Important stories for the day (22-06-2025)

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

The PS5's overwhelming success may have caused harm to the PlayStation brand, according to a reader's opinion.

In 2025, what will become of workplace Pride celebrations once June is over?

"Taurus could face financial issues from loved ones while Virgo may struggle with overspending in today's horoscope."

Rapper Genesis Yasmine Mohanraj received criticism for dressing up as a Hindu god and licking a cross in her music video.

Vishnu Manchu spent a decade crafting the script for 'Kannappa Is My Lord Of The Rings' and considers it a personal project.

Bihar's road network has nearly doubled in size from 2005 to 2025 under CM Nitish Kumar's leadership, reaching 26,000 km.

India's PM Modi talks to Iran's President Pezeshkian after US bombs nuclear facilities.

Rishabh Pant reflects on his somersault moment during the ENG vs IND 1st Test match and shares that he had three celebrations in mind.

Eberechi Eze might move to Tottenham, but Crystal Palace wants to hold onto Marc Guehi and Adam Wharton. Transfer odds are high.

Bihar's CM Nitish Kumar reveals blueprint of 'Janki Mandir' to be built at Sita's birthplace.

A flight with 311 Indians from Iran landed in Delhi, bringing the total number of evacuees to over 1,400.

Akhilesh Yadav plans to change women's police recruitment system if his party wins in 2027.

This year, the Bohra community will celebrate the New Year with a zero-waste global spiritual gathering hosted by the city.

Air India will decrease short-distance international and domestic flights, such as the Delhi-Mumbai route, in addition to previously announced long-haul cuts.

Black Twitter reminds the nation that Obama had a deal after Trump's Iran strike.

Three people were arrested in Bhopal for scamming a woman out of ₹40 lakh by promising her treatment through sorcery.

Sachi Maniar's visit on a rainy day has turned into a lifelong mission to change the lives of children in trouble with the law, as shown in a video.