India News Today LIVE Updates on May 27: Indian Army launches flood rescue ops in Ahilyanagar after heavy monsoon hits Khadki village (WA)

Indian Army launched swift flood relief operations in Khadki village, Ahilyanagar district, after heavy rains caused severe waterlogging. Troops from ACC-S rescued stranded residents, working closely with civil authorities amid early monsoon surge.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee announced a fresh teacher recruitment drive with 24,203 vacancies before the Supreme Court’s May 31 deadline, amid a pending review petition in the SSC recruitment case.

Slovenian National Council President Marko Lotric condemned the Pahalgam terror attack and backed India's Operation Sindoor. He expressed solidarity with India’s stance on terrorism and urged multilateral efforts via the UN for peace.

President Droupadi Murmu conferred the 2025 Padma Awards at Rashtrapati Bhavan, honouring 139 achievers, including Justice Khehar, Sharda Sinha, Bibek Debroy, and others across fields like arts, public affairs, and social work.

Sunita, a 43-year-old Nagpur woman, faces espionage charges under the Official Secrets Act after crossing into Pakistan from Kargil. Her return via Attari and digital links to Pakistani contacts have triggered a major national security investigation.

BJP spent ₹57.65 crore, nearly four times AAP’s ₹14.51 crore, in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, helping it return to power after 27 years. Congress, despite a poor performance, spent ₹46.19 crore.

A top CPI (Maoist) commander was killed and another injured in a gunfight with security forces in Jharkhand’s Palamu. This is part of a broader crackdown on Maoist insurgents across the state.

An embassy volunteer involved in completing the procedures said that the repatriation of Vinod Kumar's body is delayed due to an outstanding hospital bill from a previous treatment.

Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray demands removal of Turkish firm Dogus Soma from Mumbai Metro project after flooding at underground station raises safety and security concerns.

PM Modi urged Indians to avoid imported goods and embrace Made in India products, especially during festivals. He criticized the rise of Chinese imports like idols and toys and called this shift a patriotic duty.

Karnataka mandates Covid-19 testing amid a recent surge in cases, focusing on SARI cases and implementing precautionary measures to address growing concerns.

The college had rusticated her, barring her from writing exams. They claimed that the post had brought 'disrepute' and indicated that she harboured "anti-national sentiments", posing a "risk to the campus community and society."

The US Embassy in India warns international students in the US about visa revocation risks if they fail to maintain their student status or leave their program without informing their school.

A woman Additional District Judge from Jharkhand has approached the Supreme Court, challenging her High Court's denial of child care leave from June to December. The bench led by CJI Gavai will hear the case next week.

Seven members of a Dehradun-based family were found dead in a car in Haryana’s Panchkula. Burdened by ₹20 crore debt and death threats, they died by suicide after years of financial struggle and displacement.

In a post on X, Dubey also accused Indira Gandhi of taking the decision to cease fire despite opposition from the then Defence Minister Jagjivan Ram and Army Chief Sam Manekshaw.

PM Modi blamed the Indus Waters Treaty for damaging Kashmir’s dams and warned Pakistan of full-scale retaliation. He declared terrorism a direct war, not proxy, while invoking history and launching ₹5,536 crore projects in Gujarat.

Rahul Gandhi accuses the Modi government of systemic discrimination against SC, ST, and OBC candidates in higher education by labelling qualified individuals as "Not Found Suitable" (NFS), leaving reserved posts vacant. 

BSF will name a Samba sector post 'Sindoor' and two others after personnel killed in Pakistan’s May 10 shelling. Women officers played key roles in Operation Sindoor. BSF also destroyed a Pakistani terror launchpad.

Kashmir Valley faces an intense and unseasonal heatwave disrupting daily life, with authorities urging precautions amid ongoing high temperatures.

The BSF confirmed a strong and strategic response to Pakistan’s cross-border shelling, including a targeted attack on a Lashkar-e-Taiba launchpad during Operation Sindoor.

India moves closer to fifth-generation fighter jet capability as Defence Minister approves AMCA programme execution model.

Agencies had warned that the sunken ship contained 12 containers with about 250 tons of calcium carbide, which could potentially explode.

Seven members of a family from Dehradun were found dead inside a locked car in Panchkula, Haryana, in a suspected mass suicide linked to financial distress.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi mocks Pakistan’s propaganda over a fake Chinese military drill photo and calls for Pakistan’s re-inclusion on the FATF grey list.

The all-party delegation led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor met Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and engaged with prominent members of the business community in Georgetown, strengthening diplomatic ties and discussing key issues of mutual interest.

During a visit to Tehran, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif said his country is "ready to talk" with India to resolve longstanding issues like Kashmir, water-sharing, and trade, emphasising peace through dialogue and regional cooperation.

A car drove into crowds during Liverpool FC’s victory parade, injuring nearly 50 people, including children. A 53-year-old man was arrested. The incident caused panic, with emergency services responding swiftly.

The southwest monsoon advanced across parts of India, including Mumbai, where it arrived 16 days early—the earliest in 19 years—bringing heavy rains and waterlogging. IMD forecasts continued heavy rainfall along the west coast this week.

An all-party delegation led by Supriya Sule concluded its Qatar visit, discussing counterterrorism, Operation Sindoor, and India’s zero-tolerance policy with Qatari leaders, think tanks, media, and the Indian community in Doha.