Leaked papers from American's National Geospatial Intelligence Agency reveal that China could soon be deploying a supersonic spy drone that travels three times the speed of sound and at three times the height of a commercial jet.

Gravitas | China's supersonic drone: Will it be spying on India and Taiwan?

You have a golden chance to grab your favourite hollywood items over a century's worth. Hollywood memorabilia will be going under the table from April 22nd. The name is 'Hollywood Classic and Contemporary'. For further details, watch the video.

Grand Hollywood auction on celebrating 100 years of pop culture

India is hosting the two-day Global Buddhist Summit. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the inaugural session of the summit in New Delhi. Delegates, monks and scholars from 30 nations are participating in this global summit.

India hosts two-day Global Buddhist Summit in New Delhi

Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari will attend SCO meet in Goa, India. The meeting will take place on May 2023. SCO focuses on cooperation with international and regional organizations. SCO has 8 member states, 4 observer states, and 6 'dialogue partners'.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto to attend SCO meeting in Goa, India

60 year old Alain Robert, famously known as 'the French Spiderman' or 'the Human Spider', climbed skyscraper to show his support towards the people in France, protesting against pension reforms. He climbed a 38-story skyscraper without a harness.

'French Spiderman' Alain Robert climbs skyscraper to protest

Artificial Intelligence is clearly the flavour of the season. Snap Inc which owns the popular app Snapchat has been able to add 3 million users to its paid subscription service, thanks to new features like an AI-powered chatbot.

AI chatbot helps Snap Inc bring more users

Scientists are collecting data to know the meaning of climate change for the planet's future. The data tells that the Arctic is warming approximately 4 times faster than the rest of the world with Svalbard's temperature rising to 7 times the global average.

Arctic is warming quadruple times faster than the world, research tells

A stampede broke out in the capital city of Yemen, Sanaa during a charity distribution. The incident took place inside a school, where aid was being distributed. About 85 people are marked dead and 300 injured in the stampede.

Yemen stampede kills 83, more than 300 injured

Where ChatGPT is being used worldwide, by kids to adults. This AI-powered chatbot is trending globally and is the topic of discussion everywhere. Watch what the great actor Amitabh Bachchan has to say about ChatGPT.

Amitabh Bachchan talks about ChatGPT, the trending chatbot

ChatGPT is in focus again. German trade union groups have written to the European Union to beef up draft AI rules as they point at threats to their copyrights. The group that involves over 140 thousand authors and performers.

AI threat looms over authors, performers

South Africa's BRICS Sherpa Anil Sooklal has said that President Putin have accepted the invitation to attend the BRICS summit in the country in the month of August. Speaking to our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, he said, Russia is " preparing to attend the summit. And South Africa is preparing to host an in-person summit in August this year." The comments assume significance since international criminal court has issued a warrant against President Putin which raises concern over his participation. The Sherpa also spoke about expansion of the grouping, explaining, 20 countries have formally or informally approached BRICS leaders to become full members of BRICS. BRICS is an acronym for 5 countries, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. One of the largest groupings in terms of population, the group has leading economies of the world. Asked about India, the Sherpa Anil said, "India has been a founding member of the BRICS and has played a critical role over the past 15 years'.

Prez Putin has accepted invite to attend BRICS Summit: South Africa's BRICS Sherpa Anil Sooklal

Explosions shook Sudan's capital on Tuesday evening, despite claims of a ceasefire on the fourth day of fighting that has killed nearly 200. It is a fight between Sudan's Army Chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, & his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who commands the paramilitary rapid support forces. International calls have mounted for an end to hostilities that have spawned increasing lawlessness, death & damage. Battles have taken place throughout the vast country & there are fears of regional spillover. After international mediation, rapid support forces commander Dagalo said he would support a 24-hour armistice. The army denied any knowledge of the armistice & later blamed the rapid support forces for breaking it. The rapid support forces had already accused the army of violating the agreement. By 1600 GMT on Tuesday, the time of the supposed start of the ceasefire, gunfire could still be heard throughout the capital. UN said there is no sign of real abatement of the fighting.

Heavy gunfire quickly shatters Sudan truce; Fears of a regional spillover

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