eznews.inInternal discord within the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) surfaced as party MLC K Kavitha expressed her discontent over a leaked letter she wrote to her father and party president K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR). Upon returning from the US, Kavitha claimed that conspiracies are brewing within the party, stating, "KCR is a god, but there are some devils around him." She questioned how her private correspondence became public and emphasized that her letter, reflecting the sentiments of Telangana's populace, lacked a personal agenda. Kavitha criticized KCR's brief remarks at a recent party meeting, suggesting he should have more forcefully addressed the BJP. She asserted that the party must rectify "small defects" and remove leaders aiding rival parties to ensure its longevity. Kavitha also noted that the Congress government has lost grassroots support, with some BRS members viewing the BJP as a potential alternative. 
Published: May 24 2025, 1 ameznews.inIndia is experiencing a slight increase in Covid-19 infections, with the Union Health Ministry reporting 257 active cases, primarily concentrated in Kerala, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu, which account for over 85% of the total. Kerala leads with 273 active cases, followed by Tamil Nadu with over 66 and Maharashtra with over 56. The rise in cases comes amid a broader surge across Asia, with Kerala also recording one death as of May 19. Other states reporting active cases include Puducherry, Karnataka, Delhi, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, Sikkim, and West Bengal. Health officials urge caution but stress that there is no need for panic, highlighting that immunity levels have increased. Kerala's Health Minister emphasized the importance of self-defence and advised symptomatic individuals to wear masks. Meanwhile, no new advisories have been issued by health authorities, although ongoing monitoring of illness trends continues.
Published: May 24 2025, 1 ameznews.inIn a recent analysis, Dr. Walter Ladwig from King's College London highlighted the unprecedented military exchanges between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan, marking a significant moment in global security dynamics. Following a terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists, India launched Operation Sindoor, executing precision strikes on nine terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. This military action aimed to punish the responsible terrorists while avoiding escalation into a broader conflict. Ladwig noted that India's evolving military strategy, including publicized cross-border raids like the 2019 Balakot airstrikes, reflects a shift in government policy towards a more assertive stance against terrorism. The ensuing retaliatory strikes from both nations lasted three nights before an agreement to cease hostilities was reached. Ladwig emphasized that while India seeks to demonstrate its military capabilities, the ongoing cat-and-mouse game with terrorists complicates future intelligence and operational effectiveness.
Published: May 23 2025, 11 pmeznews.inGermany has expressed strong support for India following the recent Pahalgam terror attack and the subsequent Operation Sindoor, asserting India's right to defend itself against terrorism. At a joint press conference in Berlin with Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul condemned the April 22 attack, which killed 26 civilians, and extended condolences to the victims' families. Wadephul emphasized the importance of maintaining a stable truce and fostering dialogue for bilateral solutions, a sentiment echoed by Jaishankar, who reiterated India's commitment to addressing issues with Pakistan solely through bilateral discussions. Following Operation Sindoor, which targeted terror bases in Pakistan, India has demonstrated its resolve to counter any threats, with Jaishankar asserting that India will not succumb to nuclear blackmail. Despite Pakistan's attempts to retaliate, India remains firm in its stance against terrorism.
Published: May 23 2025, 9 pmeznews.inA recent study published in the *European Heart Journal* reveals that professional bodybuilders face a significantly heightened risk of sudden cardiac death, with those building extreme muscle mass being twice as likely to die from heart-related issues compared to the general population. Among 20,286 male bodybuilders studied, 121 deaths were recorded, with an average age of 45, and 40% of these fatalities were sudden and heart-related. The research highlights that bodybuilders often engage in intense training, strict diets, and may misuse performance-enhancing drugs, which can lead to serious heart conditions like coronary artery disease. The study also notes the psychological pressures associated with extreme muscularity, potentially leading to body dissatisfaction and mental health issues. Co-author Marco Vecchiato emphasizes the need for awareness of the health risks tied to extreme bodybuilding practices.
Published: May 23 2025, 9 pmeznews.inThe IndiGo flight 6E-2142 from Delhi to Srinagar faced a harrowing experience as it encountered severe turbulence and hail, resulting in a rapid descent of 8,500 feet per minute. The Indian Air Force (IAF) advised the pilots against entering Pakistani airspace to avoid a storm, as airspace had been closed to Indian aircraft since May 11 due to military tensions. Despite the pilots' request for a brief diversion into Pakistan to circumvent the storm being denied, they opted to continue to Srinagar as the thunderstorm approached. Once inside the storm, the aircraft suffered significant hail damage and system malfunctions, yet the pilots managed to stabilize the plane and declare an emergency. They safely landed in Srinagar, where post-flight inspections revealed damage to the aircraft’s nose, but no injuries were reported. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has initiated a formal investigation into the incident.
Published: May 23 2025, 7 pmeznews.inSupreme Court Justice AS Oka, who retired on Friday, emphasized the need for reform within the judiciary, particularly highlighting the Supreme Court's Chief Justice-centric structure. During his farewell speech organized by the Supreme Court Bar Association, he praised the more democratic functioning of High Courts, which operate through committees, contrasting it with the Supreme Court's approach. Justice Oka expressed optimism about potential changes under the new Chief Justice, BR Gavai, who took office earlier this month. He commended the previous Chief Justice, Sanjiv Khanna, for promoting transparency and collaboration among judges. Additionally, Justice Oka criticized the neglect of trial courts, pointing out the significant backlog of cases and the need to respect the constitutional status of these courts. He noted that some appeals have been pending for up to 25 years, highlighting the challenges of delivering justice in a timely manner.
Published: May 23 2025, 6 pmeznews.inNEW DELHI: In a heroic act, 23-year-old Lieutenant Shashank Tiwari of the Indian Army drowned while attempting to save a fellow soldier in Sikkim. The incident occurred during a route opening patrol towards a tactical operating base when Agniveer Stephen Subba fell from a log bridge around 11 am and was swept away by a mountain stream. Lieutenant Tiwari bravely jumped into the water to rescue Subba, with Naik Pukar Katel also joining the effort. While Subba was successfully saved, Lieutenant Tiwari was tragically swept away by the strong current. His body was later recovered approximately 800 metres downstream. Commissioned in December, Lieutenant Tiwari is remembered for his courage and camaraderie, leaving a legacy that the Indian Army believes will inspire future generations of soldiers. He is survived by his parents and sister.
Published: May 23 2025, 5 pmeznews.inMadhya Pradesh's Tribal Affairs Minister Vijay Shah issued a public apology on Friday for his controversial remarks regarding Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, describing his comments as a "linguistic mistake" and asserting he did not intend to offend any religious community. In a video message, Shah expressed sorrow over the recent Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, emphasizing his respect for the Indian Army and Colonel Qureshi. His earlier comments, made during a local event, were widely criticized for being communal and derogatory, leading to a backlash and a call for an investigation. The Madhya Pradesh High Court condemned his remarks, ordering the registration of a First Information Report (FIR) against him for inciting enmity. The Supreme Court also criticized Shah, urging him to exercise restraint and sensitivity in his public statements. A Special Investigation Team has been formed to probe the matter further.
Published: May 23 2025, 4 pmeznews.inA domestic IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar faced a harrowing situation on Wednesday after encountering a severe hailstorm and turbulence, leading to an alarming descent rate of 8,500 feet per minute. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) reported that the aircraft, carrying over 220 passengers, including members of Parliament, was cruising at 36,000 feet when it hit adverse weather near Pathankot. Despite urgent requests to divert through Pakistani airspace being denied, the crew opted to navigate through the storm, where they experienced multiple cockpit warnings and system failures. Pilots lost autopilot control and had to manually fly the aircraft under extreme conditions before safely landing in Srinagar, declaring a "PAN PAN" emergency. Post-landing inspections revealed significant damage to the aircraft's nose cone, but fortunately, no injuries were reported. The DGCA is now investigating the incident, with IndiGo conducting mandatory inspections.
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