A massive blaze erupted on the sixth/seventh floor of Shabd (Shabad) Apartment in Dwarka, Sector 13, Delhi, around 10 a.m. on June 10, 2025. Eight fire tenders and sky-lifts responded promptly. Residents reported 2–3 people feared trapped inside. Firefighters launched rescue operations amid heavy smoke and flames; no confirmed cause or casualties have been reported yet. Authorities evacuated all residents and cut electricity and gas, while Delhi Fire Service continues efforts to contain the fire and assist those trapped.

Delhi sweltered on June  9–10 as the India Meteorological Department warned of escalating heatwave conditions. Monday’s actual maximum hit was 43.4 °C (above normal) while the real‑feel (heat‑index) surged to 48.9 °C, nearly 49 °C. The IMD issued an orange alert for Delhi and adjacent states from June 10 to 11, followed by yellow alerts through June 13. Humidity hovered between 25–48 %, intensifying discomfort. Night‑time lows remained elevated (~27.6–28 °C), raising health concerns. Delhi’s Air Quality Index worsened to 235, deemed “poor”. Slight relief is expected from June 12 with onset of light rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds of 30–40 km/h. (PC: Mathrubhumi English & The Hindu)

Maninder Singh, a techie who spent 3 years in the US, now runs a rajma-chawal food stall in Mohali. Contrary to viral claims, Singh clarified he was not deported but chose to return to his motherland after his father’s death. A video showcasing Singh’s stall, shared on the popular Instagram channel ‘Foodler’ gone viral eventually. In the video, Singh whipped out his driving license from New York as proof that he once lived in the Big Apple. He explained that he has 12 years of total work experience in tech, retail, call centres and IT. Now, his affordable ₹60-plate meals are popular among locals. Singh says he has no regrets and takes pride in serving quality food to the community.

Los Angeles erupted after aggressive ICE raids sparked protests. President Trump deployed about 4,000 National Guard and 700 Marines to protect federal buildings, a rare domestic military mobilization. Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom condemned the move as an unconstitutional “test case” and “authoritarian,” filing a lawsuit to block it. Clashes persisted as police used tear gas, rubber bullets; vehicles were torched; union leader David Huerta was arrested and released on bond; journalists, including Lauren Tomasi, were injured. Civil‑rights advocates call for mass mobilizations demanding troop withdrawal and accountability. Los Angles mayor said that the city had been peaceful before Ice raids that began last week, adding “this is chaos that was started in Washington DC” and that “nothing warranted the raids, nothing was happening”. (PC: Reuters & AP)

Sonam Raghuvanshi, 24, surrendered in Ghazipur after allegedly orchestrating her husband Raja Raghuvanshi’s murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. Married on May 10, the couple traveled to Meghalaya on May 21. Just three days post-wedding, Sonam and her lover, Raj Kushwaha, reportedly plotted the crime, sharing live location with three hired assailants. Raja’s body, found June 2 in a deep gorge near Cherrapunji, bore fatal head wounds. Investigators say Sonam forced him to wear gold jewelry and skipped return tickets—raising suspicion. Following a six‑hour telephonic chat and premeditated planning, Sonam allegedly hired hitmen. She confessed and four men, including her lover and three killers, were arrested. (PC: India Today)

A major fire erupted Tuesday morning on the top floor of Shabad Apartment in Delhi’s Dwarka Sector 13. The blaze triggered panic among residents, prompting the immediate deployment of eight fire tenders to control the flames. As fire crews worked to extinguish the inferno, rescue teams evacuated occupants and secured the building. The exact cause remains under investigation, and it remains unclear whether anyone has been injured. Authorities are maintaining vigilance to prevent the fire from spreading further. Local emergency officials continue to monitor the situation and will issue updates when more information becomes available.

The Israeli military has uncovered a sophisticated Hamas command complex beneath the emergency wing of the European Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, confirming it via a tunnel tour for foreign media. DNA evidence identified the body of Hamas military chief Mohammad Sinwar, along with senior commander Mohammad Shabana and other militants. Israeli forces recovered weapons, ammunition, cash and documents, underscoring claims that Hamas embeds its operations within civilian infrastructure. Brig.-Gen. Effie Defrin denounced this a “cynical use” of hospitals as shields. The discovery follows a strike in mid-May that killed Sinwar, confirmed in late May, and marks a significant blow to Hamas's leadership and underground network.

The Trump administration has barred Harvard University from enrolling international students about 27% of its body after the university resisted demands to submit records and enforce ideological reforms. DHS, led by Secretary Noem, revoked Harvard’s SEVP certification for the 2025–26 academic year, forcing current foreign students to transfer or face deportation. Harvard filed suit, obtaining an immediate restraining order from Judge Burroughs to block enforcement. The administration also froze over $2 billion in research funds and threatened Harvard’s tax-exempt status. Meanwhile, visa interviews are halted pending expanded social‑media vetting. The standoff spotlights mounting federal pressure on academic independence. (PC: NDTV & The Guardian)

Sonam Raghuvanshi, who also claimed she was drugged and brought to UP, is now the prime suspect in her husband’s murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. Meghalaya Police allege she conspired with her alleged boyfriend, Raj Kushwaha, also her employee and one of those hired contract killers. The plan faltered under CCTV and forensic scrutiny. Police chief SP Vivek Syiem described her as a “very poor planner” who posed as a victim before being caught in Ghazipur from a dhaba. Authorities arrested Sonam Raghuvanshi, Raj Kushwaha, and three others, with one suspect at large. Investigations continue as evidence ties Sonam to orchestrating the murder. (PC: Business Today)

About 700 U.S. Marines have landed in Los Angeles to support National Guard forces amid protests erupting over aggressive federal immigration raids. President Trump has also authorised up to 2,000 additional Guard troops, invoking federal powers while California maintains no rebellion or invasion justifies such action. In response, California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit on June 10, branding the deployment “an unlawful abuse of power” that threatens state sovereignty. The lawsuit claims Trump bypassed Governor Newsom and misused Title 10. Tensions rise as military presence in a domestic protest becomes a legal and constitutional flashpoint.