Ebola reaches France
France reported its first case of Ebola as a doctor returning from a humanitarian mission in Congo tested positive, country's health ministry said on Wednesday. Officials said the patient is being isolated and authorities are contact tracing, adding that the risk for the general European population was low. Congo's Ebola outbreak has infected over 1,000 people and killed 267.
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France reported its first case of Ebola as a doctor returning from a humanitarian mission in Congo tested positive, country's health ministry said on Wednesday. Officials said the patient is being isolated and authorities are contact tracing, adding that the risk for the general European population was low. Congo's Ebola outbreak has infected over 1,000 people and killed 267.
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She feared eloping would bring shame to her family: Fiancée's lover Chetan on killing Ketan
Chetan Chaudhary, the lover of Ketan Agarwal's fiancée Siya Goyal, told police they had discussed running away together before hatching a plan to kill Ketan. However, Siya didn't want to break off her engagement with Ketan and elope because she feared it would bring shame to her family, said Chetan. The two eventually decided to kill Ketan at Lohagad Fort.
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03:25 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Chetan Chaudhary, the lover of Ketan Agarwal's fiancée Siya Goyal, told police they had discussed running away together before hatching a plan to kill Ketan. However, Siya didn't want to break off her engagement with Ketan and elope because she feared it would bring shame to her family, said Chetan. The two eventually decided to kill Ketan at Lohagad Fort.
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Vijay spoke as if Assembly cameras were film cameras: Udhayanidhi
DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin criticised Chief Minister Vijay's speech in the Assembly, saying he was speaking as if the House's live cameras were movie cameras. "He expected his speech to be filmed in a single take without any interruptions from the Opposition," Udhayanidhi said. He stated that Vijay should forget being an actor and conduct himself as the Chief Minister.
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03:24 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin criticised Chief Minister Vijay's speech in the Assembly, saying he was speaking as if the House's live cameras were movie cameras. "He expected his speech to be filmed in a single take without any interruptions from the Opposition," Udhayanidhi said. He stated that Vijay should forget being an actor and conduct himself as the Chief Minister.
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Dogs guarded workers forced into bonded labour at UP factory
Two dogs guarded the premises of a factory in Muzaffarnagar, UP, from where 13 workers were rescued after being forced into bonded labour for almost a year. The animals were used to intimidate them. The workers said that their identity documents and phones were snatched away. The case came to light after one worker fled and alerted authorities.
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03:20 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Two dogs guarded the premises of a factory in Muzaffarnagar, UP, from where 13 workers were rescued after being forced into bonded labour for almost a year. The animals were used to intimidate them. The workers said that their identity documents and phones were snatched away. The case came to light after one worker fled and alerted authorities.
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Unique ivory gavel used by US Senate was gifted by India
An ivory gavel with a unique hourglass shape, currently used by US Senate to conduct its business, was gifted by India. Only two gavels have been used by Senate to date. The first was used from 1789-1954 before it broke, after which India gifted its replacement. The gavel is tapped by presiding officer to maintain order during Senate proceedings.
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An ivory gavel with a unique hourglass shape, currently used by US Senate to conduct its business, was gifted by India. Only two gavels have been used by Senate to date. The first was used from 1789-1954 before it broke, after which India gifted its replacement. The gavel is tapped by presiding officer to maintain order during Senate proceedings.
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US-Iran deal is 'America's declaration of defeat': MB Ghalibaf
After Iran and US signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to end the war, Iranian Parliament's Speaker MB Ghalibaf called it "America's declaration of defeat". "The Islamabad understanding wasn't the result of pressure and coercion, but rather the result of the resistance and authority of the brave Iranian nation," he added. Both the nations signed the MoU on June 17.
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03:37 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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After Iran and US signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to end the war, Iranian Parliament's Speaker MB Ghalibaf called it "America's declaration of defeat". "The Islamabad understanding wasn't the result of pressure and coercion, but rather the result of the resistance and authority of the brave Iranian nation," he added. Both the nations signed the MoU on June 17.
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03:37 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Congo DR superfan who stands like a statue for 90 minutes attends FIFA World Cup match
Congo DR superfan Michel Kuka Mboladinga attended his team's FIFA World Cup 2026 match against Colombo after missing opener against Portugal due to Ebola-linked travel restrictions. The 49-year-old, famous for standing motionless throughout matches with an arm raised, dresses as independence icon Patrice Lumumba and mimics his Kinshasa statue. He earlier went viral during Africa Cup of Nations.
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03:35 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Congo DR superfan Michel Kuka Mboladinga attended his team's FIFA World Cup 2026 match against Colombo after missing opener against Portugal due to Ebola-linked travel restrictions. The 49-year-old, famous for standing motionless throughout matches with an arm raised, dresses as independence icon Patrice Lumumba and mimics his Kinshasa statue. He earlier went viral during Africa Cup of Nations.
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Bill Gates admits to 3 affairs, including 2 with Russians, says 'I never had an STD'
Microsoft's billionaire Co-Founder Bill Gates admitted to having three affairs, including two with Russian women, as per the transcript of his closed-door testimony to a US committee. "[Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein] was working to use information about my infidelities...to pressure me," he said. Gates also asserted that he "never had an STD" as claimed in the Epstein files.
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03:33 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Microsoft's billionaire Co-Founder Bill Gates admitted to having three affairs, including two with Russian women, as per the transcript of his closed-door testimony to a US committee. "[Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein] was working to use information about my infidelities...to pressure me," he said. Gates also asserted that he "never had an STD" as claimed in the Epstein files.
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What is 'sunset clause' & why India may want it in its US trade deal?
A 'sunset clause' is a legal provision that gives an agreement, law, or benefit a fixed expiry date unless renewed. Unlike most trade deals, which remain in force until a party withdraws, a sunset clause requires both sides to actively extend the arrangement. India may seek such a clause in its US trade deal due to uncertainty over US tariffs.
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03:31 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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A 'sunset clause' is a legal provision that gives an agreement, law, or benefit a fixed expiry date unless renewed. Unlike most trade deals, which remain in force until a party withdraws, a sunset clause requires both sides to actively extend the arrangement. India may seek such a clause in its US trade deal due to uncertainty over US tariffs.
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US completes successful test of Golden Dome missile defence system
US Secretary of State Pete Hegseth said the US achieved “full mission success” in the test of Golden Dome. The Golden Dome is a multi-layer missile defence system designed to detect and destroy ballistic, hypersonic and cruise missiles before launch or during flight. Hegseth said he personally watched “elite warfighters” use next-generation technology to stop incoming drones and cruise missiles.
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03:30 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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US Secretary of State Pete Hegseth said the US achieved “full mission success” in the test of Golden Dome. The Golden Dome is a multi-layer missile defence system designed to detect and destroy ballistic, hypersonic and cruise missiles before launch or during flight. Hegseth said he personally watched “elite warfighters” use next-generation technology to stop incoming drones and cruise missiles.
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Trump asks crowd 'Who did not vote for me?', video shows man raising his hand
During a rally in Pennsylvania, US President Donald Trump asked the crowd, "Who did not vote for me?" A man standing behind him appeared to raise his hand, with the moment quickly going viral on social media. Reacting to the video, one X user wrote, "Guy behind you. Someone give that guy a medal!'
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03:57 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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During a rally in Pennsylvania, US President Donald Trump asked the crowd, "Who did not vote for me?" A man standing behind him appeared to raise his hand, with the moment quickly going viral on social media. Reacting to the video, one X user wrote, "Guy behind you. Someone give that guy a medal!'
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03:57 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Ram could've lost eye after injury during Peddi, got 8 stitches: Chiranjeevi
Veteran actor Chiranjeevi, during a 'Peddi' success party, revealed that his son Ram Charan suffered an eye injury during the film's shoot. Chiranjeevi recalled, "I was terrified when I saw the photo of it. He required eight stitches, yet he didn't back down." He added, "He could've lost his eye if it hit him a little lower. He got lucky."
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03:45 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Veteran actor Chiranjeevi, during a 'Peddi' success party, revealed that his son Ram Charan suffered an eye injury during the film's shoot. Chiranjeevi recalled, "I was terrified when I saw the photo of it. He required eight stitches, yet he didn't back down." He added, "He could've lost his eye if it hit him a little lower. He got lucky."
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France records its hottest day in history
France recorded its hottest day ever on Tuesday as an early heat wave spread across Europe. "On June 23...the average temperature recorded across 30 weather stations nationwide...reached 29.8°C, surpassing the previous record of 29.4°C set on July 25, 2019...and August 5, 2003," Météo-France said. At least 40 people drowned in past week while seeking relief in rivers.
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04:12 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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France recorded its hottest day ever on Tuesday as an early heat wave spread across Europe. "On June 23...the average temperature recorded across 30 weather stations nationwide...reached 29.8°C, surpassing the previous record of 29.4°C set on July 25, 2019...and August 5, 2003," Météo-France said. At least 40 people drowned in past week while seeking relief in rivers.
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Astronaut shares pic from space showing Dead Sea's extreme salinity
NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shared a picture of the Dead Sea on X, highlighting its "bright white and glimmering" salt formations as seen from space. "I vividly recall the one time I took a dip in it," she wrote. Meir added, "The salinity made me so buoyant that I could float in a standing position with my legs partially submerged!"
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04:08 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shared a picture of the Dead Sea on X, highlighting its "bright white and glimmering" salt formations as seen from space. "I vividly recall the one time I took a dip in it," she wrote. Meir added, "The salinity made me so buoyant that I could float in a standing position with my legs partially submerged!"
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Ronaldinho comes out of retirement at 46
Former Brazil footballer Ronaldinho has come out of retirement to feature for Ravenna in Italy's third division Serie C. The Ballon d'Or 2005 winner last played club football for Fluminense in 2015. "I cannot wait to dance with the ball and write a beautiful new story with [Ravenna owners] Ignazio Cipriani and the Cipriani family," he said.
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04:05 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Former Brazil footballer Ronaldinho has come out of retirement to feature for Ravenna in Italy's third division Serie C. The Ballon d'Or 2005 winner last played club football for Fluminense in 2015. "I cannot wait to dance with the ball and write a beautiful new story with [Ravenna owners] Ignazio Cipriani and the Cipriani family," he said.
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Tear gas from riot-control mock drill causes burning eyes & breathing discomfort in UP
A riot-control mock drill that was organised in Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor caused discomfort to locals after tear gas used in the drill drifted to nearby markets. Several locals complained of eye irritation, coughing, and breathing discomfort, reports said. The residents complained that they were not informed in advance about the drill and questioned the safety preparations.
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04:04 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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A riot-control mock drill that was organised in Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor caused discomfort to locals after tear gas used in the drill drifted to nearby markets. Several locals complained of eye irritation, coughing, and breathing discomfort, reports said. The residents complained that they were not informed in advance about the drill and questioned the safety preparations.
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Control your ministers: Bilawal to Pak PM over Khawaja Asif's remarks against Kashmiris in PoK
Pakistani politician Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari criticised Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif over Defence Minister Khawaja Asif's controversial remark against Kashmiris in crisis-hit PoK. "Control your ministers," Bilawal told his ally Sharif while urging him to ensure there's no confusion about Kashmiris. Asif said people from Rawalakot and Mirpur aren't Kashmiris as they speak Potohari and Pahari dialects.
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04:25 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Pakistani politician Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari criticised Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif over Defence Minister Khawaja Asif's controversial remark against Kashmiris in crisis-hit PoK. "Control your ministers," Bilawal told his ally Sharif while urging him to ensure there's no confusion about Kashmiris. Asif said people from Rawalakot and Mirpur aren't Kashmiris as they speak Potohari and Pahari dialects.
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SP Maurya makes objectionable remarks on Lord Ram, sparks row
Addressing a public gathering, Apni Janta Party chief and former UP minister Swami Prasad Maurya made objectionable remarks on Lord Ram, sparking a political row. Amid a probe into the alleged embezzlement of donations at Ayodhya's Ram Mandir, Maurya claimed that crores of rupees, along with gold and silver offerings, had allegedly been stolen from the temple.
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04:21 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Addressing a public gathering, Apni Janta Party chief and former UP minister Swami Prasad Maurya made objectionable remarks on Lord Ram, sparking a political row. Amid a probe into the alleged embezzlement of donations at Ayodhya's Ram Mandir, Maurya claimed that crores of rupees, along with gold and silver offerings, had allegedly been stolen from the temple.
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Nuclear weapons only thing protecting world from a global war: Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said that nuclear weapons are the only thing protecting the world from a global war. "As technology is developing, it is already clear that new types of non-nuclear weapons will emerge, but they may eventually match nuclear weapons in destructive power," Peskov further said.
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04:17 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said that nuclear weapons are the only thing protecting the world from a global war. "As technology is developing, it is already clear that new types of non-nuclear weapons will emerge, but they may eventually match nuclear weapons in destructive power," Peskov further said.
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Protestors in PoK are not proper Kashmiris: Pak Defence Minister
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said residents of Rawalakot and Mirpur in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which are witnessing protests, are “not proper Kashmiris”, drawing backlash from activists. Thousands are protesting in PoK over inflation, unemployment and political marginalisation. Meanwhile, Pakistani authorities have imposed a complete food and road blockade across PoK, reports said.
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04:16 pm Wednesday, 24 June 2026
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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said residents of Rawalakot and Mirpur in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which are witnessing protests, are “not proper Kashmiris”, drawing backlash from activists. Thousands are protesting in PoK over inflation, unemployment and political marginalisation. Meanwhile, Pakistani authorities have imposed a complete food and road blockade across PoK, reports said.
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