Iran's Ambassador to India, Dr Iraj Elahi, issued a stern warning to Israel, stating that any strikes on Iranian oil sites would provoke a devastating retaliation from Iran. He emphasised that the consequences of such actions would be "more harmful and painful" for Israel.
Following Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel, which involved around 200 missiles and damaged Israeli airbases, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) are preparing a "serious and significant" response. While no critical infrastructure was hit, the IDF has vowed that Iran's actions will have
Junior doctors protesting against the recent rape and murder incident at RG Kar Medical College & Hospital on Friday have given the state government a 24-hour ultimatum to meet their demands, failing which they will go on an indefinite hunger strike.
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk on Friday said he might go on hunger strike again, resorting to the 'peaceful protests' inspired by Mahatma Gandhi if talks fail in the coming days.
A precision strike by Israel in the Lebanese capital Beirut on Thursday resulted in the death of Mohammad Rashid Sakafi, the Commander of Hezbollah's communications unit.
He strongly reaffirmed support for anti-Israeli militia groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, portraying this as an Islamic duty. Further he issued warnings of potential direct missile strikes from Iranian soil if deemed necessary.
Oil prices added to earlier gains after President Joe Biden suggested that US and Israeli officials were discussing a possible strike by Israel against Iranian oil facilities, the Washington Post reported
Also, Israel's military said its air force struck Hezbollah's intelligence headquarters in Beirut today. "The Intelligence Corps is Hezbollah's primary intelligence body and is responsible for aggregating intelligence about the IDF and the State of Israel," the Israel Defence Forces said in
The Samsung employees on Wednesday organised a one-day non-violent hunger strike on the day of Gandhi Jayanti. The protest has entered its twenty second day today.
The Ministry of External Affairs has issued an advisory urging Indian nationals to avoid non-essential travel to Iran due to escalating security concerns in the Middle East. Indian citizens residing in Iran are asked to remain vigilant and stay in contact with the Indian Embassy in Tehran