US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday (Indian time) spoke to External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar, calling to de-escalate tensions at the India-Pakistan border, and offered US support in holding constructive talks to prevent further escalation.

US Secretary of State dials India, Pakistan counterparts on escalating tensions

Tamil Superstar Rajinikanth joined scores of Indians across the globe in hailing the Indian Armed Forces' historic strike on terror camps in Pakistan

Fighter's fight begins, says Rajinikanth on Operation Sindoor

These unseasonal rains are threatening Punjab’s substantial wheat stockpile of ₹ 55 lakh metric tons.

Rainfall alert in Punjab; winds at 40-60 km/h, 16mm rain in Ropar, showers at These places—Know the upcoming weather forecast

Multiple districts of Punjab, including Amritsar and Patiala, have witnessed thunderstorms and hailstorms in the past few days. 

Rainfall in Punjab likely to continue for 4 days starting from May 3, predicts IMD; temperature falls below...

During this time, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has announced that a yellow alert will be issued for the next four to five days, which means certain areas of the state might witness strong winds along with light to moderate rainfall. 

Punjab: IMD warns of more winds and rain ahead as temperatures dip from 41°C to 36°C

According to the preliminary information, shortly after the attempt, she was taken to Rajindra Hospital, Patiala, where she was treated for a while, but unfortunately, she passed away. 

Tragedy at Punjabi University: BSc student Jaspreet Kaur dies by suicide, investigation underway

According to the information shared by Dr Kulwinder Kaur Gill, a weather scientist at Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana, the state will be seeing a weather change in the upcoming days.

Relief from heatwave coming to Punjab, but farmers urged to take precautions: KNOW details

The heatwave eases as Punjab cools by 2.2°C, but storms are brewing. Thunder, winds, and rain are expected. Farmers were urged to act fast to protect harvested crops.

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