🚀 Jio IPO: Big names keeping stakes in massive offering

Reliance Jio Platforms has officially secured SEBI approval for its highly anticipated IPO. This massive digital services company is set to raise approximately Rs 37,700 crore, valuing it near Rs 9.5 lakh crore. Global investors like Google and Meta will be retaining their current stakes in the offering. Meta's Jaadhu Holdings holds the largest share at 9.98%, followed by Google International LLC with 7.73%. The listing is poised to be one of India's largest public offerings.

✈️ India trains against stealth jets while China tests J-16

The Indian Air Force is sharpening its skills by training against advanced jets like the F-35 to counter China's J-20 stealth fighters. Meanwhile, China's J-16 jets recently conducted rare drills against Egyptian Rafales. This exercise marked the first time the J-16 and Rafale engaged in close and medium-range combat simulations. Reports from China-backed media claimed a 7-1 victory for the J-16, though these figures are considered imaginative. The IAF has extensive international exposure, participating in over 100 exercises since 2001. ✈️

✈️ India's aviation boom hits turbulence over safety issues ✈️

India's aviation sector, once hailed as a soaring success, is now facing major safety concerns across its leading carriers. This turmoil involves Air India and IndiGo, who dominate nine out of ten domestic seats in the market. Recent incidents include an Air India flight plunging 300 feet and an audit finding 100 safety lapses. Financial pressures from geopolitical issues and rising fuel costs are also squeezing the airlines' profits. Authorities are now looking at regulatory changes, including relaxing ownership rules for potential new entrants.

😠 Ford slaps back at Trump's lake renaming idea 😠

Ontario Premier Doug Ford publicly pushed back against US President Donald Trump's suggestion to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake America." Ford displayed a large billboard sign near Grimsby, Ontario, declaring, "It’s Lake Ontario, now and always." This action followed Trump's executive order directing the US government to make the name change on Thursday. The move occurs amidst growing friction between the US and Canada, including trade disputes. Ford stated that the lake will retain its original name regardless of Trump's tenure.

🌍 Modi heads to Kyrgyzstan for SCO Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Sunday to attend the 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit starting Monday. Before this, he visited Uzbekistan, where he met President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. During the Uzbekistan visit, India and Uzbekistan discussed trade, defense, and signed a uranium agreement. Modi will address the SCO Summit, emphasizing India's focus on Security, Connectivity, and Opportunity. He will also attend the Opening Ceremony of the 6th World Nomad Games. 🇮🇳

🔫 Greater Noida rape-murder accused shot dead in encounter

The main accused in the rape and murder of a six-year-old girl was shot dead during a police encounter on Saturday afternoon. This incident occurred in Haldoni village, Greater Noida, where the girl was allegedly abducted and assaulted. The victim went missing on Friday afternoon, and the body was recovered near a village pond on Saturday morning. CCTV footage helped identify the 40-year-old main accused, who then fired at police while hiding a weapon. A case has been registered under BNS sections 65 and 103, alongside the POCSO Act. 😔

🎾 Roger Federer enters Tennis Hall of Fame

Tennis legend Roger Federer was officially inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame. This honor was bestowed upon him at the ceremony held in New York. Federer holds a remarkable record of 20 Grand Slam singles titles and has made significant contributions to the sport. His career has been marked by grace, skill, and consistent high-level performance on the court. Moving forward, fans will continue to celebrate his legacy in tennis for years to come. 🎾

🔥 Samay Raina hits record views despite backlash

Comedian Samay Raina shared his Instagram story showcasing the record viewership of India's Got Latent 2. The latest episode achieved 31.9 million views, making it the highest among the previous ten episodes. This figure is higher than the next four episodes which clocked in at 28.6 million, 22 million, 19.4 million, and 19 million views. The controversy arose from jokes involving Bihari and Kashmiri Pandit stereotypes during the show. Samay Raina continues to post content despite the recent public debate surrounding the episode's segments.

🌧️ Kingsmen edge Knight Riders in rain-affected match

The Kingsmen managed to beat the Knight Riders after the match was interrupted by rain. The game took place between the two teams. The scoreline was final on a date that is not specified in the report. The expected thrilling match was hampered by the weather conditions. Further fixtures are scheduled to continue the season's action.

🌳 CJI on Delhi tree-felling: finding the 'third way'

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlighted a Supreme Court judgment from the Delhi Ridge tree-felling case as an example of 'judicial creativity.' This case involved the illegal felling of protected trees for a road to CAPFIMS paramilitary hospital in Delhi. The judgment, from May 2025, permitted the diversion of 2.97 hectares and felling of 152 trees while mandating five times more compensatory afforestation. The court emphasized balancing environmental protection with developmental needs, finding a solution instead of just halting the road. Moving forward, the DDA and Delhi Government must oversee the upkeep of these afforested areas. 🌳

🦎 Arundhati Roy calls RSS a chameleon

Arundhati Roy has characterized the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as being like a chameleon. She stated this observation while discussing the organization's shifting nature and adaptability. Roy made these remarks recently during a public discourse, highlighting the group's varied approaches. This comparison points to the RSS's perceived ability to change its stance depending on the situation. The broader political landscape will likely continue to see discussions on this topic.