‘Remain vigilant’: India urges citizens in France to avoid protest sites ahead of fresh demonstrations | India News

Protesters march during a demonstration in Marseille, southern France. France’s government is unfurling massively ramped-up security measures for a fresh blast of marches and strikes against unpopular pension reforms. NEW DELHI: The Indian embassy in France on Wednesday issued a safety advisory for Indian nationals living in or travelling to the country, urging them to…

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Rafale Marine trials underway in Goa for INS Vikrant operations

Indian Navy is conducting trials of the Rafale Marine fighter aircraft in Goa to validate the modifications required for operating the French-origin aircraft from India’s indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, marking a key step towards strengthening the Navy’s carrier-based combat capabilities.According to ANI, citing defence officials, the trials are focused on modifications needed to adapt…

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Germany on alert for Russian sabotage after drone with explosives spotted near air base

Germany has raised the threat of Russian sabotage against its military to the second-highest level for the first time, warning of a significant risk to its armed forces and military installations.According to German broadcaster WDR and Süddeutsche Zeitung, the escalation follows the discovery of a drone carrying explosives near Wunstorf air base in Lower Saxony,…

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In 2020, a 30-foot dead tree limb fell on a 28-year-old physics student jogging in a Sacramento park; six years later, a jury awarded him $33.3 million after finding the city responsible

A jury in Sacramento, California, has ordered city authorities to pay $33.3 million (£25.6 million) to a former physics student who suffered a serious brain injury when a 30-foot dead tree branch fell on him while he was jogging through a city park. Michael Flynn, then 28, was jogging along a public walking path around…

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In 1992, Reba McEntire helped open a guest house for families sleeping in hospital chairs and cars; the Texas charity reports it has since welcomed more than 35,000 families needing support

Photo: Reba (L) and her NGOCredit: Reba’s Ranch House / Instagram In 1992, country music star Reba McEntire helped open Reba’s Ranch House in Denison, Texas, to give families a safe place to stay when a loved one was in hospital. The idea began after her doctor, Darius Maggi, described how many visitors were sleeping…

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Asian Para Games: Simran, Praveen Kumar, Sachin Khilari shine as India’s medal tally swells to 62 | Asian Para Games 2026 News

Simran, Praveen Kumar and Banti (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India enjoyed a memorable Day 3 at the Asian Para Games 2026, with its athletics contingent leading the charge with five gold medals among 18 podium finishes to help the country swell its overall medal tally to 62 and climb to fifth in the standings.Sprinter Simran,…

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Army’s top brass meets in Delhi to review modernisation, security and readiness

The army is holding its three-day Commander’s Conference in New Delhi. (File photo) (Image credit: Indian Army) The Army Commanders’ Conference, the apex biannual forum of the army, began in New Delhi on October 21 and runs until October 23. It brings together the army’s senior leadership to discuss the evolving security environment, operational preparedness,…

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Man serving litchi juice to guests was shocked when a black rubber piece was spotted in the bottle; consumer commission orders manufacturer to pay Rs 22,340

AI generated image used for representative purpose NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Haryana has held a juice manufacturer liable for selling unsafe litchi juice after a laboratory test found a black rubber piece floating inside a bottle purchased by a customer.The Rohtak District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission directed Fresca Foods to refund Rs…

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‘Already dealing with difficulties’: Macron slams Trump for using France unrest for midterm campaign

French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday slammed world leaders for “campaigning behind France’s back” with their remarks on the ongoing nationwide protests over rising living costs and deteriorating school conditions.Without naming US President Donald Trump, Macron said France was already dealing with difficulties and did not need foreign leaders using its problems for their election…

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Pakistan’s elite want out? Khawaja Asif flags bureaucrats’ alleged exit plans to foreign shores

File photo: Pakistan defence minister Khwaja Asif Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif has questioned the loyalty of senior bureaucrats, alleging that several government officials planned to settle abroad while serving the country, according to a report by Pakistan’s Express Tribune.In a post on X, Asif said Pakistan had capable and honest bureaucrats, but alleged that…

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