Taj Mahal Dome Leaks Amid Heavy Rains, But No Damage Reported

Heavy rainfall in Agra, India, has led to water leakage from the main dome of the Taj Mahal. While the incident raised concerns, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) assures that no damage has occurred to the monument. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court dismissed a plea to declare Agra a heritage city, stating that such a declaration would not provide any special advantage.

India’s Cheetah Project Reaches Two-Year Milestone, Plans for New Translocations

India’s ambitious Cheetah Project, aiming to reintroduce the species after its extinction in the country, is entering its third year. With the first batch of cheetahs successfully acclimating to Kuno National Park, authorities are preparing for fresh translocations from Kenya and South Africa. The project has faced challenges with some cheetah deaths, but the focus remains on establishing a viable population for the future.

India Faces Serbia in Chess Olympiad Round Four, Women’s Team Takes on France

The Indian men’s chess team will face Serbia in the fourth round of the Chess Olympiad 2024, while the women’s team, currently ranked No. 1, will play against France in the third round. The women’s team secured a 3-1 victory over Switzerland in their previous match, thanks to wins from Vaishali, Deshmukh, and Agrawal. Catch the live stream of the exciting matches on the FIDE YouTube channel.

PM Modi Welcomes ‘Deepjyoti,’ a New Calf to the Prime Minister’s Family

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed a new addition to his residence at Lok Kalyan Marg – a calf named ‘Deepjyoti.’ The adorable calf, born to a cow at the residence, has captured the hearts of many, with PM Modi sharing heartwarming videos and photos of his interaction with the new arrival. The post highlights PM Modi’s affection for animals and his connection to Indian traditions.

China Confirms Troop Withdrawal in Eastern Ladakh, Disengagement Process Continues

China has confirmed that its troops have withdrawn from four locations in eastern Ladakh, including the Galwan Valley, signaling progress in the ongoing disengagement process with India. The announcement follows India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s statement that 75% of disengagement issues have been resolved. However, talks regarding troop withdrawal from sensitive areas like Demchok and Depsang remain stalled.

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