India's External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar spoke to the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and lodged a strong diplomatic protest with the United States after the latter's Navy strike on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman killed three Indian seafarers.The EAM while speaking to his US counterpart Rubio on Friday evening also added that "such lethal actions against commercial shipping are 'not justified'". In a post on social media platform X, EAM Jaishankar wrote, "Spoke to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio this evening. I reiterated India's strong protest at the attacks by the US Navy in the Gulf that killed three Indian mariners. Such lethal actions against commercial shipping are not justified."

Getting rich isn’t always about big wins, lucky breaks, or overnight success. More often, it’s about what happens quietly with all the hard work and consistency, small habits repeated over time that slowly build wealth. The kind of wealth that lasts isn’t usually flashy. It’s built on discipline, mindset, and smart choices made daily.​We tend to associate “rich” with huge incomes or sudden business success, but in reality, it’s the people who live a little differently, those who pay attention to the small things that often end up building lasting financial stability.​These habits might not feel exciting. In fact, they can feel like a usual routine. But that’s exactly the point. When you quietly stick to these small actions over time, they do something powerful; they compound over time and yield results. And that’s how wealth is built, not loudly, but patiently.​

Gold Rate Today (June 13, 2026): Gold prices remained elevated on June 13, 2026, with Delhi rates touching Rs 1.56 lakh per 10 grams amid global geopolitical uncertainty.

India vs Afghanistan, 1st ODI preview: With Virat Kohli absent and the selectors watching, Rohit Sharma's second act begins in Dharamsala, where India's World Cup preparations meet their first big question: who belongs in the team?

Talking about the mysteries around the globe, the Bermuda Triangle have always secured a top position in the priority list. Known for its tales about ships and planes mysteriously vanishing, it has fueled conspiracy theories about supernatural forces, alien abductions, and even time travel. The section of the Atlantic Ocean, bounded by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico, has always been surrounded by myths, questions and mysteries, but now a group...

Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata Day 1 Box Office Collection: Kangana Ranaut’s movie finally hit theatres on Friday, June 12, and received largely positive reviews from critics. It has now been reported that the film has also performed decently well at the box office on its opening day. As reported by the industry tracker Sacnilk, Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata earned Rs 1 crore on its first day of release in India.Reportedly, the film had 2181 shows in India...

A war of words has erupted over the deaths of Indian sailors, with Iran rejecting former U.S. President Donald Trump's claims as "baseless." Tehran has accused the United States of trying to divert attention and alleged that U.S. forces attacked three Indian vessels within a week, further escalating tensions.

Arranged marriages often rely on trust, family guidance, and shared values, but they work best when both partners understand each other well. Asking the right questions before committing can help you avoid making assumptions and build a life together that feels balanced, respectful, and true.Here are some questions to ask (or think about) before an arranged marriage, and what each question tells you about your future together.

Janhvi Kapoor's scenes in the film Peddi received immense criticism as fans expressed that she had been portrayed in a sexualised fashion in the film.

Weight management is a struggle for millions of people, and the search for a safe and long-term solution often leads individuals towards fad diets, strict workout routines, and rapid-results programmes that don’t last.

Mayank Kumar, recently relocated to Mumbai, experienced a surprising culture shock with auto rickshaws.

Deep beneath layers of sediment, ancient footprints have been uncovered that may be older than anyone expected. Preserved for thousands of years, these fragile impressions suggest humans were present far earlier than established timelines allow. The discovery challenges long-held beliefs about migration and survival in prehistoric landscapes. What was once thought impossible is now pressed into the earth itself.

Renowned shooter and coach Jaspal Rana dies, prompting an outpouring of tributes. Double Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker broke down while paying her last respects in Dehradun. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami also laid a wreath and honoured the late shooter at his funeral.

Imagine a vast underground palace, brimming with treasures and guarded by an army of stone warriors, sealed tight for over two millennia. This is the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, China’s first emperor, who unified the nation in 221 BC and chased immortality until he died in 210 BC. As per BBC, it was discovered near Xi’an in 1974 by farmers digging a wel...

A routine media interaction in Finland turned into a viral moment after a quick exchange between S Jaishankar and his Finnish counterpart. What followed drew laughter in the room and plenty of attention online.

The Crimson Crown of India’s Summer HarvestEvery summer, India transforms into a major hub for litchi. While most of the country is busy obsessing over regional varieties of mangoes, an absolute visual and agricultural revolution quietly takes over this specific landscape. The entire region wraps itself in hues of bright crimson as millions of premium fruits ripen simultaneously, signaling the arrival of India’s most delicious summer export.The Undefeated Global TitleholderAmassing global attention for its sprawling orchards and premium-quality fruit, this Indian region has become synonymous with litchi cultivation and is often called the “Litchi Capital of the World.” It is a title backed by sheer volume, generational farming expertise, and a sweet, juicy flavor profile that international markets simply cannot replicate. For fruit enthusiasts across the globe, this destination represents the absolute gold standard of horticulture.Welcome to Muzaffarpur: The Epicenter of FlavorWith that, this region has earned a popular nickname over time – the “Litchi Capital of the World”. Well, we are talking about Muzaffarpur in Bihar. Tucked away into the cultural and historical fabric of northern India, Muzaffarpur goes from a bustling regional town to a hyper-kinetic trading floor the moment the summer heat peaks. The local economy breathes through these orchards, turning the fruit into a symbol of regional pride.The Secret Recipe: Nature’s Perfect PlaygroundHere’s why Muzaffarpur holds that title. Just like Malda in West Bengal is the Mango City of India, Muzaffarpur in Bihar is the Litchi Capital of the World and that’s because the region is blessed with incredible natural conditions. Infact, Bihar ranks number 1 in Litchi production, contributing over 40% of the country’s total litchi yield.The Miracle of the Gangetic PlainsHow so? Well, the city lies in the fertile Gangetic plains where alluvial soil, high humidity and warm summers create an ideal environment for litchi trees to thrive. This precise geographic cocktail ensures that the trees absorb the perfect balance of nutrients and moisture. The unique microclimate results in a fruit that boasts a remarkably thin skin, a smaller seed, and an incredibly high concentration of sweet, aromatic pulp that leaves an unforgettable impression.The Legendary Shahi Litchi: Bihar’s Royal PrideNo discussion about Muzaffarpur is complete without mentioning its undisputed crown jewel: the Shahi Litchi. Celebrated for its unique aroma, high juice content, and signature bright rose-pink hue, this premium variety officially holds a prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag, legally cementing the region’s exclusive claim to its unparalleled quality. Bihar is therefore is one of the top exporters of Shahi Litchi.

US military leaders secretly briefed on a plan to enter Iran and seize nuclear material. Top General Dan Caine cut short a NATO meeting for these critical briefings. President Donald Trump halted the high-risk operation after warnings of severe Iranian retaliation and US casualties. Discussions about seizing enriched uranium continue despite diplomatic efforts.