G7 Summit news live updates: Russian attack on Kyiv kills 14 citizens, and leaves 44 wounded overnight, Ukraine's Interior Minister says
17 Jun 2025 | 10:28:07 AM IST
G7 Summit news live updates: Russian attack on Kyiv kills 14, injures 44 overnight, Ukraine's Interior Minister says
G7 Summit news live updates: Russia's recent attack on Kyiv kills 14, injures 44 overnight, as said by Ukraine's Interior Minister.
Ukraine's interior minister said that Russian attack on Kyiv killed 14 people overnight and left 44 injured.
- Ambassador of Finland to India Kimmo Lähdevir talks about talent mobility In a recent case in Haridwar, CO Shishupal Singh Negi said, "There was a dispute last night between husband and wife that increased to the extent that the husband murdered the wife and hanged himself with a rope... The police got to know after the neighbours saw him hanging... They used to fight frequently in their 12 years of marriage and had also adopted a child, who now lives at the maternal home in Delhi... Investigation is being conducted and the child is coming from Delhi. The bodies are being sent for post-mortem." Russia's security official Shoigu arrived in North Korea on Putin's special instructions, reported Reuters citing Tass. Delhi's PWD Minister Parvesh Verma inaugurates Ayushman Arogya Mandir at Babar Road Dispensary.Earlier today, CM Rekha Gupta inaugurated a Ayushman Arogya Mandir at Tis Hazari. Rajasthan Anti-Corruption Bureau conducts a search operation on the premises of Paota-Pragpura municipality's Executive Officer, Fateh Singh Meena, in connection with alleged disproportionate assets.
Searches are being conducted on various properties linked to him. Government has declared holiday for schools and Pre-University colleges due to heavy rains and high-speed winds in Kodagu, Karnataka Mortal remains of Lt Colonel Rajveer Singh Chauhan (Retd) brought to the crematorium for the last rites. He was the pilot of the helicopter that crashed in Kedarnath, Uttarakhand, on 15th June The Military authority said that at least 14 dead in Kyiv after Russian strikes. Similar statement was given by Ukraine's Interior Minister. Delhi CM Rekha Gupta inaugurates an Ayushman Arogya Mandir.In total, 33 Ayushman Arogya Mandir are being inaugurated. Exchequer Chancellor Rachel is exploring reversing a decision to charge UK inheritance tax on the global assets of non-domicile citizens, reports FT. European Union has refused to hold a flagship economic meeting with Beijing ahead of a leaders' summit next month.
Source: Financial Times
G7 Summit news live updates "... I am very happy that he (PM Modi) is visiting Canada and our current Prime Minister had the courage, despite all the negative pressure on him, to invite Modi Ji. He has done a superb job in India, which is now the fourth-largest economy in the world. It would be a grave mistake for Canada not to have invited India. This visit will hopefully only strengthen the good relations we had, which have soured in the last 3-4 years..." said Anil Mehrotra, a member of the Indian diaspora. G7 Summit news live updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived here to attend the G7 Summit at Kananaskis, his first visit to Canada in a decade, with discussions with world leaders to be focussed on crucial global issues, including energy security, technology and innovation.
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