Sunrisers sign Mitch Marsh 
SC grants bail to Anwar Dhebar 
Russia launches missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least 17 people. 
Court convicts 4 of rioting in Muthanga case 
Jammu and Kashmir Statehood Demand: Why the 7-Year Wait After Article 370 Abrogation Continues 
Adura CEO warns of fuel shortages
London – British Energy firm Adura has issued a stark warning to the UK government...
Year: 2026
Landslip occurs near Madikeri bus stand, public entry to Raja’s seat banned
** A landslip near the Madikeri bus stand has led to the closure of Raja's seat to the public, with authorities diverting traffic and prioritizing public safety amidst concerns over infrastructure vulnerabilities and the risk of future landslides.
Hormuz Crisis Deepens: US Launches Second Day of Strikes on Iran After Trump Says Peace Agreement Is ‘Over’
US launches strikes on Iran for a second day after Trump says agreement to end...
‘Satluj’ Controversy Rocks Punjab Politics: How Diljit Dosanjh’s Film Has Reignited Identity, Free Speech and Election-Year Fault Lines
The "Satluj" controversy has rapidly evolved from an entertainment issue to a major political flashpoint in Punjab, exposing ideological divisions and reigniting debates on identity, free speech, and cultural representation, with political parties struggling to navigate the complex issue ahead of elections.
India, Afghanistan agree to form Joint Working Group to promote agricultural cooperation
India and Afghanistan have taken a significant step towards strengthening their bilateral ties by forming a Joint Working Group to promote cooperation in agriculture and livestock, with the goal of improving food security, agricultural production, and livelihoods of farmers in both countries.
Venezuela earthquakes claim lives
Venezuela is reeling from devastating earthquakes that have claimed lives, left thousands without basic necessities, and sparked a desperate search for missing bodies, with families taking matters into their own hands amidst a struggling government response and inadequate aid efforts.
Assam Government Schools Without Electricity Total 646.
The Assam government has been facing significant challenges in providing basic infrastructure to its school system, with 646 government schools lacking electricity and 283 without proper boys' toilets, highlighting the need for urgent action to improve the state's education sector.
Trump calls for US trade embargo on Spain
The US president's tweetstorm calling for a trade embargo on Spain has sent shockwaves globally, but cutting off all trade between the two nations would be extremely challenging, if not impossible, due to their highly interconnected economies and significant trade relationships.
Erdogan Hosts NATO, Jailed Challenger Faces Court in Turkey
As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted the NATO summit, his jailed challenger Selahattin Demirtas faced trial, symbolizing the country's troubled democratic landscape and Erdogan's unrelenting pursuit of power amid growing international unease.
Calcutta High Court seeks affidavit from West Bengal government.
** In a surprise move, the Calcutta High Court has sought an affidavit from the West Bengal government over the midday meal contract for ISKCON, amidst controversy and opposition from various parties. The government claims that its intention is purely altruistic, but critics argue that it's a move to impose vegetarianism and Hindu orthodoxy on the state.
Air Canada appoints Anko van der Werff as new CEO.
Air Canada Chooses Anko van der Werff, Who Speaks French, as CEO After Language Backlash...
CM reviews Belagavi projects
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai is set to review the progress of ongoing development projects in Belagavi, including the expansion of the airport and construction of new roads, to address the city's infrastructure challenges and boost investor confidence.
IMF Upgrades UK Growth Forecast to 1%, Making Britain Among Fastest-Growing G7 Economies
The UK economy is set to outpace other G7 nations with a growth forecast of 1%, according to the latest update from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has upgraded its previous prediction of 0.8% growth, citing a resilient consumer sector and stable interest rates.
Government accused of inaction on malpractices in NEET and NET tests.
The Indian government has been accused of turning a blind eye to repeated malpractices in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and the National Entrance Test (NET), with opposition leader Rahul Gandhi demanding a comprehensive overhaul of the systems to prevent such scams from happening again.
Tamil Nadu hikes Tasmac salaries 25%
** The Tamil Nadu government has announced a significant boost to its employees working in state-run liquor outlets, Tasmac, hiking their salaries by 25% and extending bar licenses by two months. This decision aims to liberalize the state's liquor policy and generate extra revenue, amidst criticism from the liquor lobby and some opposition parties.
Trump doubts Iran ceasefire future
President Trump has cast doubt on the future of the preliminary truce with Iran, following recent strikes on US military sites in Bahrain and Kuwait, sparking concerns about regional security and the potential for further escalation.
Trump criticises Europe at NATO summit
** US President Trump has sparked controversy at the NATO summit, criticizing European nations for failing to meet their financial obligations and follow the US into conflict in the Middle East, leaving many European leaders dismayed and concerned about the future of the alliance.
‘Name One Vehicle’ Nitin Gadkari’s Big Challenge Amid Criticism Over India’s Ethanol Rollout
The Indian government has faced intense criticism over its ambitious target to make E20 –...
Pakistan Military Launches Search for Cargo Plane in Arabian Sea
A massive search operation is underway in the Arabian Sea after a Pakistan International Airlines cargo plane carrying 5 crew members disappeared from radar screens, sparking concerns about air safety in Pakistan and prompting an international response.
10 Years Since Burhan Wani’s Death: How Kashmir’s Militancy Has Changed Over a Decade
It's been 10 years since the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani, which marked a watershed moment in the Kashmir conflict, triggering months of unrest and reshaping both militancy and counter-insurgency in the region, with significant changes in the security landscape, militancy, and political realities.
