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The UK's competition watchdog has introduced new regulations requiring veterinarians to publish price lists and cap pet prescription fees at £21, aiming to increase transparency and fairness in the industry and make veterinary care more affordable for pet owners.
The ongoing US-Iran tensions have taken a toll on India's private sector, with the manufacturing sector being the hardest hit, dropping to a 4.5-year low of 53.8, amid heightened uncertainty and volatility in the Middle East conflict.
Apple's WWDC 2026 is set to take place from June 8 to 12, promising to unveil the latest innovations, including iOS 27 and significant advancements in artificial intelligence, and is expected to draw immense attention from developers and industry experts worldwide.
A security alert has been issued at the Delhi Assembly after a bomb threat email was sent to the Assembly Speaker's email address, prompting authorities to take immediate action to ensure the safety of members and staff ahead of the Budget Session.
India awaits a parliamentary discussion on the West Asia situation, prompted by Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi's call for an inclusive debate, aiming to provide a platform for all parties to present their views and engage in a constructive dialogue on the complex issue.
The European Union and Australia have signed a landmark free trade agreement, aiming to boost bilateral trade and investment, and strengthen defense ties on counter-terrorism, cybersecurity, and maritime security, marking a significant milestone in their relationship.
The European Commission has received a formal complaint alleging that FIFA is abusing its monopoly over World Cup ticket sales, imposing excessive prices and unfair conditions on fans, and using "dark patterns" to create artificial urgency and pressure fans into buying tickets.
A leading Irish metals refinery, Aughinish Alumina, has been linked to an international aluminium supply chain that appears to be feeding the Russian war machine in Ukraine, despite international sanctions aimed at curtailing Russia's ability to wage war.
A massive rally of 35,000 Victoria teachers in Melbourne's central business district has brought attention to the ongoing dispute between teachers and the state government, with demands for better pay and working conditions, and warnings of further action if demands are not met.
A military plane crash in southern Colombia has resulted in the loss of 66 lives and injured dozens more, with authorities launching an investigation into the cause of the accident and the country coming together to support the victims and their families.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge has made a remarkable display of its box office strength, crossing the Rs 500 crore mark in India, with its day 5 collection exceeding Rs 80 crore, and receiving praise from celebrities like Rajinikanth.
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the Congress are locked in a heated war of words over alleged BJP support, with significant implications for the upcoming Kerala Assembly polls and the traditional LDF-UDF duopoly in the state.
The presence of a BJP seal on an ECI letter has sparked a controversy in Kerala, with the CPI(M) questioning the transparency and impartiality of the electoral process ahead of the 2026 assembly elections.
The safe passage of two foreign-owned LPG carriers, Hellas Gladiator and Gas Jupiter, through the Strait of Hormuz marks a significant development in the continued growth of India's energy sector, with the vessels expected to arrive at Vishakhapatnam on March 30, 2026.
A senior Ukrainian diplomat has called for Western allies to support strikes on Russian drone production facilities, citing growing concerns over Russia-Iran military cooperation and the escalating use of drones in the Ukraine conflict, which poses broader threats to global security.
The Virginia women's basketball team has pulled off a stunning upset in the NCAA Tournament, defeating No. 2 seed Iowa in double overtime to advance to the Sweet 16 and end Iowa's season, led by standout player Kymora Johnson's impressive performance.
A Jammu and Kashmir legislator has proposed a bill to grant separate divisional status to Chenab Valley and Pir Panjal Valley, aiming to address regional disparities and promote governance, which could significantly alter the administrative landscape of the region.
The Election Commission of India has given its approval for the transfer of returning officers for the upcoming West Bengal assembly polls, while 445 candidates have filed nominations for the 30 assembly constituencies in Puducherry, setting the stage for a highly contested election.
A team of scientists has made a significant discovery about the moon's titanium-rich rocks, which will inform the Indian Space Research Organisation's Chandrayaan-4 mission, scheduled to launch in 2028, and help identify suitable landing sites for sample collection.
** The fragile ceasefire hopes in the US-Israel-Iran war are rapidly collapsing as Iran accuses the US and Israel of continuing to strike critical energy targets, prompting fresh retaliatory strikes and escalating the conflict, with far-reaching implications for global energy markets and economic stability.
Idukki mudslide causes widespread destruction in Kerala. 
Lok Sabha passes Supreme Court Judges Amendment Bill by 243 votes. 
Nandi hills Monsoon Marathon restrictions to be enforced on August 8-9. 
Anya Taylor-Joy discusses Method acting approach. 
IAF Chief begins three-day visit to Vietnam. 
