- PM Modi travels to Argentina to strengthen ties with the Global South.
- Women’s March protests against Trump are planned nationwide on July 4th.
- Trump to kick off America250 celebrations in Iowa today.
- Shubhanshu Shukla will talk to Indian students via ham radio.
- India clashes with England on Day 3 of the Test match.
Highlighting PM Modi’s Historic Visit to Argentina
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Argentina today as part of his significant five-nation tour that aims to deepen India’s ties with the Global South. This is a noteworthy trip because it marks the first time in 57 years that an Indian Prime Minister is making a bilateral visit to Argentina. Modi’s arrival in Buenos Aires marks the third leg of his tour, which began on July 2 with visits to Ghana and Trinidad and Tobago. During his time in Argentina, he will be engaged in discussions with President Javier Milei, focusing on expanding the strategic partnership between the two countries.
Nationwide Protests Led by Women’s March Against Trump
On the same day, the Women’s March organization is hosting nationwide “Free America” protests across the United States. These demonstrations are specifically organized to voice opposition to President Donald Trump’s administrative policies, coinciding with the occasion of US Independence Day. The events will consist of rallies, marches, and various artistic expressions, encouraging participants to convey their dissent against government actions. The Women’s March’s powerful message underscores their resolve to fight for true freedom and inclusivity as part of their celebrations.
Trump Reaffirms Agenda at Iowa Celebration Event
In Iowa, President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, marking a significant event titled “A New Era of American Greatness: America250’s Kick-Off Celebration.” This event signifies the start of a year-long commemoration leading up to the United States’ 250th anniversary in 2026. Reports indicate that various patriotic performances, including musical shows and fireworks displays, will be a part of the day’s festivities, and prominent figures such as US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and country singer Lee Greenwood will be in attendance. Importantly, this visit reinforces Trump’s connection to Iowa and his domestic agenda.
Shubhanshu Shukla to Inspire Students via Ham Radio
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla is scheduled to engage in a unique educational session with students and scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation today. This interaction will happen via ham radio, as part of the 14-day Axiom-4 mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The discussion is set for 10:17 UTC (3:47 PM IST) and will connect the UR Rao Satellite Centre in Karnataka with the ISS. The event is orchestrated by the Amateur Radio on the International Space Station initiative, aimed at inspiring young minds through direct dialogue with astronauts.
India and England Clash on Day 3 of Test Match
On the sports front, India is facing England in the third test match of their ongoing series today at Edgbaston. This match is particularly crucial as both teams have a lot at stake. As the day progresses, England is desperate for early wickets to limit India’s lead, while India aims to solidify their position with a strong batting performance. On Day 2, India’s captain Shubman Gill, having been unbeaten on 114 at the stumps, extended his excellent form. Supported by a partnership with Ravindra Jadeja, who also scored a half-century, India is looking to impose pressure on England across the remaining match days.
Today marks a significant day in various spheres, from international relations with PM Modi’s visit to Argentina and the protests by the Women’s March, to President Trump’s celebration event in Iowa and an inspiring educational session from astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla. Additionally, cricket fans watch with bated breath as the India-England match unfolds. Each of these events reflects heightened engagements and tensions in politics, space, and sports.
