India’s first private orbital rocket to launch on July 18, Vikram-1 to carry ‘Diamond Lotus’
India is set to witness a historic moment in its space programme as the country’s...
India is set to witness a historic moment in its space programme as the country’s...
A bipartisan proposal in the US Senate aims to strengthen sanctions on Russia, targeting countries that buy Russian oil, including India and China, with potential 100% tariffs, in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Japan has passed a controversial law banning the public desecration of its national flag, with penalties including up to two years in prison, amid concerns over freedom of expression and national dignity, as part of PM Sanae Takaichi's nationalist agenda.
** Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced China's goal to become the global leader in artificial intelligence, outlining a vision for AI-driven economic growth, industrial transformation, and international cooperation at the World AI Conference 2026 in Shanghai.
** President Donald Trump's recent speech on election security has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that his remarks could undermine confidence in the US voting system. Trump claimed that China had obtained voter information on 220 million Americans, but failed to provide evidence to support the allegation.
Telstra blames missing software update and undocumented design change for massive outage Telstra has attributed...
A massive cloud of wildfire smoke has engulfed large parts of the United States and...
** A series of brutal murders has shaken the idyllic village of Daivalaguda, near Hyderabad, leaving six people dead and raising disturbing questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement and victim protection. As investigators piece together the evidence, the community remains shaken, wondering how such a heinous crime could have taken place under their very noses.
** The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has instructed its personnel in Manipur to use armored vehicles and avoid sudden deployment, following a series of ambushes that have resulted in significant casualties, as part of a new strategy to enhance security and reduce risks in the fragile state.
** The conflict between the US and Iran has escalated with both countries launching retaliatory attacks in the Middle East, targeting military installations, oil facilities, and allies, raising concerns about regional stability and global oil supplies, and highlighting the need for diplomatic channels to prevent a catastrophic war.
As Argentina Holds Up Falklands Banner on Defeating England, Here’s What to Know About the...
Astronomers have detected a stable atmosphere on exoplanet K2-18b, a potentially habitable world located 111 light-years from Earth, using advanced spectroscopic techniques and the ESPRESSO instrument on the Very Large Telescope, revealing a thick atmosphere capable of retaining heat and liquid water, and boosting hopes for life beyond Earth.
A devastating fire broke out at an orphanage in Algeria, killing 11 people, including children, and injuring a dozen others. The cause of the fire is unknown, and an investigation is underway to determine whether it was accidental or intentional.
The Israeli government has sparked controversy by passing laws aimed at reducing the power of the judiciary and limiting media freedom, sparking widespread criticism and concerns about the erosion of democratic norms and the potential for abuse of power, with the international community expressing concern about the direction of Israeli politics.
** India's textile industry is poised for significant growth as it shifts towards sustainable and digitally driven practices, aiming to reach $100 billion in exports by 2025, with a focus on building capabilities that cater to global buyers' evolving needs, including sustainability, digitalization, and quality.
Former US President Donald Trump has proposed the Save America Act, a bill aimed at strengthening voting security by requiring states to conduct audits and mandating voter citizenship verification, sparking debate over election integrity and voting rights.
Mykhailo Fedorov, the ousted Ukrainian Defense Minister, has come out strongly in defense of his efforts to transform the country's armed forces, amid widespread protests against his dismissal, sparking concerns that his departure may undermine Ukraine's progress in modernizing its armed forces.
** The DMK MPs have urged the Central government to form a tribunal to resolve the long-standing dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka over the Mekedatu dam project, which has been delayed due to environmental concerns and disagreements between the two states.
Ukrainian Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has been ousted by President Volodymyr Zelensky, sparking controversy and street protests amid the country's ongoing war with Russia, with many seeing his departure as a significant setback for Ukraine's military efforts and drone program.
** The United States has intensified its military campaign against Iran, launching airstrikes near Tehran and prompting swift retaliation from Iranian forces. The escalation has raised fears of a broader Middle East war and sent oil prices surging, as the region teeters on the brink of chaos.