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INDIA Bloc allies strive to strike big in state elections
Gauging that the electoral outcome in these three states headed for polls in September-October could have political implications even beyond them, Congress and its allies are working on strategies to get a head start besides firming up their internal unity.
Samsung says 'no disruption' to production despite strike
Despite a three-day strike by over 5,000 union members, Samsung's production remains unaffected. The strike is part of an ongoing dispute over pay and benefits. The union, representing more than 30,000 workers, has been negotiating since January. Samsung expects significant profit and sales increases for April-June.
Samsung workers begin three-day general strike over pay
Samsung Electronics is the world's largest memory chip maker and accounts for a significant chunk of global output of the high-end chips.
Deadly strikes hit Gaza as war enters tenth month
The Israeli military said its aircraft had targeted "terrorists" operating around the Al-Jawni school. The military earlier said it had conducted operations across much of the Gaza Strip, including Shujaiya in the north, Deir al-Balah and Rafah in the south.
Deadly strikes in Gaza as Israel commits to talks
Israel's deadly airstrikes in Gaza lead to combat with Hamas and clashes with Hezbollah. Diplomatic efforts ongoing with no truce in sight. US involvement in talks. Escalating tensions raise fears of major conflict between Israel and Lebanon.
Israeli strikes kill 6 in Gaza, including kids and UN worker, as truce talks show signs of progress
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least six people, including two children and a UN worker, amid stalled cease-fire talks with Hamas. Violence also flared in the West Bank, where Israeli forces killed seven individuals during a raid and airstrike in Jenin. As nearly 2 million Palestinians seek refuge, Israeli and Hamas negotiators plan to resume cease-fire discussions. The conflict has escalated, raising humanitarian concerns and fears of a broader regional war, with over 38,000 Palestinians reported dead.
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Merino’s late strike ends German run, sends Spain into semis
Spain triumphed 2-1 over Germany in Euro 2024 quarters. Merino scored the extra-time winner. Olmo’s 51st minute goal, via Yamal, was equalized by Wirtz’s 89th-minute strike, assisted by Kimmich. Fuellkrug hit the post before Merino's goal. Spain avoided penalties, advancing to the semifinals.
Stranger Things Season 5: See the exciting update about production
"Stranger Things" Season 5 production has reached the halfway mark after 24 weeks. Despite past delays due to strikes, filming is on track. The final season will have eight shorter episodes and is expected to take a year to complete.
Israeli strike kills another senior Hezbollah commander as diplomats scramble for calm in Lebanon
A Hezbollah statement identified the killed commander as Mohammad Naameh Nasser, who went by the name “Abu Naameh,” his nom de guerre. A Hezbollah official speaking anonymously said he was head of the group's Aziz Unit, one of three regional divisions in southern Lebanon.
Union calls off strike action at Tata Steel UK plant
Tata Steel UK has halted its planned industrial action against a steelworkers' union, Unite, over its Port Talbot plant in Wales. The union had planned to strike from July 8, leading to Tata challenging the balloting process and bringing forward a planned closure of blast furnaces. Tata Steel UK welcomed Unite's decision against a strike and shelved early closure plans. The company will now focus on future investments and aspirations for the business, not renegotiation of the heavy-end closure or enhanced employment support terms.
'End of an era': Mohammed Shami congratulates Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli for ending T20I careers on high
Rohit's leadership skills in the tournament, fine rotation of bowlers and Virat's ability to overcome a lean patch and deliver when it mattered the most helped Men in Blue in in ending their 11-year-long ICC trophy drought. Both also announced their retirement from the short format after winning the trophy.
Tata threatens to shut steelworks early ahead of strike
Tata Steel UK has threatened to close its two blast furnaces in Port Talbot in south Wales earlier than planned due to an upcoming strike, sparking concern among politicians before next week's general election. "The Unite campaign is... about securing the long-term future of steel making in this country for thousands of workers in Port Talbot and south Wales," said Unite general secretary Sharon Graham.
Thousands of doctors go on strike in England a week before the UK general election
The five-day strike by junior doctors - those in the early years of their careers - shines a spotlight on the troubles besetting the chronically underfunded National Health Service, Britain's state-funded public health system, a topic that is a a top concern for voters going to the polls on July 4.
US industries fearing a port strike urge Biden to revive talks
Amidst peak shipping season, stable long-term contracts at West Coast gateways draw focus during labor negotiations at East and Gulf Coast ports.
Delhi Water Minister Atishi's hunger strike ends after hospitalisation; doc says 'condition stable'
Delhi Water Crisis: AAP leader Atishi's indefinite hunger strike over the Delhi water crisis has ended after her hospitalisation due to deteriorating health. Doctors advised her admission after her blood sugar and pressure dropped significantly. Atishi vowed to continue until Haryana releases Delhi's rightful water share. The crisis, with a daily shortfall of 100 MGD, has affected 28 lakh Delhiites, leading to reliance on water tankers amid soaring temperatures.
Oil prices steady as markets weigh supply tensions, China economic recovery
Oil prices remained steady on Tuesday, balancing concerns over China's economic recovery, tensions in the Middle East, and Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries.
Delhi water minister Atishi on hunger strike; Why? When will it end?
Delhi's Water Minister Atishi has sit on an indefinite hunger strike since Friday, June 21. On the day, she was accompanied by Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh and other members of the party at Bhogal, near Jangpura where she sat on an indefinite hunger strike. Delhi Water Minister Atishi said that she will step on the path of 'Satyagraha' and start an 'indefinite fast' from June 21.
Gates of barrage releasing water to Delhi shut by Haryana: Atishi
Delhi Water Minister Atishi continues hunger strike as Haryana shuts Hathnikund Barrage gates, depriving Delhi of water amid crisis.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide D-Street action on Thursday
The NSE Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex opened at all-time highs, rising about 0.3% each, before closing with the Nifty down 0.18% to 23,516 and the Sensex up 0.05% to 77,337. The MACD indicator signals bullish momentum for Hitachi Energy India, Axis Bank, Force India, Ingersoll-Rand India, and JITF Infralogistics.
Army unleashes 'silent killer' indigenous Nagastra-1 suicide drones along Pakistan, China borders: Key features revealed
Solar Industries delivered the first batch of Nagastra-1 Loitering Munitions to the Indian Army. These UAV-based munitions can hover, perform precision strikes, and be safely recovered, marking a significant advancement in India's defense capabilities. Developed by Economic Explosives Ltd, Nagastra-1 reduces reliance on foreign suppliers with over 75% indigenous content. The weapon offers operational flexibility and cost efficiency, capable of operating in extreme conditions, and is a testament to India's growing military technology expertise.
Army gets its first indigenous man-portable suicide drones
The Indian army has integrated the Nagastra 1 loitering munition, designed by Economic Explosives Limited (EEL), as its first indigenous man-portable suicide drones. These drones enhance the army's precision strike capabilities against enemy training camps and infiltrators, with a focus on reducing dependence on imports and promoting self-reliance in defense technology. With the potential for exports to friendly nations, the Nagastra 1 showcases India's advancement in developing cost-effective solutions for modern warfare.
Samsung workers strike, the first in the company's history
Samsung workers strike over wage disputes amid Samsung Electronics' battle to regain edge in memory chip business crucial for AI systems, challenged by SK Hynix in market dominance.
Israeli strikes kill 11 in Gaza, US pushes for 3-phase truce plan
Israeli strikes killed 11 people in central Gaza, including a woman and three children. US President Joe Biden mentioned Israel's ceasefire offer to Hamas to end fighting. Netanyahu emphasizes the priority of destroying Hamas in a plan to wind down the war.
France's Macron urges a green light for Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia with Western weapons
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Western allies to allow Ukraine to strike Russian military bases using long-range weapons provided by the West. Macron's call, echoed by NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, comes amid Ukraine's struggles due to delayed military aid and shortages. While Western leaders have been cautious, fearing escalation, Macron emphasized targeting only Russian bases launching attacks on Ukraine. The U.S. remains hesitant, maintaining restrictions on using its weapons to strike inside Russia. Recent European pledges include significant military support from Belgium, Spain, and Sweden.
US decries IDF strike in Rafah, urges Israel to prioritise civilian safety
National Security Council's Strategic Communications Coordinator, John Kirby condemned IDF strike in Rafah, expressing sorrow over loss of innocent lives, including children.
Ladakh at receiving end of worst of Modi govt's 'Anyay Kaal' : Jairam Ramesh
The Congress accuses the Modi government of neglecting Ladakh, alleging mistreatment and lack of representation. Jairam Ramesh highlights ongoing protests over land and water rights, criticizing the government's silence and downgrading Ladakh to a Union Territory without a legislature. He warns against corporate exploitation of Ladakh's resources, blaming the government for security compromises with China.
Israel strikes eastern Rafah as ceasefire talks end with no deal
Israeli tanks and warplanes have bombarded areas of Rafah, Palestinian residents said, following President Joe Biden's statement that the US would withhold weapons from Israel if its forces mounted a major invasion of the southern Gaza city. A senior Israeli official said that the latest round of indirect negotiations in Cairo had ended and Israel would proceed with its operation in Rafah and other parts of the Gaza Strip as planned. Israel has submitted to mediators its reservations about a Hamas proposal for a hostage release deal, and the Israeli delegation is returning from the Egyptian capital.
Striking deals to end campus protests, some colleges invite discussion of their investments
After weeks of anti-war protests at U.S. universities, some schools, including Brown, Northwestern, and Rutgers, reached agreements with pro-Palestinian protesters to avoid disruptions during final exams and graduation ceremonies. These deals, amid nationwide campus unrest and over 2,400 arrests since April 17, included commitments to review investments in Israel. While universities agreed to discuss divestment, they made no promises to change investments. The protests, which disrupted classes at some schools, have raised questions about academic freedom and led to discussions on divesting from companies linked to the Israeli military.
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk ends his hunger strike
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 21-day hunger strike on Tuesday, demanding statehood for Ladakh and its inclusion in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, though he vowed to continue his fight. In a video message, he urged Ladakh's people to vote carefully in the upcoming elections for the nation's interest.
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