Security forces conducted a joint mock drill at Yatri Niwas, the Amarnath Yatra base camp, to ensure safety for the upcoming pilgrimage. The first batch of pilgrims will depart from Jammu on July 2, with the Yatra starting on July 3. Deputy Commissioner Sachin Kumar Vaishy confirmed all preparations are complete and urged people to participate. The drill assessed emergency response capabilities for potential landslides and involved rescuing stranded vehicles. Enhanced security measures, including K-9 units and increased patrols, have been implemented to ensure a safe pilgrimage, which will last until August 9.

A vessel named MT Yi Cheng 6, carrying 14 Indian crew members, suffered a major fire in its engine room and experienced total power failure while transiting from Kandla, India to Shinas, Oman. The Indian Navy's ship INSTabar, deployed in the Gulf of Oman, responded to the distress call and provided immediate assistance. Firefighting teams and equipment were transferred to the vessel, and efforts to control the fire have significantly reduced its intensity. This incident highlights the Indian Navy's ongoing commitment to maritime safety and assistance to distressed vessels.

Jasmin Brown is nearing the end of her second pregnancy, sharing joyful updates while maintaining privacy about her family life with NFL star Cam Newton. She recently posted a glowing mirror selfie on Instagram, celebrating her third trimester. Jasmin first announced her pregnancy on Mother’s Day, emphasizing positivity and joy throughout her journey. Despite keeping personal details private, her social media presence inspires many, showcasing her authentic approach to motherhood. As she prepares for her new arrival, Jasmin is shaping a narrative of motherhood that is beautiful and bold.

Iran's Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi issued a fatwa against US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, labeling them as "warlords" for threatening the Islamic Republic. The decree calls for Muslims to act against these leaders, citing their actions during the recent "12-Day War" that damaged Iran's nuclear infrastructure. The fatwa allows for severe punishments for those deemed to threaten the Islamic community. This follows a historical precedent of fatwas encouraging violence, notably against author Salman Rushdie.