Prateek Yadav, the 38-year-old son of late Samajwadi Party founder Mulayam Singh Yadav, passed away in Lucknow on May 13, 2026. Prateek, who had been struggling with lung-related issues for a long time, was undergoing treatment for a blood clot in his lungs. He was rushed to the hospital early in the morning but was unfortunately declared dead. The cause of death is yet to be confirmed, and a post-mortem is underway to determine the exact reason. Despite being born into one of India

Fresh mango season has arrived in Texas, and shoppers across Dallas are already searching for Alphonso, Kesar and Banganapalli mangoes as Indian grocery stores begin stocking imported varieties for summer 2026. From Irving and Richardson to Plano and Garland, several stores across the Dallas area have become popular destinations for people looking to buy sweet Indian mangoes during peak season. Here are some of the top places where Dallas residents are buying fresh mangoes this summer. 1. India Bazaar One of the most popular Indian grocery stores during mango season, India Bazaar in Richardson is known for regularly stocking Alphonso, Kesar and seasonal Indian mango varieties. 2. India Cash & Carry - Irving This Irving store has become a favorite among Indian families looking for fresh mango boxes during the summer season, especially imported varieties from India. 3. Mango Tropical Known for tropical fruits and seasonal produce, Mango Tropical in Garland attracts shoppers searching for sweet and fresh mango varieties during peak summer demand. 4. Cox Farms Market This Dallas produce market is widely known for fresh fruits and vegetables, including seasonal mango varieties during summer months. 5. Patel Brothers Patel Brothers remains one of the best-known Indian grocery chains in the United States and attracts heavy foot traffic during mango season. 6. Subzi Mandi Subzi Mandi is another popular destination in the Dallas metro area for fresh fruits, vegetables and imported Indian grocery products. 7. H Mart Although primarily known as a Korean supermarket chain, H Mart often carries a wide selection of tropical fruits and imported mangoes during summer. 8. 99 Ranch Market 99 Ranch Market has become a popular option for customers looking for Thai mangoes, yellow mangoes and other tropical fruit varieties. 9. Central Market Central Market regularly features premium fruits and imported mango varieties during the summer shopping season. 10. Whole Foods Market Whole Foods locations across Dallas often stock organic mangoes and tropical fruit selections during peak summer demand. Why Mango Season Is So Popular in Dallas Dallas has one of the fastest-growing Indian communities in the United States, and demand for Indian mangoes continues rising every summer. Popular mango varieties searched by shoppers include: Alphonso mango Kesar mango Banganapalli mango Himayat mango Ataulfo mango Most stores begin receiving fresh shipments between April and June depending on import schedules and seasonal demand. What Buyers Should Check Before Purchasing Mangoes Experienced buyers often recommend checking: fruit softness aroma shipment freshness ripeness storage quality Many shoppers also call stores ahead of time because premium mango varieties can sell out quickly during weekends. Which Mangoes Are Most Popular in Dallas? Among Indian buyers in Texas, Alphonso mangoes remain one of the most searched and in-demand varieties because of their sweetness, texture and aroma. However, Kesar and Banganapalli mangoes have also become increasingly popular across Dallas and nearby Texas cities as more Indian grocery stores expand seasonal imports.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Indians to avoid buying gold, reduce foreign travel and cut unnecessary fuel usage for at least a year as the ongoing United States-Israel conflict with Iran continues to shake global energy markets. The remarks quickly sparked discussions online because gold is deeply connected to Indian families, savings and traditions. Many people immediately began asking th

The summer special superfast train between Chennai Egmore and Kanyakumari will start operating from May 15, 2026.  Southern Railway has announced special superfast train services between Chennai and Kanyakumari. The decision was taken after a sharp rise in travel demand on southern routes connecting major cities and tourist destinations. The additional services are expected to provide relief to passengers struggling to get confirmed tickets during the busy vacation period. Thousands of travelers including families, students, tourists, and migrant workers are expected to benefit from the newly announced services. According to railway authorities, the Chennai Egmore–Kanyakumari Summer Special Superfast Express will depart from Chennai Egmore at 5.20 PM and reach Kanyakumari at 6.50 AM the next day. In the return direction, the Kanyakumari–Chennai Egmore Summer Special Superfast Express will leave Kanyakumari at 3.15 PM and arrive in Chennai Egmore at 4.55 AM the following morning. The trains will halt at several major stations across Tamil Nadu and Kerala to improve connectivity for passengers traveling to important destinations in the southern region. Railway officials stated that the special trains will operate on selected summer dates and will include sleeper class, AC coaches, and general compartments to accommodate different categories of passengers. Authorities have advised travelers to book tickets early through official Indian Railways reservation portals and authorized booking counters as heavy demand is expected. Southern Railway also mentioned that additional staff and onboard support teams may be deployed to ensure smooth train operations and passenger convenience during the peak holiday travel season. The announcement has been welcomed by regular commuters and tourists planning visits to popular destinations such as Kanyakumari, Tirunelveli, Nagercoil, Madurai, and nearby regions. Every year, travel demand between Chennai and Kanyakumari increases significantly during school holidays and festival periods, leading to long waiting lists on regular trains. With the introduction of these summer special superfast services, Indian Railways aims to reduce passenger congestion and offer a more comfortable and convenient travel experience across southern India.  

FIFA is racing to finalize 2026 FIFA World Cup TV rights in China and India, with broadcast deals still unresolved less than a month before the tournament begins on Thursday, June 11, 2026. The delay matters because China and India represent two of the world’s largest sports audiences. Without final agreements, millions of football fans could face uncertainty over where to watch the tournament. China CCTV Talks Move Forward Senior FIFA offici

A cinematic political reel comparing Vijay and Pawan Kalyan is rapidly becoming one of India’s most discussed viral political videos, triggering huge engagement across Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, and X. The viral political reel, centered around leadership, public mandate, governance, and p

Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi will visit New Delhi this week to attend the BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting, where discussions are expected to focus on the growing West Asia crisis, regional stability, and global energy security. The two-day meeting, scheduled for May 14 and 15 under India’s BRICS chairmanship, comes at a time when tensions involving Iran, the United States, and Israel continue to affect the Strait of Hormuz and international oil markets. India, which dep

May 11: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called on companies to adopt work-from-home policies and reduce unnecessary travel as the Iran war continues to affect global fuel supplies and economic stability. Following the Prime Minister’s appeal, IT employee body NITES has written to the labour ministry seeking an official advisory for remote work in the IT and IT-enabled services sector. The request

The Indian Air Force’s famous Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team thrilled thousands of spectators with a grand air show above the Somnath Temple on May 11 during the Somnath Amrut Mahotsav-2026 celebrations. Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the special event, which marked 75 years since the reconstruction of the historic temple. The colourful flypast and precision aerial formations became one of the biggest highlights of the celebrations in Gujarat, drawing devotees, tourists, and aviation ent

Reverse migration concerns are growing rapidly in Kerala as countries like the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and several European nations tighten immigration and student visa policies. Education experts and overseas consultancy agencies estimate that nearly 30,000 Malayali students could return home over the coming years due to stricter migration rules, reduced work opportunities, and changing settlement regulations abroad. The issue is creating anxiety among students and families who once viewed overseas education as a stable path toward global careers and permanent residency. For many years, Kerala witnessed a sharp rise in students moving abroad for higher education, attracted by better salaries, international exposure, and long-term settlement opportunities. However, recent policy changes in foreign nations are creating uncertainty for thousands of students who invested heavily through education loans and family savings. Many students now fear limited job opportunities and uncertain residency prospects after completing their courses. Countries such as the UK have introduced tighter dependent visa restrictions and stricter financial eligibility rules for international students. Canada has announced caps on student permits, while Australia has increased scrutiny in visa approvals and raised language and financial requirements for applicants. These changes are making it harder for students to secure employment and permanent residency after graduation, forcing many to reconsider their future plans abroad. The possibility of large-scale reverse migration is raising concerns about Kerala’s economy and employment sector. Returning graduates may struggle to find jobs that match their international qualifications and work experience. Education consultants in Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kozhikode, and other cities report that students are becoming more cautious while selecting foreign destinations, increasingly preferring countries with stable immigration pathways. Experts believe Kerala may eventually need stronger employment programs, startup incentives, and skill-based opportunities to support returning graduates and prevent rising unemployment.

A Turkish Airlines flight arriving from Istanbul experienced an emergency landing situation at Nepal’s Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu after one of its landing gear wheels caught fire upon touchdown on May 10th, Sunday. Airport authorities confirmed that the fire was quickly brought under control and all passengers and crew members were safely evacuated from the aircraft without injuries. The aircraft, operating as Turkish Airlines flight TK726, was carrying 278 passe

Pakistan’s Chief of Defence Forces, General Asim Munir, on Sunday described last year’s four-day conflict with India as a “battle between two ideologies” while claiming that Pakistan’s military strategy proved superior during the hostilities. Speaking at a ceremony held at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi to mark the first anniversary of “Marka-e-Haq,” the title Islamabad uses for the conflict, Munir said Pakistan responded with unity and military preparedness during the e

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged citizens to adopt responsible economic habits to help India manage the impact of rising global oil prices and supply chain disruptions linked to tensions in the Middle East. Addressing a gathering in Hyderabad, the prime minister appealed to the public to reduce petrol and diesel consumption, avoid unnecessary foreign travel, and limit non-essential gold purchases in order to protect the nation’s foreign exchange reserves and economic stability.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Pawan Kalyan at his Jubilee Hills residence in Hyderabad on Saturday, May 10, following the actor-politician’s recent surgery and ongoing recovery. The visit quick

TMC Announces New Assembly Leadership Team in West Bengal The All India Trinamool Congress has announced its new leadership structure in the West Bengal Assembly following the recent political developments in the state. Senior party leader and Kolkata Mayor Firhad Hakim has been appointed as the Chief Whip of the opposition in the Assembly. Veteran Trinamool Congress leader Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay, a 10-time MLA, has been named the Leader of Opposition. The party also appointed Asima Patra and Nayna Bandyopadhyay as Deputy Leaders of Opposition. The appointments come amid major political changes in West Bengal after Suvendu Adhikari took oath as the new Chief Minister. The Trinamool Congress leadership said the new Assembly team will coordinate the party’s strategy and strengthen its role inside the House during the upcoming sessions.

Suvendu Adhikari Takes Oath as West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari was sworn in as West Bengal’s first-ever BJP chief minister on Saturday, May 9, 2026, after the party secured a historic landslide victory in the state assembly elections. The oath ceremony began at 11:00 AM IST at Kolkata’s Brigade Parade Ground, where Governor R. N. Ravi administer

Vijay Meets Governor Ahead of Tamil Nadu CM Swearing-In Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay met Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar on Saturday, May 9, 2026, ahead of his swearing-in ceremony as the next Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. The meeting took place at Lok Bhavan in Chennai after TVK secured majority support in the 2026 Assembly election. Officials said the meeting was part of the formal constitutional process before government

Mother’s Day Tradition Echoes Ancient Indian Earth Prayer Mother’s Day, celebrated on Sunday, May 10 in many parts of the world, is widely observed as a tribute to maternal love and sacrifice. But an ancient Indian Sanskrit prayer reveals that the idea of motherhood extends far beyond family, honoring Earth itself as humanity’s first mother. For centuries, Indian spiritual tradition has included a morning prayer recited before touching the ground w

India's military leadership is set to undergo one of the most significant top-level shake-ups in recent years, with the official announcement of key appointments in the country's armed forces. On May 9, the Indian government named Lieutenant General N S Raja Subramani (Retd.) as the next Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan as the new Chief of Naval Staff. These appointments will take effect at the end of May. Lt Gen Raja Subramani will succeed General Anil Chauhan, who held the position of CDS before retiring. Vice Admiral Swaminathan will take over from Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, who has served as the Chief of Naval Staff for the past few years. The appointments mark a significant change in the leadership structure of India’s armed forces, reflecting the government’s intent to revamp its military leadership for the coming years. The announcement comes after a period of intense speculation about who would fill these critical positions. The new leadership appointments come at a time when India is focusing on modernizing its defense forces and enhancing the capabilities of its military in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape. The new CDS, Lt Gen Raja Subramani, will be tasked with overseeing the integration of the armed forces, a key goal under the leadership of the CDS role, which was created to provide greater coordination between the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force. Lt Gen Raja Subramani brings with him decades of experience, having held senior military roles during his service. His appointment is seen as a step towards strengthening India’s defense strategy, particularly in dealing with regional security challenges. On the other hand, Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, who will take charge of the Indian Navy, is expected to further enhance naval capabilities, focusing on both maritime security and strengthening India’s naval presence in the Indian Ocean region. The appointments of Lt Gen Raja Subramani and Vice Admiral Swaminathan represent a pivotal moment for India’s military, ensuring continuity while introducing new leadership to navigate the challenges of a rapidly evolving defense environment. With these changes, India continues its commitment to strengthening its defense forces and enhancing its security posture on the global stage.

On May 7, India and Pakistan held parallel press conferences marking the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, with each side offering contrasting perspectives on the recent conflict. During Pakistan’s press briefing, held by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the focus was on refuting India’s actions during the deadly Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir. Pakistan claimed that India’s response to the attack, which killed 26 people, was "unpro