West Indies applied the brakes to a runaway Indian start with the visitors reaching tea on Thursday at 182 for four after being put in to bat on the first day of the second and final Test.

West Indies hit back on first day of second India Test

The Brazilian constitution made history as it received its first-ever official translation into an Indigenous language, marking a significant moment for the country and its native populations.

In a first, Brazilian constitution gets translated into Indigenous language

Supporters of religious and political leader Muqtada al-Sadr have torched the Swedish embassy in Iraq. The country has also expelled the Swedish ambassador. Now it threatens to cut diplomatic ties altogether. Priyanka Sharma tells you more

Gravitas: Iraqi protesters torch Swedish embassy

Alabama executed a man on Friday (July 21) in a move that officially marks the resumption of capital punishment in the US state. James Barber, aged 64, was convicted of brutally murdering 75-year-old Dorothy Epps during a robbery at her home in Harvest in 2001.

Alabama resumes capital punishment: Man executed for murdering a woman

Around 20 per cent of individuals who contract the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus experience no symptoms of the illness. Scientists have now made a significant discovery, identifying a genetic mutation associated with a higher likelihood of evading symptoms during a COVID-19 infection, according to the Nature Journal.

Covid positive but no symptoms? The reason probably lies in your genes. Here's how

A US Army soldier, who is suspected to have been detained after crossing into North Korea from South Korea on Tuesday (July 18), was seen laughing as he ran over the heavily fortified border into the communist country, as reported by the Guardian.

Travis King: US soldier was laughing while crossing border into North Korea, witness says

Egypt's President, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, has granted pardons to human rights researcher Patrick Zaki and lawyer Mohamed el-Baqer, as reported by state-run media.

Egypt's president grants pardon to human rights researcher arrested for spreading 'false news'

The In-N-Out burger chain has decided to prohibit employees in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, and Utah from wearing masks unless they possess a doctor's note.

In-N-Out says no to masks: Burger chain bans employees from wearing masks in 5 US states

In New Zealand's major city of Auckland, a shooter fatally shot two individuals at a construction site on Thursday (July 20). The incident coincides with the FIFA Women's World Cup soccer tournament that begins the same day.

Auckland shooting: At least two killed hours before Women’s World Cup opening

Delhi prison authorities have announced the installation of Artificial Intelligence-based CCTV cameras within prison premises. The purpose is to bolster security measures and address blind spots where traditional cameras are not yet installed, reported the Hindustan Times.

Next-gen surveillance: This Indian prison is adopting AI-powered CCTV cameras

A new study says that it doesn't matter how often you workout as long as you're meeting your weekly workout goals. But is it healthy to cram all your exercise into 2 days? Priyanka Sharma analyses the study.

Gravitas: How often should you exercise?

Is China weaponising the Brahmaputra river? Beijing is secretly building a 'super dam' along the river right next to India's border. Can China be allowed to do this? Here's what Priyanka Sharma has to say.

Gravitas: Why is China building a 'super dam' along India's border?

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