June 2025 News Archive – What You Missed This Month
June was a busy month at Progressive Broadcast Circle. From court rulings that sparked debates to cricket matches that kept fans on edge, we’ve rounded up the stories that got the most clicks. Below you’ll find quick takeaways so you can catch up without scrolling through endless pages.
Politics, Law & Market Moves
The Supreme Court put a hold on a Lokpal order that wanted to investigate high‑court judges. Judges and anti‑corruption groups argued over who should have the power to check each other, and the decision is now the talk of legal circles.
On the market front, Indian stocks slipped as global volatility rose. The Nifty 50 and Sensex fell after a big sell‑off triggered by US tariff worries. Meanwhile, Japan’s Nikkei futures hit circuit‑breaker limits, showing how interconnected markets have become.
We also posted a handy reminder about a bank holiday on 28 December 2025 – all banks will be closed, so plan your cash moves early.
Sports, Entertainment & Everyday Wins
Cricket fans got a roller‑coaster. The Asia Cup 2025 faced a possible shift to the UAE after India‑Pakistan tensions threatened the original venue. In England, Australia swept past India in the Adelaide Test with a 10‑wicket win, while India finally broke an 18‑year drought at Headingley with a strong partnership from Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant.
Football news covered Chelsea’s £4.25 billion ownership change, a move that still has fans divided over the club’s direction.
On the silver screen, “Phone Bhoot” landed a mixed review – the horror‑comedy works because of Katrina Kaif and fresh faces, even if the pacing feels off. Marvel’s upcoming “Fantastic Four: First Steps” dropped a trailer that showed Galactus looming over a retro‑styled universe, promising a big summer release.
Box‑office numbers showed Aamir Khan’s “Sitaare Zameen Par” racing past ₹75 crore in five days, closing the gap on other big releases.
Lottery lovers had their moments too. The Nagaland Sambad draw awarded a ₹1 crore prize to a lucky ticket, and Kerala’s Suvarna Keralam SK‑6 handed out a big win in Thamarassery.
Weather alerts kept many on their toes. Punjab sweltered past 44 °C on 17 June, Bihar warned of heavy monsoon rains and lightning, and Prayagraj shifted from heat to moderate showers after a weekend of high UV risk.
For job seekers, the SSC GD Constable Result 2025 listed cut‑offs for over 53,000 vacancies, and Bihar’s public service commission added 14 DSP posts, pushing the total to 1,264 openings.
All these stories and more are part of our June archive. Use this quick guide to jump straight to the topics that matter most to you, and stay tuned for July’s fresh updates.
The Supreme Court has frozen a Lokpal order that sought to investigate high court judges, calling it a risk to judicial autonomy. The move continues an ongoing fight over whether anti-corruption bodies can probe constitutional court judges, deepening the debate over where oversight truly belongs.
The 2025 Asia Cup has hit a crossroads as political strife between India and Pakistan casts doubt over India's hosting. The UAE, with a history of handling high-stakes cricket events, is emerging as the likely venue. ACC pushes forward, balancing boycotts and hefty broadcast deals, hoping to keep all teams, including rivals India and Pakistan, in the mix.
The Nagaland State Lottery Sambad has published results for its 1:00 PM Dear MEGHNA Friday draw on February 28, 2025. The lucky first prize ticket number 90H 59005 wins ₹1 crore. Full winners lists for all three daily draws are available for ticket holders to check online.
Kerala Lottery's Suvarna Keralam SK-6 results are out, and the jackpot of ₹1 crore has gone to RP 133796, sold in Thamarassery. The draw, held at Gorky Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram, also included a 12-series consolation prize. Winners have to claim prizes within 30 days, facing taxes and agent fees.
Rescue teams in Jammu saved nine people from the surging Tawi River after sudden flash floods triggered by intense rain. The operation, which also retrieved horses, unfolded as landslides blocked the Jammu-Srinagar highway. Emergency crews worked swiftly to clear roads, and authorities reviewed safety plans in affected districts.
Phone Bhoot brings together Katrina Kaif, Ishaan Khatter, and Siddhant Chaturvedi in a spooky yet hilarious adventure. With clever nods to classic Bollywood comedies and a strong cast, the film offers laughs and frights, despite some issues with pacing and predictability.
Kylian Mbappé, Real Madrid's star forward, was hospitalized in Miami with acute gastroenteritis, causing him to miss the Club World Cup opener. After severe symptoms and significant weight loss, his return is uncertain, and he faces rehabilitation in tough Miami heat after recent injury setbacks.
Real Madrid pulled off a gritty 3-1 win over Pachuca at the FIFA Club World Cup, battling with 10 men after an early red card. Goals from Bellingham, Güler, and Valverde, plus Courtois's heroics, kept their Group H hopes alive. Pachuca dominated the stats but failed to take their chances, losing their spot in the competition.
Marvel’s ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ introduces the superhero family to the MCU, facing off against Galactus and the Silver Surfer in a striking retro-futuristic world. With an all-star cast and direction by Matt Shakman, the movie blends cosmic battles and family drama, launching July 25, 2025.
Aamir Khan's sports comedy-drama Sitaare Zameen Par has collected over ₹75 crore in five days in India, showing strong stability after its opening weekend. The film's strong word-of-mouth and overseas performance have helped it outpace recent Bollywood competitors, moving swiftly towards the ₹100 crore milestone.
