PM Modi urged peace in a call with Iran’s president after US airstrikes hit Iranian nuclear sites. Iran condemned the US strikes as a ‘savage assault’ and vowed to continue its nuclear programme. Meanwhile, an Air India flight was diverted to Riyadh following a bomb threat but landed safely and cleared checks. Here are the top 5 stories that made headlines today:PM Modi urges de-escalation in call with Iranian president after US bombs nuclear sites.Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Sunday after US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Modi stressed the need for “immediate de-escalation, dialogue and diplomacy” as tensions in the Middle East entered the tenth day. The 45-minute call came after the US bombed key nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, escalating tensions in the region. Read full story.Tehran slams Washington for ‘savage assault’ and refuses to halt nuclear programme.Iran on Sunday condemned the US bombing of its nuclear sites as a “savage assault”, vowing to continue its nuclear programme despite the attacks. US President Donald Trump confirmed the strikes were carried out using B-2 stealth bombers on three facilities. Iran’s atomic energy agency confirmed the strikes, but did not detail the extent of the damage. Read full story.Bomb threat diverts Air India flight to RiyadhAn Air India flight from Birmingham to Delhi was diverted to Riyadh on Saturday after a bomb threat, according to an airline spokesperson. The plane, Flight AI114 landed safely and underwent full security checks. This incident follows a series of aviation troubles, including a technical snag that grounded an IndiGo flight on Friday. Authorities are on high alert, and passenger safety remains a top priority. Read full story.Indore property dealer held in Shillong murder caseSilom James, a property dealer from Indore, was arrested late Saturday in connection with the murder of Raja Raghuwanshi in Shillong. Police say James removed cash, a pistol, and jewellery from a flat used by the victim and his associate Sonam. CCTV footage shows James retrieving a bag from the flat and later installing cameras allegedly to cover his tracks. Read full story.Actor Vijay Devarakonda booked under SC/ST Act, over alleged anti-tribal commentsActor Vijay Devarakonda has been booked under the SC/ST Act for allegedly making offensive comments about tribal communities during a film event in April. The complaint, filed by Ashok Rathod of the Joint Action Committee of Tribal Communities, claims the remarks were made at a promotional event for the film Retro. The case was formally registered on June 17. Read full story.