Anamika Agarwala
Bharat Express News Network
Qatar Gas Facility Blast Injures 54, Leaves 18 Missing At Ras Laffan
A major explosion at Qatar’s Ras Laffan industrial area injured 54 people and left 18 missing, prompting rescue efforts and an investigation.
Strait Of Hormuz Concerns Grow After Trump-Iran Agreement
The Strait of Hormuz has emerged as a key focus of debate following the Trump-Iran agreement, with concerns over energy security and maritime influence.
US Approves $428 Million Defence Support Packages For India
The US has approved two defence support packages worth $428.2 million for India, covering M777 howitzers and Apache helicopters.
Amit Shah Highlights Temple Corridor Projects Under ‘Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi’ Vision
Amit Shah highlighted major temple corridor projects, saying they reflect the Modi government’s ‘Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi’ vision of development and heritage preservation.
PM Modi Congratulates CM Suvendu Adhikari On Bengal Foundation Day
PM Modi congratulated Suvendu Adhikari on commemorating Bengal Foundation Day and highlighted June 20’s significance in West Bengal’s history.
DMRC To Start Delhi Metro Services At 4 AM For International Yoga Day
DMRC will start Delhi Metro services at 4 AM on June 21, providing early travel options for participants attending International Yoga Day events.
Organic Compost Benefits: How It Helps Flowers, Vegetables And Herbs Thrive
Organic compost enriches soil, improves moisture retention and provides essential nutrients, helping flowers, vegetables and herbs grow healthier.
PhonePe Wallet Inactivity Charges Explained: What Users Need To Know
PhonePe wallet inactivity notices have highlighted the difference between prepaid wallets and UPI payments, with charges applying only to wallet balances.
PM Modi To Begin Two-Day West Bengal Visit With Focus On Development, Yoga
PM Modi will begin a two-day West Bengal visit featuring Paschimbanga Divas celebrations, development projects, Yoga Day events and naval commissioning ceremonies.
Government Bans 16 Fixed Dose Combination Drugs Across India
The Health Ministry has banned 16 Fixed Dose Combination drugs across India, citing safety concerns and lack of therapeutic justification.
