Stay updated with The Savera Times Afternoon Bulletin, featuring the latest India and world news, major political developments, weather updates, crime reports, and important events of the day:
1. Facebook and Instagram Hit by Global Technical Glitch, Affecting Thousands of Meta Users
New Delhi: Thousands of Meta users across the world reported disruptions on Facebook and Instagram on Sunday, with many experiencing difficulties accessing feeds, logging into their accounts, refreshing content and using several platform features…
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2. Delhi Police arrest 10 in crackdown on online child sexual abuse material; digital devices seized
New Delhi: Delhi Police have arrested 10 people in a coordinated operation targeting the online circulation of Child Sexual Exploitative and Abuse Material (CSEAM), marking a major crackdown on cyber-enabled child sexual exploitation. The operation was carried out across multiple police station jurisdictions in the Central district following intelligence inputs and technical investigations.
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3. Major Rail Mishap Averted as Overhead Electric Wire Snaps on Tata-Howrah Steel Express
Jamshedpur: A major rail accident was averted on Sunday morning in Jharkhand’s East Singhbhum district when an overhead electric wire snapped and fell onto the roof of the Tata-Howrah Steel Express while it was crossing a railway bridge over the Subarnarekha River, officials said.
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4. President Murmu Embarks on Historic Three-Nation State Visit to Moldova, North Macedonia and Romania
New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday emplaned for her State Visits to Moldova, North Macedonia and Romania, marking a significant diplomatic outreach to Eastern Europe and underscoring India’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties with the three countries.
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President Murmu Embarks on Historic Three-Nation State Visit to Moldova, North Macedonia and Romania
5. PV Sindhu creates history, wins maiden Japan Open title with straight-games victory over Akane Yamaguchi
Tokyo: Indian badminton star PV Sindhu etched her name in the history books on Sunday by clinching her maiden Japan Open Super 750 title. The two-time Olympic medallist defeated home favourite and world No. 3 Akane Yamaguchi in straight games 21-17, 21-17 in the women’s singles final to become the first Indian to win the prestigious Japan Open title.
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6. Rakul Preet Singh calls ‘Ramayana’ a larger-than-life experience: ‘We represent Bharat to the world’
Mumbai: Actress Rakul Preet Singh has expressed her excitement and pride about being part of the much-anticipated epic ‘Ramayana.’ She called the project a journey that goes beyond cinema. In her recent post on Instagram, the actress shared that being associated with a story rooted in India’s history, heritage, and culture is an honour and a truly unforgettable experience.
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Rakul Preet Singh calls ‘Ramayana’ a larger-than-life experience: ‘We represent Bharat to the world’