Uddhav Camp Calls Emergency Meeting Amid Defection Buzz

------ Uddhav Camp Calls Emergency Meeting Amid Defection Buzz Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray has called an important meeting of the party’s Members of Parliament in New Delhi amid reports that several MPs may switch to the rival Shinde faction. All party MPs have been directed to attend the meeting and party leaders have warned of possible disqualification action against those who remain absent. The political developments being referred to as “Operation Tiger” have intensified speculation about a fresh split within the party. Senior leader Sanjay Raut has alleged that MPs were offered large sums of money to change sides a claim that has added to the political controversy in Maharashtra. ----- Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised concerns over the deaths of Indian nationals in the Strait of Hormuz during the G7 Summit. Speaking at an outreach session he said the safety of sailors is a shared global responsibility as they play a vital role in international trade. Modi also warned that disruptions in maritime routes such as the Strait of Hormuz can affect the global economy. Donald Trump was present during the session. The two leaders are also expected to hold bilateral talks covering trade investment tariffs and strategic cooperation between India and the United States ----- A tragic road accident happened in Gujarats Vadodara on Wednesday morning. A sleeper bus carrying passengers from Banswara to Surat crashed into a truck parked on the roadside near Kotambi Stadium. According to officials 6 people lost their lives in the accident including a 9-year-old child. At least 31 other passengers were injured. The impact of the crash was very strong. Many passengers became trapped inside the damaged bus. Rescue teams from the (NDRF) and the Vadodara Fire Department quickly reached the scene. Rescuers worked for several hours to pull passengers out of the wreckage. The injured were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. Same news another headlines Police have started an investigation to find out how the accident happened. ----- Assam Youth Returned After Border Abduction Scare A young man from Assam who was allegedly abducted near the India-Bangladesh border has safely returned to India. Ranjit Das a resident of Cachar district was handed over to Indian authorities by the Bangladesh Border Guard on Tuesday night. According to officials Das had gone to collect grass from his land near the border when he reportedly went missing. Local residents claimed he was taken across the border by a group of Bangladeshi nationals leading to tensions in the area. Border forces from both countries held a flag meeting to resolve the issue. The situation has now returned to normal. ----- Annamalai Breaks Away Launches New Party Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K. Annamalai has announced that he will launch his new political party on September 14. He will reveal the party’s name policies and organizational structure on that day. Annamalai is currently running the “We The Leader” movement to attract young people into public life. He has also started a training camp in his hometown Aravakurichi. The new party plans to give more opportunities to young leaders. All district coordinators in the organization will be under 50 years of age. Annamalai is expected to travel across Tamil Nadu in November and December to strengthen support for his new political movement. ------ US Warning: Iran Stronger After War US intelligence agencies have reportedly warned that Iran has emerged stronger after the recent conflict and now has greater leverage over global energy routes. According to reports officials believe Tehran could disrupt or even shut the Strait of Hormuz one of the world’s most important oil shipping lanes. The assessment suggests such a move could have a major impact on global oil supplies and the world economy. US officials also fear that if nuclear negotiations collapse Iran-backed groups could create tensions in another key maritime route raising concerns about global trade and energy security. ------ Nepal Raises Border Dispute With China Nepal has raised the Kalapani Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh border dispute during talks with China in Beijing. Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal questioned the basis of agreements related to the Lipulekh Pass and sought clarification from Chinese officials. China responded by saying the issue is primarily a matter between India and Nepal and should be resolved through direct dialogue between the two countries. Nepal reiterated its claim that the disputed areas are part of its territory and said no agreement concerning the region should be made without Kathmandu’s consent. The issue remains a sensitive topic in regional diplomacy. ----- SpaceX Becomes World’s 5th Most Valuable Company Elon Musk’s SpaceX has become the world’s fifth most valuable company after its shares surged more than 14 percent. The rally pushed the company’s market value above $2.85 trillion helping it move ahead of Amazon and briefly surpass Microsoft. Investor enthusiasm has remained strong since the company’s market debut with shares gaining sharply over the past two days. The rise also boosted Elon Musk’s wealth significantly. Reports say he added around $164 billion in a single day an amount even higher than Warren Buffett’s current net worth. The surge highlights growing confidence in SpaceX’s space and artificial intelligence businesses. ----- Indian Markets Rally Sensex Jumps 300 Points Indian stock markets opened higher on Tuesday with the Sensex gaining nearly 300 points to trade around 77100. The Nifty also climbed about 100 points and was trading near the 24050 mark. Buying interest was strong in IT and consumer durable stocks helping the broader market move into positive territory. Investors remained optimistic amid supportive global cues and continued interest in key sectors. Market analysts said traders are closely watching corporate developments and economic indicators for further direction. The strong opening reflects positive sentiment and improved investor confidence in the market. ------ Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Falls Short Again in Tri-Series Young Indian batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi endured another disappointing outing in the Tri-Nation Series in Sri Lanka falling for 38 runs against Afghanistan A. The 15-year-old’s knock came off 28 balls and included four fours and two sixes but he was unable to convert his start into a big score. Meanwhile India A made a strong start reaching 115 for 2 in the early stages of the innings. Opener Priyansh Arya impressed with a quick 58 off 42 balls registering his fourth List-A fifty. Arya and Sooryavanshi shared a solid 75-run opening partnership before both were dismissed. ----- Monsoon Stalls Near West Coast Mumbai Wait Continues India’s southwest monsoon has remained almost stationary along the western coast since June 8 delaying its arrival in Mumbai. Weather experts say the city may have to wait another seven to eight days for the monsoon to arrive. The slow progress is being linked to the absence of a strong low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal. Meanwhile weather alerts remain in place across several states. Rajasthan Madhya Pradesh and Bihar are expected to receive thunderstorms and rain while Delhi recently recorded its coolest day of June after showers and strong winds. -