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Here are the top news and stories in entertainment, sports, technology, gadgets genre from 24 June 2026:

1. MEA hit back at Pakistan over the Indus water row, accusing Islamabad of trying to divert attention from alleged human rights abuses in PoK. Read More

2. Officials were instructed to focus on heightened vigilance in sensitive areas, particularly those identified for special monitoring during Tazia processions. Read More

3. PM Narendra Modi met President Droupadi Murmu, fuelling Cabinet reshuffle buzz. The speculation intensified after Kurian\'s resignation and BJP\'s decision not to renominate some ministers to the RS. Read More

4. Rubio says lasting peace in West Asia requires curbing Iran-backed proxy groups, arguing that regional conflicts cannot end while Tehran-aligned forces continue attacks. Read More

5. Fred again.. is set to make his India debut with a three-city tour in December 2026 across Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, with reports also suggesting a special collaboration with an Indian artist. Read More

6. Ektaa Kapoor has revealed why Kangana Ranaut is not returning for Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa, citing a complete format overhaul as the reality show moves to Netflix with fresh hosts. Read More

7. IShowSpeed\'s reaction to Lionel Messi\'s missed penalty against Austria has gone viral across social media for his wild celebration. Read More

8. India have suffered a major setback ahead of the UK white-ball tour, with all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy ruled out after scans revealed a quadriceps injury sustained during the Afghanistan ODI series. Read More

9. Is Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2 going off air? Here\'s what we know about the viral rumours, Tulsi Virani\'s emotional storyline, and whether the show is nearing its end. Read More

10. The change in shipping behaviour comes after an interim peace agreement between Iran and the United States helped ease tensions in the region and allowed more oil to move through the waterway. Read More