Important stories for the day (12-06-2025)

These events happened on this day, as reported by major news sources.

Jaipur Express robbery solved by STF, arrest made of Haryana gang member.

A review of Fast Fusion, which is available for the Nintendo Switch 2, praises its 4K and 60fps features.

Maharashtra Govt provides Highway Police with tablets, body cameras & automated driving tests to improve road safety.

The Indiana Pacers are allowing fans to add an NBA Finals patch to their jerseys for $20.

Raymond plans to make its real estate businesses public on stock exchanges, aiming to capitalize on the vast potential for growth.

India's oil and gas industry has seen significant growth in the past 11 years, with modern refineries and pipelines contributing to a cleaner fuel landscape.

Intellipaat has evolved over 13 years, focusing on industry-aligned upskilling and shaping the future of education technology.

A list of India's worst aviation disasters, including the recent Ahmedabad plane crash, has been compiled.

Liam Gallagher expresses regret over his feud with brother Noel.

Gold prices surge by ₹850 to reach ₹99,340 per 10 grams, while silver prices fall by ₹100.

Leaders worldwide, such as Putin, offer condolences for the Ahmedabad crash.

K-Pop star Jackson Wang will make his acting debut in Hrithik Roshan's Krrish 4, expressing his excitement.

Two teenage boys found dead in Sai River near Unnao, UP. Drowning likely cause.

Government official suggests that disputed mines be opened, sending letter to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.

Woman arrested for helping boyfriend, Derrick Groves, who escaped from New Orleans.

Experts believe that a bird strike may have been the cause of the Air India tragedy in Ahmedabad, according to former pilots and specialists.

Sunjay Kapur, the former husband of actress Karisma Kapoor, passed away at the age of 53 while playing polo in England.

Deputy CM discusses NDA government's 11-year tenure in Sankalp Se Siddhi.

Marc Lamont Hill shares his experience of a stage attack in 2024 and advocates for restorative justice.