Major UK air traffic control failure disrupts flights: Heathrow, Manchester hit; EasyJet, British Airways warn of delays 
UK Imposes Sanctions on Israeli Settlements in West Bank, Accuses Settlers of Ethnic Cleansing 
Four arrested in connection with theft of earth movers in custody in Keralam’s Idukki 
Canadian Jet Maker Is Target in Trump’s Trade War 
Japan rescuers battle heat
Japan’s Rescuers Battle Cruel Heat After Major Earthquake Rescue teams in Japan are struggling to...
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Response on Plea to Ban Polygamy Among Muslims, Rekindling Debate on Personal Laws and Gender Equality
The Supreme Court has sought the Central government’s response to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL)...
Karnataka Government Attends All-Party Meet on Cauvery Crisis.
Karnataka government failed to tackle drought, says H.D. Kumaraswamy; JD(S) to attend all-party meet on...
Adani’s Queensland Coal Mine Reports 1 Billion Revenue but No Company Tax: Carmichael Mine Accounts Spark Fresh Debate
Adani's Carmichael coal mine in Queensland has generated nearly $1 billion in revenue, but will pay no company tax after declaring a substantial accounting loss, reigniting discussions over corporate taxation, mining economics, and Australia's resource taxation framework.
Trump Unveils New Israel-Gaza Peace Plan as Israel Says Troops Won’t Withdraw Until Hamas Is Fully Disarmed
President Trump has unveiled a new peace plan for Israel and Gaza, aiming to end the long-running conflict between Israel and Hamas, but the lack of details and uncertainty over troop withdrawals and Hamas' disarmament have sparked skepticism among Palestinian leaders and the international community.
Migrants cross into Ceuta
A massive influx of migrants from Morocco has surged into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, sparking a political backlash and concerns over social unrest, employment, and services. The Spanish government is under pressure to address the crisis, while the European Union has called for increased cooperation to tackle the root causes of migration.
Supreme Court Sets Evidence Threshold for Adultery Maintenance Claims
The Supreme Court has set a higher threshold for adultery maintenance claims, requiring clear evidence to support allegations of infidelity and promoting a more nuanced approach to understanding modern relationships.
Punjab Congress launches statewide mobilisation drive ahead of Assembly polls
** The Punjab Congress has kicked off a mass mobilisation programme to reclaim its lost ground in the state ahead of the upcoming Assembly polls, with party leader Bhupesh Bhagel expressing confidence in the party's chances of emerging victorious and countering the ruling AAP's "divisive rhetoric".
Nick Antosca discusses Cape Fear finale.
The highly anticipated finale of Cape Fear has arrived, and it’s left audiences reeling. Creator...
Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman Discuss Preparing for Film’s BDSM Scenes Using Pain Scale Ratings.
** Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman discuss their preparation for the intense BDSM scenes in their upcoming film, "I Want Your Sex", using a unique pain scale rating system to ensure a safe and consensual experience, highlighting the importance of communication and respect in all relationships.
Migrants enter Spanish territory Ceuta
** A sudden influx of over 1,000 migrants from Africa has overwhelmed the Spanish territory of Ceuta, sparking a political backlash and a humanitarian crisis. The Spanish government is scrambling to respond to the situation, with the EU facing mounting pressure to address the growing migration crisis.
Migrants cross into Ceuta from Morocco
** A recent surge of migrants from Morocco into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the north African coast, has left the international community puzzled. Experts say the causes of this migration wave are complex and multifaceted, and require a comprehensive approach to address the root causes of migration and protect the rights of migrants.
Renowned Climber Nirmal Purja Is Missing After Avalanche in Pakistan as 4 Bodies Are Found
Renowned Climber Nirmal Purja Is Missing After Avalanche in Pakistan as 4 Bodies Are Found...
UNAM investigates 75,000 students for cheating
** The National Autonomous University of Mexico is facing a cheating scandal after 75,000 students were suspected of using artificial intelligence to cheat on a highly competitive college-entrance exam, sparking widespread outrage and concerns about the use of AI in education.
India secures first gold medals in judo at Commonwealth Games.
Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh make history as India’s first gold medallists in judo at Commonwealth...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day concludes with post-credits scene hinting at a non-Earth Spider-Man
** The ending of Spider-Man: Brand New Day has raised more questions than answers, with a mysterious post-credits scene that hints at a Spider-Man beyond Earth, leaving fans to speculate about the future of the franchise and its potential connection to the Spider-Verse.
US Proposes 100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
** The proposed $100,000 fee for H-1B visas has left Indian students and industry leaders reeling, sparking concerns about the impact on the US economy and the American dream for foreign workers. Experts weigh in on the potential consequences of this move.
Gauhati High Court issues notice to Centre, IAF, Mizoram over land acquisition allegations
** The Gauhati High Court has issued a notice to the Centre, IAF, and Mizoram government over allegations of irregularities in land acquisition for an IAF establishment in Lengpui village, paving the way for a detailed investigation into the matter and seeking justice for local residents who claim their rights have been violated.
Kerala HC stays police reorganisation order
** The Kerala High Court has stayed the government's order to reorganise police associations in the state, following a petition by the Kerala Police Officers' Association (KPOA). The court's decision is seen as a relief to the KPOA and other police associations that had opposed the government's move, and could lead to a re-examination of the government's plans to improve efficiency and autonomy in the state's police force.
European far-right leaders condemn Spain’s migrant policies
The recent influx of migrants in Ceuta has sparked a debate over Spain's migrant-friendly policies, with far-right leaders calling for stricter border controls, but experts argue that the solution lies in addressing the root causes of migration, not in xenophobic rhetoric.
