At least 15 Indian tourists were killed after a tourist speedboat capsized near Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam, during rough weather. The boat, carrying 32 Indian tourists and four crew members, overturned after being struck by powerful waves while returning to shore. A survivor described the terrifying moment, saying, "A big wave hit us," before the vessel flipped. Rescue teams and nearby boats saved 21 people, while authorities recovered all victims. The Indian Embassy is coordinating assistance with Vietnamese officials, and an investigation has been launched to determine the exact cause of the deadly accident. (PC: X)

Several foreign tourists were fined ₹3,000 after travelling in an auto-rickshaw on Shimla's vehicle-restricted Mall Road on Saturday. The group was seen riding in an auto decorated with a Union Jack design and an Indian flag, prompting police to intervene. Officers stopped the vehicle after receiving information about the violation. During questioning, the tourists said they were unaware that motor vehicles are prohibited on the popular pedestrian stretch. Shimla Senior Superintendent of Police Gaurav Singh said the visitors were fined for violating traffic restrictions and that further action would be taken under the Motor Vehicles Act. Authorities reiterated that private and commercial vehicles are not permitted on Mall Road without authorisation.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Saturday praised India's remarkable economic transformation and called for stronger business ties to unlock new trade and investment opportunities between the two countries. Speaking at the "India-New Zealand: A Winning Partnership" event in Auckland, attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Luxon highlighted India's rapid growth and encouraged businesses to deepen engagement. He identified food and agriculture, tourism, education and technology as key sectors for future collaboration. Stressing the vast potential for bilateral cooperation, Luxon said stronger commercial partnerships would benefit both economies by opening new markets. Modi's two-day visit to New Zealand is aimed at expanding strategic, economic and people-to-people ties between the two nations.

At least 15 Indian tourists were killed after a speedboat carrying 32 Indian passengers and four Vietnamese crew members capsized near Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island on Saturday. According to Vietnamese authorities, 21 people were rescued, several with injuries, after nearby boats and rescue teams launched emergency operations. The vessel overturned in rough seas while returning from Hon May Rut Ngoai Island to An Thoi Port. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences and said the government was extending all possible assistance. The Indian Embassy set up emergency control rooms in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and is coordinating with Vietnamese authorities. Officials are investigating the cause, with rough weather suspected.

Indian-origin Google engineering manager Sheetal Wrzesien, 57, was shot dead during an alleged domestic dispute at her home in Cobb County, Georgia, while her 23-year-old son was critically injured. Police arrested her husband, Kirk B Wrzesien, 56, at the scene without incident and charged him with felony murder, aggravated assault and firearms offences. Authorities said officers responded to reports of gunfire and found Jason Wrzesien outside the house with critical injuries, while Sheetal was pronounced dead inside. A Georgia Tech graduate, Sheetal had over two decades of experience in the technology sector and served on the university’s College of Computing advisory board, mentoring women in STEM fields. (PC: Facebook)

At least 15 Indian tourists were killed after a speedboat carrying 32 Indian passengers and four crew members capsized near Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island on Saturday. The vessel overturned about 400 metres off Hon May Rut Ngoai while travelling to An Thoi Port, throwing everyone into the sea. Nearby boats launched rescue efforts, but many passengers were trapped inside the vessel. The Indian Embassy has set up control rooms in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi and is coordinating with Vietnamese authorities. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences and assured all possible assistance. Officials are verifying the identities of the victims as search and rescue operations continue amid rough sea conditions.

An Indian man has been sentenced to 121 months, or more than 10 years, in prison in the United States for transporting and possessing child pornography. Ashish Kapoor, also known as Romy Kapoor, pleaded guilty in a federal court in Louisiana. Investigators said he travelled from Mumbai to New Orleans with child pornography stored on his mobile phone. Authorities also found he later downloaded more illegal material using his home internet connection. Officials recovered over 600 images. After completing his prison term, Kapoor will serve five years of supervised release and must register as a sex offender.

At least 15 Indian tourists died after a speedboat capsized near Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam on Saturday. The boat was carrying 32 Indian tourists and four crew members during an island tour. The accident happened about 400 metres from the shore in rough sea conditions. Rescue teams, helped by nearby boats, saved 21 people. Many passengers were trapped inside the overturned boat, making rescue efforts difficult. The Indian Embassy is working with Vietnamese authorities and has set up control rooms to help affected families. Officials are investigating the cause of the accident while rescue operations continue.

India has asked the United States to reconsider its proposed 12.5% tariff on Indian imports. The government said trade issues should be solved through talks, not unilateral action. The tariff was proposed after a US investigation into forced labour concerns. India rejected the findings and said the investigation lacked clear evidence. Officials also said India has strong laws against forced labour. They urged the US to continue discussions under the ongoing bilateral trade agreement. Business group FICCI also opposed the tariff, saying it could raise costs for both Indian exporters and American businesses and consumers. (PC: ANI)

At least 15 Indian tourists died after a speedboat capsized near Phu Quoc Island in southern Vietnam on Saturday. The boat was carrying 32 Indian passengers and four crew members. The accident happened during an island tour. Nearby boats rushed to help, but many passengers were trapped inside the overturned boat. Rescue teams continued search operations. The Indian Embassy set up control rooms in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to help affected families. Officials are working with local authorities to gather details. The accident happened in rough sea conditions. Authorities are investigating the cause of the tragedy.