On April 14, actor Salman Khan woke to gunfire outside his Bandra residence, Galaxy Apartments. Following the incident, a crime branch team recorded detailed statements from Salman and his brother Arbaaz on June 4. Two men on motorcycles reportedly fired multiple rounds in the early hours, causing alarm. Salman, who had partied the previous night, was questioned for nearly four hours by police, who asked around 150 questions. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to identify the assailants and their motives.

A fire in a six-storey building in Mangaf, Kuwait, has claimed the lives of at least 42 Indians, with many bodies charred beyond recognition. The blaze, which started in the kitchen, led to the deaths of 48 people in total, mainly from smoke inhalation. DNA tests are underway for identification. An Indian Air Force plane will bring the bodies home once identification is confirmed. Prime Minister Modi has announced ₹2 lakh compensation for the victims' families. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar is coordinating with Kuwaiti authorities for a thorough investigation and repatriation of remains.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend the G7 Summit in Italy on June 13-14, marking his first overseas visit since winning a third consecutive term. As an Outreach Country, India joins discussions with leaders from the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, France, and the EU. Bilateral meetings, including with US President Joe Biden, are anticipated. Modi's visit comes amid concerns over the recent vandalism of a Gandhi statue by pro-Khalistani groups in Italy, an issue Indian authorities have addressed with their Italian counterparts.

India clinched a seven-wicket victory over the USA, concluding the New York leg of the T20 World Cup 2024 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium. Batters welcomed the end of the challenging phase marked by inconsistent pitches, with uneven bounce disrupting play across eight matches. India captain Rohit Sharma, relieved after navigating through the tough conditions, acknowledged the pitch's difficulties. Despite criticism, India topped Group A, securing a spot in the Super 8s as the tournament now shifts to Florida for the remaining group matches.

A fire in a six-storey building in Mangaf city, Kuwait, has killed 48 people, with 42 of them believed to be Indians. Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh said DNA testing is underway to identify the charred bodies. An Indian Air Force plane is ready to bring the bodies home once identified. The fire started in the kitchen and most victims died from smoke inhalation while sleeping. Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a high-level meeting, announced ₹2 lakh compensation for each victim's family, and offered condolences. About 50 people were injured, and survivors are helping officials identify the deceased.

The monsoon's advancement is expected to pause for 8-10 days, delaying its arrival in Northwestern India. This hiatus may worsen heat wave conditions in North and Central India, potentially delaying planting of essential crops like oilseeds, pulses, and cereals. Experts warn of extreme temperatures and heat waves in Delhi, UP, and Bihar. However, the monsoon is expected to revive over Eastern India by June 15-16 and become active across the entire region up to East and Central Uttar Pradesh by June 22. This temporary weakening is a normal occurrence, according to meteorologists.

The Centre has approved the Uttarakhand government’s proposal to rename two tehsils: Joshimath in Chamoli district will be called Jyotirmath, and Kosiyakutoli in Nainital district will be renamed Pargana Shri Kainchi Dham. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami announced the renaming last year, fulfilling a long-standing local demand. Residents cited the historical and spiritual significance of Joshimath, originally known as Jyotirmath after Adi Guru Shankaracharya performed penance there in the 8th century and attained enlightenment. The renaming aims to restore and honor this heritage.

A shocking twist has emerged in the Pune Porsche accident case, where a 17-year-old allegedly drove under the influence and killed two men. Investigations have revealed that the doctor who switched the accused's blood samples, Dr. Ajay Tawade, was part of a larger network that offered fake blood samples to accused individuals in exchange for a fee. This network, spread across five districts, would target high-profile cases and tamper with evidence to secure milder charges. Dr. Tawade, arrested and in judicial custody, had allegedly done this multiple times before. The case has raised concerns about the prevalence of corruption and manipulation in the justice system.

A massive fire in a six-storey building in Kuwait on Wednesday claimed 49 lives, predominantly Indian nationals aged 20-50, and injured over 50 others. The building, which housed foreign workers, was engulfed in flames early in the morning, with most fatalities resulting from smoke inhalation while residents slept. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar discussed the incident with his Kuwaiti counterpart, Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya, who outlined the rescue efforts. Officials indicated the fire might be linked to code violations. The tragedy highlights the precarious conditions faced by migrant workers in the region.

Former US President Donald Trump has declined to pay £300,000(approximately $380,000) in legal fees to Christopher Steele, a former British spy. Steele compiled the Steele dossier, which alleged Trump's campaign colluded with Russia in the 2016 US election. The British High Court ordered Trump to pay Steele's fees, but he has not complied. Steele had offered to settle with Trump, but the offer was rejected. Trump has consistently denied the allegations in the dossier, which was published in 2017. The case continues to attract attention due to ongoing interest in Trump's ties to Russia.