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Bihar's summertime is under siege from erratic weather phenomena, as ferocious thunderstorms, sudden hail, and unprecedented rain levels wreak havoc on daily life. Meteorologists point to shifting atmospheric patterns, continuous easterly breezes, and the looming threat of climate change as catalysts for these severe storms and the extensive devastation that follows.

Operation Sindoor showcased India's potent military response to a terror attack, demonstrating its ability to strike deep into Pakistan and dominate escalation ladders against nuclear rivals. The 88-hour operation highlighted India's conventional superiority, while also spurring advancements in air defence, drone warfare, and joint military operations to counter evolving threats.

Operation Sindoor, a year after its execution, is remembered as India's firm response to terrorism, marked by precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan. This high-tech military action showcased India's advanced arsenal, including Rafale jets, SCALP missiles, and loitering munitions, demonstrating a shift towards modern, precision warfare.

Senior Vice President Dino Bekis explains the architecture behind a partnership that doubles as the opening move in Qualcomm's broader India ambition

Junaid Khan's acting career is highlighted. His father, Aamir Khan, describes Junaid as independent and dedicated. Aamir Khan shares his son's commitment to his roles. Junaid's upcoming film 'Ek Din' is also mentioned. The film features Sai Pallavi and is directed by Sunil Pandey. Aamir Khan reflects on Junaid's early interest in action.

US President Donald Trump amplified controversial remarks by radio host Michael Savage, who made offensive comments about India and China while discussing birthright citizenship. Savage questioned the automatic citizenship for babies born in the US, calling immigrants "gangsters with laptops." India has since described the remarks as "uninformed, inappropriate and in poor taste."

Japan, shifting from its pacifist constitution, is now poised to export lethal weapons. This significant policy change, driven by regional security concerns, allows Tokyo to leverage its advanced defense technology. The move opens new avenues for its burgeoning defense industry, potentially transforming Japan into a major global arms supplier.

The approval for additional S-400 ‘Sudarshan’ systems, which had helped neutralise Pakistani missiles during last year’s conflict in May and had also to its credit the world’s longest-range kill of an enemy aircraft, has come at a time when IAF teams are in Russia to receive the fourth squadron under the earlier contract for five such systems. The fourth system is likely to arrive by May while the fifth squadron is expected by Dec.