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Qatar Airways will restart its Nagpur to Doha flights from May 21, operating four times a week after a suspension due to regional tensions. Travel agents expect improved international connectivity and renewed passenger demand.
Gujarat has become a leading marine fish processing hub, exporting most of its catch to global markets while supporting over four lakh livelihoods. Climate shifts, rising competition and thin margins are reshaping the future of the state’s fishing economy.
Saudi Arabia and Turkiye are deepening ties through structured institutional mechanisms that strengthen defense, economic, and political cooperation. Growing regional instability is driving both countries toward a more resilient and strategically aligned partnership.
Israel's opposition is realigning ahead of a looming general election, with Bennett and Lapid forming a joint bloc to challenge Netanyahu. The prime minister's corruption trial and pardon request add further uncertainty to an already fluid political landscape.
Matcha green has become the standout color trend of 2026, moving from social media and coffee culture into fashion and beauty. The versatile shade now appears in clothing, nails, and footwear across the season.
Melissa Barrera criticized former co stars for returning to the seventh 'Scream' film after she was fired over her comments about the Israel Hamas war. She denied accusations of hate speech and said she was advocating for human rights as the franchise underwent further shakeups.
Iran has yet to respond to a United States proposal to formally end months of fighting, despite mounting diplomatic pressure. Renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz continue to disrupt global energy markets as regional powers push for a lasting ceasefire.
Israeli forces struck Hezbollah weapons sites and launchers in southern Lebanon. The actions followed drone and rocket fire toward Israeli troops and northern Israel.
Three reservists were wounded after explosive drones launched by Hezbollah struck near the Israel Lebanon border. Israeli forces intercepted additional projectiles, and officials called the attacks a violation of the ceasefire.
Israel and the United States targeted Iranian nuclear weaponization facilities rather than enrichment sites during their recent conflict, according to satellite analysis. Key research centers and universities linked to weapons development were heavily damaged, likely delaying Iran’s ability to build a nuclear weapon.
The Israel Defense Forces said it struck Hezbollah weapons depots and a drone-launching site in southern Lebanon. Two rocket launchers previously used in attacks were also destroyed.
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have killed at least seven people, including a child, as cross-border fighting with Hezbollah continues. Hezbollah responded with a drone attack that wounded three Israeli soldiers.
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