Supreme Court questions whether BCCI must follow National Sports Governance Act 
Dutch town uses Netflix series in school curriculum for media literacy 
FDA suspends food licenses of IRCTC supplier and three ISKCON outlets 
Delhi Building Collapse LIVE Updates: Demolition Starts Next to Ruined PG, Contractor Taken Into Custody 
1,083 UK flights cancelled after NATS technical failure 
Republican lawmakers return to Capitol Hill with legislative agenda
Republicans return to Capitol Hill with agenda complicated by Graham death Lawmakers face obstacles, including...
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18 Amarnath pilgrims injured in Ramban multi-vehicle collision
J&K: 18 Amarnath Yatris Injured in Ramban Multi-Vehicle Collision In a distressing incident that occurred...
US pays $81bn in tariff refunds
The US government has already paid back tens of billions of dollars in tariffs it...
Bolsonaro’s son faces probe over biopic deal
A biopic about former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's life has sparked controversy in the presidential campaign of his son, Flávio Bolsonaro, who allegedly negotiated a deal to receive money for the film from a disgraced banker, prompting an investigation into potential corruption and money laundering.
UN halts Gaza aid due to Hamas interference
The United Nations has suspended aid operations in Gaza after accusing Hamas forces of interfering with aid distribution, sparking concerns over the humanitarian crisis in the region and the safety of aid workers.
US reimposes naval blockade on Iran
** The US has reimposed a naval blockade on Iran, restricting the country's ability to export oil and import goods, and raising concerns about the safety of ships and crew members, as tensions between the two nations continue to escalate.
Trump suggests US may impose fees on Hormuz vessels
** The White House is at odds with itself over President Trump's suggestion to impose fees on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could have significant implications for global trade and energy markets, and has sparked concern among international partners, including Iran.
Counterterrorism police take over Widdecombe case
The investigation into the murder of former UK lawmaker Ann Widdecombe has taken a significant turn, with counterterrorism police taking over the case amid potential links to extremist groups, sparking concerns over the safety of UK politicians and public figures.
Saudi Arabia strikes Yemen airport
** The conflict in Yemen has taken a turn for the worse as Saudi Arabia strikes an airport in the capital, Sana, accusing the Houthi rebels of violating a UN arms embargo. The escalation has brought back concerns about the fragile peace in the country, with diplomats working tirelessly to broker a lasting resolution to the devastating conflict.
Indian Supreme Court reviews application of POCSO Act in teen relationships.
The Indian Supreme Court has questioned the misuse of the POCSO Act in cases involving teenage couples, highlighting the need to balance child protection with autonomy and agency in adolescent relationships.
Robots aid Ukraine’s military efforts
The conflict in Ukraine has sparked a quiet revolution in ground warfare, with robots becoming an integral part of the country's military strategy, equipped with advanced technology to transport personnel and equipment, evacuate the wounded, and engage in combat operations, forcing a reevaluation of traditional tactics and strategies.
Alampur Montessori School honours founder Kalyanamma with ‘Sphoorthi 2026’ celebrations.
** The Alampur Montessori School honoured its founder Kalyanamma with the inaugural Sphoorthi 2026 celebrations, a vibrant event featuring presentations, musical performances, and heartfelt speeches that showcased her remarkable life and legacy as a pioneering educator.
UK Bans Support for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
UK bans support for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps The British government has announced plans...
US imposes naval blockade on Iran
The US has imposed a naval blockade on Iranian ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, sparking a surge in oil prices and escalating tensions between the two nations. The move has significant implications for global energy markets and the global economy, with potential consequences for international relations and trade.
Heat waves linked to excess deaths in Europe
The recent heat waves that swept across Europe have been linked to thousands of excess deaths, with the elderly and those with pre-existing medical conditions particularly vulnerable to the extreme heat, prompting calls for urgent action to protect vulnerable populations from the impact of heat waves.
Ganesh Withdraws Madras High Court Plea to Quash ED Money Laundering Case
Ishari K. Ganesh, a prominent educationist, has withdrawn his petition in the Madras High Court to quash a money laundering case against him, amid allegations of laundering 12.5 crore rupees through his college, in a development that has garnered significant public attention in Tamil Nadu.
Israel cultivates Ahmadinejad
** Israel's secret operation to cultivate former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as an intelligence asset was a complex and high-risk endeavor that ultimately ended in failure, despite initial progress and insights into the Iranian regime.
Iran launches missiles at US bases
The escalating conflict between Iran and the US has sparked global concern, with Iran launching missiles at US bases in retaliation for recent strikes, and the international community bracing itself for the worst as tensions between the two nations continue to rise.
Police constable shoots wife dead over heated argument
A shocking incident has occurred in the Kalyanpuri area of Delhi, where a police constable...
KVAFSU unveils Ambedkar statue
KVAFSU unveiled a statue of Dr. Ambedkar in its Bidar campus, followed by a seminar on his ideals of equality, education, and social justice, emphasizing the need to preserve his legacy and promote social change in contemporary India.
