** Thousands of students and activists are protesting in India, demanding that the government takes concrete steps to address the country's economic crisis, including a lack of job opportunities and a failing education system, putting pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take action.
** India's Himalayan region is home to 2,485 glacial lakes, with 56 deemed "very high risk" of catastrophic flooding due to climate change. Rising temperatures and expanding human activity are transforming these lakes into potential disaster zones, threatening downstream communities, infrastructure, and entire river valleys.
Sonam Wangchuk, India's 'cockroach' activist, has ended his 26-day hunger strike after PM Modi's midnight announcement, but protests continue to demand education minister's resignation over the exam paper scandal that has sparked widespread outrage and calls for reform.
The United States has unveiled fresh tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on imports from...
Jeff Hays, the renowned voice actor and producer, has been cast as Princess Donut in the forthcoming live-action TV series, Dungeon Crawler Carl, a adaptation of Matt Dinniman's best-selling LitRPG novels, marking a significant milestone for the production and sending ripples of anticipation throughout the global gaming community.
** The Trump Organization's global expansion during Donald Trump's presidency has sparked debate about potential conflicts of interest and corruption. Critics argue that Trump's financial interests may have compromised his duties as president, undermining the US's credibility in the fight against international corruption.
A group of Democratic senators are pushing the Pentagon for a full account of US troop casualties in Iran, amid concerns over the handling of the conflict and a lack of transparency in reporting.
** A video of a young Indian woman blocking a police van has captured the resolve of India's Gen Z protesters, who are demanding change and equality in the face of a controversial citizenship law, sparking a wider debate about the role of young people in Indian society and the challenges they face.
** The Saudi nuclear deal, brokered by the United States, is on the verge of collapse after former President Donald Trump's comments sparked concerns about the agreement's viability, amid already fragile negotiations and regional tensions.
** The Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, have been arrested in Miami on human trafficking charges, sparking a backlash from their former right-wing allies and critics who accuse them of promoting misogynistic and hate-filled ideologies. The brothers' detention has led to a significant shift in support, with many prominent figures distancing themselves from the pair amid mounting evidence of their alleged wrongdoings.
** Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has called on the police to upgrade their crime-fighting skills to tackle emerging crimes on social media platforms, citing the need for effective cybercrime investigation and prosecution to maintain law and order in the state.
Actress Zendaya's decision to wear ancient Iranian jewelry at the 'Odyssey' event has ignited a controversy, with experts and critics weighing in on the ethics of trading and wearing historical artifacts, and the importance of cultural competency and responsible cultural exchange.
The European Union has fined Google €890 million for violating the Digital Markets Act by favoring its own services and restricting app developers, in a landmark case that marks a new era of stricter regulation for Big Tech companies.
** Global crude oil prices are surging due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, with attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea and the ongoing US-Iran confrontation threatening key shipping routes and pushing Brent crude toward $100 per barrel, a level that could have significant implications for the global economy.
The US House of Representatives has approved a record $1.15 trillion defense authorization bill, despite growing divisions over military spending and fiscal priorities, with proponents arguing it's necessary to address emerging global security threats and critics saying it's excessive amid ongoing fiscal challenges.
Andy Burnham, the prime minister of England, has announced a £100m package that aims to...
Ukraine has launched a series of air strikes on Russian commercial warehouses, including a large facility operated by the Russian counterpart of Amazon, in an effort to weaken Russia's ability to sustain its war effort and inflict economic pain on the population.
The Indian government has announced the establishment of fast-track courts to handle cases of exam paper leaks, in an effort to ensure a fair and level playing field for all students and prevent cheating scandals in the future, following the recent NEET-UG exam cheating scandal.
** A high-ranking Russian military intelligence officer has fled Japan after being exposed as a spy, sparking a diplomatic row and concerns about Japan's national security and counter-intelligence measures. The officer was gathering sensitive information on Japan's military capabilities and defense systems, and was using an Aeroflot airline office in Tokyo as a front for his activities.
** The US and Saudi Arabia have signed a nuclear deal, prompting fears of a global nuclear arms race and a more permissive environment for nuclear proliferation, as other countries in the region and beyond seek to acquire nuclear capabilities, potentially destabilizing the international order.
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 
Tamil Nadu gov’t launches school scheme 
