Stories from Delhi · India

India and Russia have signed new agreements to jointly develop rare earth processing and permanent magnet manufacturing technologies. Both countries aim to diversify critical mineral supply chains through these new accords.

A government cyber resilience summit has convened national leaders to strengthen the country's cybersecurity and digital resilience.

The central government has released ₹10,021 crore for the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G) scheme. These funds are allocated to 12 states to support rural housing.

Inox Clean Energy plans to invest 1 trillion rupees by 2030 in renewable energy, solar equipment, and battery storage. This expansion aims to address rising fuel prices and energy needs. This investment aims to accelerate the transition to clean energy sources. The company aims to significantly expand its clean energy portfolio.

Road crashes across India recorded 29,633 deaths and 79,833 injuries between May 31 and June 1, 2026. The data covers vehicular and road crashes, including interactions between vehicles.

Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing made a visit to India, which is seen as a strategic advantage for India. The visit was reported by RFI.

A single day of extreme heat causes approximately 3,400 excess deaths in India. A five-day heatwave causes nearly 30,000 deaths. The region is experiencing heatwave to severe heatwave conditions. Experts warn that by 2050, extreme heat in India could exceed human survival limits.

Delhi Police have busted a terror module backed by Pakistan's ISI with links to the Mumbai underworld. Terrorist Shehzad Bhatti was identified as part of the module.

A building collapsed near Delhi's Saket metro station, resulting in one death and eight injuries. Rescue efforts are currently underway at the site. The incident occurred near the metro line.

India and the United States are reportedly looking at firming up a trade deal soon. The central bank of Russia continues to view cryptocurrency as a risky asset, according to statements made by the bank's head.