May 2025 India News Archive – Top Stories on Sports, Weather, Exams & More

May 2025 was a packed month for India. From jaw‑dropping football matches to unexpected monsoon rains, from board exam results to blockbuster movies, the headlines had something for everyone. Here’s a quick run‑through of the biggest stories you might have missed.

Sports & Entertainment Buzz

Arsenal pulled off a stunning 2‑1 win over Real Madrid at the Bernabéu, booking a Champions League semi‑final spot for the first time since 2009. Fans in Delhi and Bengaluru celebrated the upset like it was a local derby.

In cricket, the IPL stayed action‑packed. Sunrisers Hyderabad crushed Delhi Capitals by 67 runs, thanks to a four‑wicket haul from T. Natarajan and a quickfire fifty by McGurk. The next big clash saw PBKS and KKR gearing up for a high‑scoring showdown at Mullanpur, with both teams boasting deep batting line‑ups.

Women’s cricket made headlines too. Harleen Deol’s unbeaten 70 powered Gujarat Giants to a thrilling win over Delhi Capitals in the WPL 2025, pushing the Giants into the Eliminator round.

On the film front, the new myth‑adventure “Mirai” dropped a Hindi teaser starring Teja Sajja, promising epic VFX and a story that blends ancient lore with modern action. Meanwhile, “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” hit Indian screens in four languages on May 17, giving fans a massive dose of Tom Cruise’s legendary stunts.

Exams, Weather & Politics Update

Exam season was in full swing. The Rajasthan Board announced a record 93.68% pass rate for the RBSE 10th results, while CBSE rolled out a clear online re‑evaluation process for Class 10 and 12 students. Jharkhand’s JAC Board signaled a mid‑May release for its Class 10 and 12 scores, directing students to official portals and DigiLocker.

Weather turned dramatic, too. A western disturbance slammed Rajasthan with thunderstorms, hailstorms and strong winds on May 30, prompting an urgent alert for residents. At the same time, Kerala saw an early monsoon arrival, pushing the season’s rainfall forecast to 106% of normal – a welcome break from June’s heat but a warning for potential floods in Delhi, Mumbai and other regions.

Political drama didn’t stay quiet. Rahul Gandhi accused Modi and Shah of manipulating the stock market during the 2024 elections, demanding a joint parliamentary committee probe. In Punjab, Supriya Sule ended a hunger strike after securing a promise to repair a crucial road in Pune’s Bhor taluka.

Military news crossed borders as Pakistan promoted Army Chief Asim Munir to Field Marshal – the first such promotion since 1959 – sparking talk about regional stability amid ongoing India‑Pakistan tensions.

All these stories reflect the fast‑paced, diverse landscape of India in May 2025. Whether you’re a sports fan, a student waiting for results, or just curious about what’s happening around you, this archive gives you a snapshot of the month’s most talked‑about moments.