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The WiFi facility can be availed for 30 minutes, an official said.

Free WiFi now available for Kedarnath pilgrims

Pilgrims at Kedarnath can now access free high-speed WiFi near the temple, following a successful trial. Users must register their mobile numbers to receive a one-time password for 30 minutes of usage. The initiative is part of ongoing efforts to enhance facilities for Char Dham pilgrims and is supported by a robust disaster management network.

People walk past the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) building, in Mumbai, on May 7, 2025.

Indian markets, rupee set to open lower amid ongoing military conflict with Pakistan: Report

India's benchmark indexes are set to open lower on Friday, with the rupee expected to weaken amid rising tensions with Pakistan following drone and missile attacks on military installations in Jammu. Gift Nifty futures indicate a 1.2% drop, reflecting concerns over escalating conflict between the two nations.

IMD’s forecast shows that most of northwest and central India will be cooler than normal at least till May 15. (PTI)

Western disturbances bring cool start to May

Western disturbances are bringing an unusually cool, rainy start to May in northwest India, with temperatures 1°C below normal and rainfall significantly exceeding typical levels. Thunderstorms and precipitation are expected to continue until mid-May.

CJI starts process to remove HC judge Varma, writes to Prez, PM

CJI starts process to remove HC judge Varma, writes to Prez, PM

CJI Sanjiv Khanna initiated removal proceedings against Justice Yashwant Varma after an in-house committee confirmed cash recovery at his residence. He wrote to the President and PM, seeking potential removal under constitutional provisions.

Nishikant Dubey

‘Irresponsible’: SC slams Dubey over remarks on judiciary, CJI

Supreme Court criticizes BJP MP Nishikant Dubey for "irresponsible" remarks targeting CJI, deeming them contemptuous but not initiating proceedings. The court emphasized judicial resilience and condemned potential hate speech while dismissing the PIL.

Justice MG Uma, who presided over the case, observed that the government’s action was based on national interest (File photo)

Karnataka HC rejects plea of woman seeking time for her 3 Pakistani children to stay

Karnataka HC rejected a woman's plea to extend her three Pakistani children's stay in India, upholding the government's directive for Pakistani nationals to exit by April 30 due to security concerns following a terror attack.

No Pakistani films, shows, or music on Indian OTTs: Govt

No Pakistani films, shows, or music on Indian OTTs: Govt

Indian government orders OTT platforms to immediately remove Pakistani content across web series, films, songs, and podcasts, citing national security concerns. The advisory is non-binding but strongly suggests platforms discontinue all media originating from Pakistan.

(From left) Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, and Colonel Sofiya Qureshi at a Ministry of External Affairs press briefing on Operation Sindoor, in New Delhi on Thursday. (ANI Photo)

India only responding to original escalation by Pak: Foreign secy

India responded to Pakistan's original escalation in Pahalgam, targeting terrorist infrastructure in retaliation. Foreign Secretary Misri emphasized India's measured response, warning of further action if Pakistan escalates. Most countries support India's stance, condemning the terror attack.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Minister and BJP National President JP Nadda, Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, Party president Mallikarjun Kharge and others during the all-party meeting on Operation Sindoor in New Delhi. (ANI Photo)

100 terrorists killed; govt says ops ongoing

India conducted Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist bases in Pakistan, killing around 100 terrorists. The government emphasized no escalation intent, and opposition parties unanimously supported the military action during an all-party meeting.

People move to a safer place as part of an evacuation amid shelling from Pakistan, after the Indian Army's 'Operation Sindoor', in Poonch district, on Wednesday.

Trepidation at Ground Zero of Pak shelling

Pakistani artillery fire along the Line of Control killed 16 civilians, including children, in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. Over 200 mortar shells were fired, forcing 90% of residents to flee to safer locations amid intense cross-border shelling.

City of Jaisalmer during blackout amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, Rajasthan, Thursday, May 8, 2025.

Pak escalates, India strikes back

India repelled multiple Pakistani strikes across western border states, intercepting missiles and drones. Tensions escalated after India's precision strikes on terror camps in response to the Pahalgam attack. Both nuclear-armed nations engaged in unprecedented military confrontation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairs a high-level meeting with secretaries of various ministries and departments to review national preparedness and inter-ministerial coordination. (ANI Photo)

PM stresses alertness, synergy during meeting with secretaries

Prime Minister Modi held a high-level meeting with ministry secretaries, emphasizing coordination, operational readiness, and national security following military action. He stressed alertness, communication protocols, and preparedness to handle potential emerging situations.

Indian forces used the Russian-origin S-400 Triumf air defence system, locally made Akash surface-to-air missiles, a variety of anti-drone systems and other counter-measures to defeat the incoming threats that were swiftly engaged after being detected and tracked by an integrated network of radars and, command and control systems (Sputnik)

Russian, Israeli arms used to defend, launch counter-attack

Indian military used Russian S-400 and Israeli Harop systems to neutralize Pakistani missile and drone attacks across multiple cities. Counterattacks targeted Pakistani air defense systems, successfully defending military bases with advanced integrated defensive technologies.

The BSF is tasked to guard the 2,289 km-long India-Pakistan border that runs across Jammu and Kashmir in the north to Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat along the western flank of the country.

BSF foils major infiltration bid along IB in JK's Samba amid hostilities with Pakistan

The BSF thwarted a significant infiltration attempt by suspected terrorists along the International Border in Samba district, Jammu and Kashmir, late on May 8, 2025. The incident coincided with India's response to Pakistan's military actions targeting various locations. Officials are conducting a thorough search to assess the situation further.

BCAS tightens airport security

Ban on visitors, tighter checks for passengers at airports

Amid heightened tensions, BCAS mandates stricter airport security protocols. Visitors banned, check-in closes 75 minutes early. Additional passenger checks at boarding gates. 24 northern airports closed, causing flight cancellations. Airlines urge passengers to arrive three hours before departure.

A boy looks at Air India airline passenger aircrafts parked at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai. (File photo)

Air traffic in Mumbai surges as carriers re-route flights

Mumbai's air traffic controllers manage a 60% surge in flights after India-Pakistan tensions, with 24 northern airports closed. Over 250 flights canceled, routes rerouted through Mumbai's airspace, significantly increasing flight times and operational complexity.

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