Weekly current affairs: India’s hydrogen train, Skyroot’s space milestone and more

From breakthroughs in defence, space and clean energy to key geopolitical developments, this week’s current affairs featured several significant developments. India boosted its naval capabilities with another MH-60R Seahawk helicopter, launched its first hydrogen-powered passenger train, celebrated Skyroot Aerospace’s historic private orbital rocket launch, and saw Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon begin his maiden ISS…

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‘Serious risk’ to India’s largest nuclear plant after sensitive files leaked on dark web: Report | India News

KNPP targeted by ‘serious’ data leak. (Image source: Reuters) NEW DELHI: A ransomware group has published thousands of files allegedly linked to India’s largest nuclear power plant, Kudankulam, in what experts warn could pose a “serious” risk to the facility’s safety.The hacker group World Leaks posted on the dark web what it claims are more…

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‘We’re here to fight for them’: King Charles backs exiled Afghan women cricketers, sends strong message to Taliban

King Charles meets exiled Afghan women cricketers In a powerful gesture of solidarity, King Charles III welcomed Afghanistan’s exiled women’s cricket team to Clarence House on Wednesday, offering public support to a group of athletes who are no longer permitted to represent their homeland under Taliban rule.The meeting came as the players, most of whom…

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West Bengal Assembly Election Results 2026: The colour changes, the argument remains | India News

When Mamata Banerjee came to power in 2011, Kolkata was washed in blue and white. Railings, flyovers, government offices, lamp posts, bridges, medians – everything began to resemble a giant municipal tribute to the Argentine football team. In fairness, many Kolkatans would probably vote for Argentina if FIFA ever allowed absentee ballots from Gariahat. (And…

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