Over 72% respondents said they do not believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he says that Israel achieved significant gains and removed an existential threat, while 87.8% believe Israel failed to achieve its objectives or fulfilled only some.
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According to a survey conducted by Hebrew University, over 92% Israeli respondents believe that Iran won the war in Middle East. Over 72% respondents said they do not believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he says that Israel achieved significant gains and removed an existential threat, while 87.8% believe Israel failed to achieve its objectives or fulfilled only some.
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Why did Trump rush to sign Iran deal before the scheduled date?
US President Donald Trump signed the MoU with Iran after suddenly asking his aides to arrange it in France two days before the scheduled ceremony. Reportedly, officials worried that rising economic strains were becoming political risks ahead of midterm elections. Trump said comparisons to Herbert Hoover, the US president remembered for the Great Depression, pushed him to finalise the deal.
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04:12 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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US President Donald Trump signed the MoU with Iran after suddenly asking his aides to arrange it in France two days before the scheduled ceremony. Reportedly, officials worried that rising economic strains were becoming political risks ahead of midterm elections. Trump said comparisons to Herbert Hoover, the US president remembered for the Great Depression, pushed him to finalise the deal.
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04:12 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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What controversies has FIFA World Cup 2026 seen so far?
FIFA World Cup 2026 has seen several controversies. Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry into the US, while Iran team, based in Mexico, have been told to enter US shortly before matches and leave soon after. Paraguay’s Miguel Almirón was sent off under FIFA’s new mouth-covering rule. Algeria also complained to FIFA over refereeing after Lionel Messi escaped red.
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04:09 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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FIFA World Cup 2026 has seen several controversies. Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry into the US, while Iran team, based in Mexico, have been told to enter US shortly before matches and leave soon after. Paraguay’s Miguel Almirón was sent off under FIFA’s new mouth-covering rule. Algeria also complained to FIFA over refereeing after Lionel Messi escaped red.
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04:09 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Govt to form task force for F1's return to India
Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has announced plans to establish a dedicated task force to evaluate the feasibility of hosting major motorsport events, including F1. He said the ministry will constitute a four-five-member task force to undertake a detailed assessment of the motorsports ecosystem in the country. "The idea is to have an F1 race in India by 2028," Mandaviya added.
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04:03 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has announced plans to establish a dedicated task force to evaluate the feasibility of hosting major motorsport events, including F1. He said the ministry will constitute a four-five-member task force to undertake a detailed assessment of the motorsports ecosystem in the country. "The idea is to have an F1 race in India by 2028," Mandaviya added.
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Brands using AI-generated influencers that mimic real people to promote products: Report
Several brands are using AI-generated influencers and content that mimic real people and experiences to promote their products on social media without disclaimers, The Guardian reported. Moreover, firms are making such creators sign NDAs. "I'm going to say about 40% to 60% of the content...from some of the big brands is actually being made through AI," a creator said.
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04:26 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Several brands are using AI-generated influencers and content that mimic real people and experiences to promote their products on social media without disclaimers, The Guardian reported. Moreover, firms are making such creators sign NDAs. "I'm going to say about 40% to 60% of the content...from some of the big brands is actually being made through AI," a creator said.
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04:26 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Men travelling in ladies' coach can now be fined ₹2,500 under new Indian Railways rules
Indian Railways has increased penalty for male passengers travelling in ladies' coaches or compartments on trains. Under the provisions of Jan Vishwas Act, 2026, penalty has been increased from ₹500 to ₹2,500. If a passenger fails to pay penalty, the individual may be produced before competent court and, shall on conviction, can be punished with fine of up to ₹5,000.
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04:19 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Indian Railways has increased penalty for male passengers travelling in ladies' coaches or compartments on trains. Under the provisions of Jan Vishwas Act, 2026, penalty has been increased from ₹500 to ₹2,500. If a passenger fails to pay penalty, the individual may be produced before competent court and, shall on conviction, can be punished with fine of up to ₹5,000.
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15 kids stuck 25 ft above ground for 3 hours after ride breaks down in US
Fifteen children and one adult were rescued on Friday after being stranded for nearly three hours on a thrill ride at an amusement park in New York. The Wave Twister became stuck about 25 feet above the ground, officials said. The ride, which recently opened at Adventureland, will remain closed while authorities investigate the incident.
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04:19 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Fifteen children and one adult were rescued on Friday after being stranded for nearly three hours on a thrill ride at an amusement park in New York. The Wave Twister became stuck about 25 feet above the ground, officials said. The ride, which recently opened at Adventureland, will remain closed while authorities investigate the incident.
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04:19 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Pak imposes food & road blockade to strangle anti-military protest in PoK: Report
Pakistan has imposed a complete food and road blockade across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as anti-government protests entered their 19th day on Saturday, News18 reported. Locals in PoK are consequently facing severe shortages of essential supplies amid growing public anger, while protests are continuing to intensify. Protest leaders claimed that over 1,435 locals have been detained or are missing.
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04:16 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Pakistan has imposed a complete food and road blockade across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as anti-government protests entered their 19th day on Saturday, News18 reported. Locals in PoK are consequently facing severe shortages of essential supplies amid growing public anger, while protests are continuing to intensify. Protest leaders claimed that over 1,435 locals have been detained or are missing.
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India on track for $1 trillion exports in FY27: Piyush Goyal
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said India remains on course to achieve its $1 trillion exports target in FY27 despite disruptions from the West Asia conflict. He noted that more than 15% of the goal has already been achieved. India and the US have also finalised the framework for the trade agreement, with tariff concerns still to be resolved.
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04:38 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said India remains on course to achieve its $1 trillion exports target in FY27 despite disruptions from the West Asia conflict. He noted that more than 15% of the goal has already been achieved. India and the US have also finalised the framework for the trade agreement, with tariff concerns still to be resolved.
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Stokes withdrawn from county cricket at ECB request, hints at England return
England Test captain Ben Stokes has been withdrawn from the remainder of Durham's County Championship match against Northamptonshire at ECB request. Stokes was dropped for the second Test against New Zealand amid probe into a breach of England's midnight curfew and involvement in a nightclub incident. ECB move indicates that Stokes will likely feature in third Test against New Zealand.
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04:33 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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England Test captain Ben Stokes has been withdrawn from the remainder of Durham's County Championship match against Northamptonshire at ECB request. Stokes was dropped for the second Test against New Zealand amid probe into a breach of England's midnight curfew and involvement in a nightclub incident. ECB move indicates that Stokes will likely feature in third Test against New Zealand.
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Why is Rajasthan getting more rain while Maharashtra is dry?
Rajasthan has received above-normal rainfall in many areas this June while Maharashtra is facing an unusually significant rain deficit. Meteorologists blamed combination of western disturbances, weak Arabian Sea monsoon branch and repeated intrusions of dry air into central India. While normally Arabian Sea's moisture-laden winds sweeps across west coast, this year that flow remained fragmented.
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04:57 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Rajasthan has received above-normal rainfall in many areas this June while Maharashtra is facing an unusually significant rain deficit. Meteorologists blamed combination of western disturbances, weak Arabian Sea monsoon branch and repeated intrusions of dry air into central India. While normally Arabian Sea's moisture-laden winds sweeps across west coast, this year that flow remained fragmented.
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7 killed, 60 hospitalised after ammonia gas leak at seafood factory in TN
At least seven people, all women, were killed, and over 60 others were hospitalised after an ammonia gas leak at a seafood factory in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district on Sunday, reports said. The incident occurred at the St Peter and Paul Seafood Exports facility in Kannigaipair. Workers and others present at the facility reportedly fainted after inhaling the leaked gas.
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04:50 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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At least seven people, all women, were killed, and over 60 others were hospitalised after an ammonia gas leak at a seafood factory in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district on Sunday, reports said. The incident occurred at the St Peter and Paul Seafood Exports facility in Kannigaipair. Workers and others present at the facility reportedly fainted after inhaling the leaked gas.
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Paraguay footballer picks up and wears referee's watch after it falls during FIFA World Cup match
Paraguay footballer Matías Galarza was seen picking up and wearing referee Iván Barton's watch after it fell during their FIFA World Cup 2026 match against Türkiye. The device slipped off Barton's wrist during a first-half scuffle as he tried to separate players. Galarza reportedly returned it a few minutes later and faced no punishment for it.
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04:47 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Paraguay footballer Matías Galarza was seen picking up and wearing referee Iván Barton's watch after it fell during their FIFA World Cup 2026 match against Türkiye. The device slipped off Barton's wrist during a first-half scuffle as he tried to separate players. Galarza reportedly returned it a few minutes later and faced no punishment for it.
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Kharge loses cool at Congress workers raising 'DK' slogans, calls them 'useless''
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge lost his cool at party workers who raised 'DK-DK' slogans for Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. Calling them "useless fellows", Kharge stated, "Will the entire country be affected if you shout here? This is not an individual’s programme, it is a party programme." Kharge added that he'll take disciplinary action against those who were shouting.
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05:04 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge lost his cool at party workers who raised 'DK-DK' slogans for Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. Calling them "useless fellows", Kharge stated, "Will the entire country be affected if you shout here? This is not an individual’s programme, it is a party programme." Kharge added that he'll take disciplinary action against those who were shouting.
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Hydration breaks add nothing but take away a lot: Uruguay head coach
Uruguay head coach Marcelo Bielsa said the hydration breaks introduced in each half of the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches add nothing to football while destroying the sport's cultural essence. "Playing four times instead of two alters the conception of what had been culturally built to interpret football," he added. Critics say the breaks allow broadcasters to benefit from advertisements.
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05:03 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Uruguay head coach Marcelo Bielsa said the hydration breaks introduced in each half of the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches add nothing to football while destroying the sport's cultural essence. "Playing four times instead of two alters the conception of what had been culturally built to interpret football," he added. Critics say the breaks allow broadcasters to benefit from advertisements.
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No reason to believe Starmer will resign: UK minister amid reports
British business minister Peter Kyle said he has "nothing to believe" the reports, that PM Keir Starmer is preparing to resign, are true. "I am seeing a lot of speculation out there," he stated. The reports of Starmer preparing to resign surfaced after Labour Party's poor performance in recent local elections and public outrage over series of policy U-turns.
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05:01 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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British business minister Peter Kyle said he has "nothing to believe" the reports, that PM Keir Starmer is preparing to resign, are true. "I am seeing a lot of speculation out there," he stated. The reports of Starmer preparing to resign surfaced after Labour Party's poor performance in recent local elections and public outrage over series of policy U-turns.
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Gold & silver prices fall by up to ₹31,200, graph shows their performance in June
The price of 10 grams of gold with 99% purity has fallen from ₹1,55,536 on June 1 to ₹1,44,970 on June 19, as the Middle East war began to slow down. Meanwhile, the price of a kg of silver fell from ₹2,63,250 to ₹2,31,973. With this, gold and silver prices have tumbled by ₹10,566/10 grams and by ₹31,277/kg, respectively.
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05:01 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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The price of 10 grams of gold with 99% purity has fallen from ₹1,55,536 on June 1 to ₹1,44,970 on June 19, as the Middle East war began to slow down. Meanwhile, the price of a kg of silver fell from ₹2,63,250 to ₹2,31,973. With this, gold and silver prices have tumbled by ₹10,566/10 grams and by ₹31,277/kg, respectively.
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Row erupts as students made to remove kalawa at Ahmedabad NEET exam centre
A row has erupted after some students alleged that they were asked to remove kalawa (sacred thread) and kanthi (sacred necklaces) at a NEET-UG exam centre in Ahmedabad. The move sparked protests outside the centre as students claimed that some candidates were allowed to enter the exam centre in burqas while they were stopped. Police detained some of the protestors.
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05:29 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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A row has erupted after some students alleged that they were asked to remove kalawa (sacred thread) and kanthi (sacred necklaces) at a NEET-UG exam centre in Ahmedabad. The move sparked protests outside the centre as students claimed that some candidates were allowed to enter the exam centre in burqas while they were stopped. Police detained some of the protestors.
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Alia gets uncomfortable over Epstein Island joke on 'India's Got Latent 2'
Several X users have applauded actress Alia Bhatt for not laughing at an Epstein Island joke on India's Got Latent season 2. "You want oil? Come to the island...There's lot of oil," contestant Avinash Agarwal, who copied Donald Trump, joked. While the audience cheered and Samay Raina was seen clapping at this moment, Alia looked sideways and appeared uncomfortable.
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05:20 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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Several X users have applauded actress Alia Bhatt for not laughing at an Epstein Island joke on India's Got Latent season 2. "You want oil? Come to the island...There's lot of oil," contestant Avinash Agarwal, who copied Donald Trump, joked. While the audience cheered and Samay Raina was seen clapping at this moment, Alia looked sideways and appeared uncomfortable.
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Man posts pic of enquiry staff sleeping in vest and boxers at station; Railways responds
A man posted a picture of an enquiry staff sleeping in vest and boxers at the Amrit Bharat Begusarai railway station. "[This] left people without any information regarding trains, forcing a passenger to cross the tracks to catch train," the man wrote. "We'll do our best to help. Concerned official being notified. We regret the experience you had," Railways said.
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05:16 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026
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A man posted a picture of an enquiry staff sleeping in vest and boxers at the Amrit Bharat Begusarai railway station. "[This] left people without any information regarding trains, forcing a passenger to cross the tracks to catch train," the man wrote. "We'll do our best to help. Concerned official being notified. We regret the experience you had," Railways said.
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