TNI Evening News Headlines – June 16, 2025

TNI Evening News Headlines – June 16, 2025

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📌PM Narendra Modi to visit Odisha on June 20.
 
📌Odisha schools to reopen on June 20, 2025, due to high temperatures.
 
📌Population census process in Odisha will commence within next six months, ahead of nationwide enumeration scheduled for 2027.
 
📌State Government approved a proposal for construction of ‘Atithi Bhawan’ in Bhubaneswar.
 
📌Woman gang-raped at Gopalpur beach yesterday, male friend tied; 7 youths detained.
 
📌BMC and Food Safety Department conducted raids on food stalls and eateries amid diarrhoea fears.
 
📌Odisha celebrates last day of Raja festival with ode to mother earth, womanhood & tradition.
 
📌DNA samples of 119 AI plane crash victims have matched with their family members so far; 76 bodies handed over to kin: Official.
 
📌Delhi-bound Air India flight returns to Hong Kong after pilot suspects technical issue after takeoff.
 
📌10-year-old girl raped by coaching centre operator in UP.
 
📌Former Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani was given a 21-gun salute. Last rites of the former CM are being performed with full state honours. Amit Shah pays last respects to Rupani.
 
📌Prime Minister Narendra Modi emplanes for Canada, to attend 51st G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta.
 
📌President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides awards PM Modi with Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III, the highest honour in Cyprus.
 
📌Arun Srinivas named Meta’s Managing Director and Head for India.
 
📌Iran launched a new pre-dawn missile attack on Israel on Monday, killing at least eight people.

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