US vs China over South China Sea: Washington backs Philippines, Beijing hits back

Bigg Boss 20: Isha Rikhi evicted after three weeks in Salman Khan’s show

Musk plans to more than double xAI's chips to over 1.2 million Nvidia GPUs by year-end

After JU, clash erupts at SRFTI: BJP’s ‘Dimagi Naxal’ jibe sparks political firestorm after students protest RSS-linked event

‘Anti-social elements spreading false rumours’: LPU issues statement amid massive unrest over alleged rape

LPU students go on rampage, vandalise campus amid widespread protest: What's happening

Trump asked Xi to pressure Iran. China did not say yes — here’s what Beijing wants

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hails global crackdown on Iranian banks and airlines

An OpenAI agent escaped its locked test cage again, by hiding questions in DNS lookups

'Our video was trimmed': LPU girls who featured in rape-denial video make U-turn

3 males killed, four others injured in shooting after fight at strip club in Detroit

'Victory for low-budget consumers': Raghav Chadha hails 30-day telecom recharge rules

Claude rebuilt the 1989 game 'Prince of Persia' by reusing the original's own code

Beyond metros: How Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities could drive India’s next AI wave

Tesla builds first Cybertruck with its own refined lithium: Elon Musk's $1 billion Texas bet pays off

IndiGo flight suffers tail strike in Bengaluru while landing; DGCA to probe incident

The US and China set up an AI 'red telephone', but skipped the rulebook

‘Terror suspects arrested near UK air base were looking to do big damage’: Trump

Russian envoy claims US tactics to contain India were revealed in ‘Freudian slip’

IND vs WI 1st ODI: Kohli breaks Sachin's most runs in one country record with unbeaten 139 as India thump West Indies by 8 wickets

Researchers rebuilt exactly how 700 AI agents hacked Hugging Face: a 900-link chain trick

‘Olympic inclusion is our major target’: WPA President Ishaun Singh on pool’s global ambitions

Nations League: Spain sink England at Wembley; Modric shines for Croatia

Why has Iran released no proof of life of Mojtaba Khamenei? Araghchi reveals...

'What kind of confession is this?': Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s 'terrorists would be roaming New York' remark goes viral, raises alarm online. Watch

South Korea demands apology from Ukraine over North Korean prisoners' transfer

Beyond BrahMos: India targets Rs 50,000 crore in defence exports with unmatched price edge

Sri Lankan Tamil migrant worker gets death sentence in Saudi Arabia, help sought from India

Muslim marriage cannot shield sex with minor wife from prosecution under POCSO: Delhi HC

'Can't help but draw painful parallels to Nirbhaya case': SC on latest incidents of rape cases in Delhi-NCR

99.9% more powerful - Scientists find boy who can recall memories from just 3 months of age

'FIRST LOOK from inside Noah’s Ark': Researchers share video from inside mysterious mound in Turkey

UNSC reform momentum grows: Russia, Portugal, Mauritius push for India's permanent seat bid

8 US marines injured in Iranian missile attack on vessel in Strait of Hormuz: Report

New OTT releases this week (September 28-October 4, 2026): Dupahiya 2, Pooja Meri Jaan, Ohh My Dog- 5 titles coming on Netflix, Prime Video and more

Afghanistan says 28 fighters killed in clash near Pakistan border, Islamabad denies

Ceuta migrant crisis: Protesters take to streets as Spain grapples with migrant challenge

LPU suspend classes, postpones exams as violence escalates over rape claims: What's happening

New York City wants a 'kill switch' on every AI, and will pay whistleblowers who report violations

Ukraine has claimed it used UK-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike a key Russian oil refinery, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. The development comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterates his ambition to seize the entire Donbas region. The strike highlights Ukraine’s growing long-range strike capabilities and the evolving dynamics of the war.

Ukraine Claims It Used UK Storm Shadow Missiles To Hit Key Russian Refinery

Astronomers are closely tracking a mysterious interstellar comet showing an unusual wobble and unexpected flaring activity. Dubbed an “alien” comet, the object’s strange behavior has sparked scientific curiosity and debate about its origin and composition. New observations reveal dramatic changes as it moves through the solar system.

Watch The Weird Wobble Of The Strangest Comet

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered his officials to step up production of missiles and artillery shells and construct more factories to meet his military’s growing need for the weapons, the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) has reported.

Kim Jong Un Pushes More Missile Production as 'War Deterrent'

Recent reports from intelligence agencies and think tanks suggest that while Iran has not made a political decision to build a nuclear weapon, it is making significant technical advances and exploring paths that could shorten the time needed for weaponization if its leadership decided to pursue one. 


Reports Suggest Iran's Quiet Move Towards Nuclear Weapons

Since ancient times, humans have been said to have the most common senses commonly referred to as the five senses, namely the eye of the sense of sight, the nose of the sense of smell, the ear of the sense of hearing, the sense of touch, to the sense of taste. However, now researchers believe that humans have more than 5 senses.


The hidden sensors: Your body knows before you do

Breast cancer cases in India are projected to rise by more than five percent each year, according to new health data. Experts cite factors such as stress, poor sleep, lifestyle changes, and delayed diagnosis as key contributors to the growing burden. Health professionals are calling for greater awareness, early screening, and improved access to treatment to address the rising trend.


Breast Cancer Cases in India Expected to Rise Over 5% Annually

India is close to finalising a $450 million export deal for its BrahMos supersonic cruise missile with Vietnam and Indonesia. The agreement would mark a major expansion of India’s defence exports and strengthen strategic ties in the Indo-Pacific region. Analysts say the deal highlights growing global demand for Indian-made weapons systems and New Delhi’s push to emerge as a key defence supplier.


India Nears $450 Million BrahMos Missile Deal With Vietnam and Indonesia

The UK government is set to ban the practice of boiling lobsters alive as part of sweeping animal cruelty reforms. The move recognises crustaceans as sentient beings capable of feeling pain and marks a significant shift in animal welfare standards. The proposed changes aim to modernise food preparation laws and strengthen protections for animals across the country.

UK to Ban Boiling Lobsters Alive Under Animal Cruelty Reforms 

President Donald Trump has said the United States needs Greenland for its “national security” after naming Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as special envoy to the Danish Arctic island, prompting protests from Copenhagen.



Why does Greenland matter to Washington? 'Need Greenland for national security'

President Donald Trump has said the United States needs Greenland for its “national security” after naming Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as special envoy to the Danish Arctic island, prompting protests from Copenhagen.


Europeans show solidarity with Denmark after Trump's threat 

The Ukrainian president says more than 600 drones and 30 missiles were deployed in the bombardment, which has killed three people, including a four-year-old child. "As of now, air raid alerts remain in effect across most of Ukraine.


Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv claims Moscow used over 600 drones in overnight attack 

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured dramatic evidence of young planets being destroyed around a nearby star. The observations reveal powerful stellar radiation tearing apart infant worlds, offering rare insight into how planetary systems evolve — and sometimes fail — in their earliest stages

Hubble Captures Infant Planets Being Destroyed Around Nearby Star

Ukraine will not be able to afford maintaining an 800,000-strong army after the end of the conflict with Russia, Vladimir Zelensky has admitted, saying he wants Western aid to help finance the military as part of post-conflict security guarantees.


Russia pushes to break through in Sumy region; Ukraine claims systematic attacks on Odesa

Iran has conducted new missile drills that have spooked Israel, with reports suggesting the exercises could be a cover for a potential attack. Tensions rise as the U.S. monitors the situation closely. 


Israel fears Iranian surprise attack, Tehran warns of 'unimaginable response' to new attacks

Japan took the final step to allow the world's largest nuclear power plant to resume operations with a regional vote on Monday, a watershed moment in the country's return to nuclear energy nearly 15 years after the Fukushima disaster.


Japan to restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuke plant 15 years after Fukushima

Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, stating that Russia is willing to end the conflict through peaceful means. His remarks come amid continued fighting and international diplomatic efforts.

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Says Ready to Work With West But as Equals

Volodymyr Zelensky has called on EU leaders at a crunch summit urgently to agree to a multi-billion euro loan in frozen Russian money to fund Ukraine's military and economic needs.


EU leaders meet in Brussels for decision on Russian frozen assets

China’s southern Hainan province implemented a separate customs regime on Thursday, as Beijing seeks to develop the island into an offshore financing and duty-free hub and position it as a strategic hedge against rising external trade barriers.


China turns its southern province into duty-free customs zone

Scientists in the UK have announced a major fusion energy breakthrough that could dramatically reduce the time needed to build STAR fusion reactors. The development marks a significant step toward cleaner, faster, and more viable fusion power, potentially transforming the future of global energy. This video breaks down what the breakthrough means and why it matters.

Nuclear Fusion: UK Fusion Breakthrough Slashes Time to Build Star Reactors

The Trump administration asked Congress on Wednesday to approve an arms package for Taiwan valued at more than $11 billion, in what would be a huge injection of military aid to the self-governing democratic island bracing for a long-feared invasion by China.

US State Department Approves $11 Billion Arms Package to Taiwan 

Comet 3I/Atlas, often dubbed the “alien green comet,” is making a rare and historic flyby of Earth, drawing global attention from astronomers and skywatchers. Scientists say the comet’s unusual glow and trajectory make it a unique object of study.

This video explains where the comet came from, why it appears green, how close it will pass Earth, and what this rare event means for space research.

Is this a mechanical failure or something to do with deep-space visitor 

Nepal is set to roll out an online system to track foreign tourists, aiming to enhance visitor safety, improve monitoring and strengthen tourism management across the country.

Nepal to start tracking foreign tourists online 

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un paid tribute to his father, former leader Kim Jong-il, at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun. The visit underscores the regime’s emphasis on legacy, continuity, and symbolism in Pyongyang. Watch for visuals, context, and analysis of the event. 

North Korea: Kim Jong-Un Pays Tribute to Father at Kumsusan Palace

India marked Vijay Diwas with commemorative events honouring the 1971 victory, as a Bangladesh delegation joined the celebrations to highlight shared history and strong bilateral ties.


Bangladesh delegation joins India's Vijay Diwas celebrations

Russia claims it has taken full control of the strategically vital city of Kupiansk, even as Ukraine disputes the claim and continues daily counteroffensive attempts. Russian officials say the key rail and logistics hub remains firmly under their control, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has visited frontline troops near the city, highlighting its importance in the ongoing war.

Meanwhile, European leaders are discussing security guarantees for Ukraine, including a proposed multinational peacekeeping force, though Moscow says it has not seen any official proposal. This video breaks down the latest battlefield updates, conflicting claims, and the broader implications for Ukraine’s security and Europe’s role in the conflict.

Russia-Ukraine war: Europe claims US backing for deployment of troops in Ukraine 

Yakutsk, located in eastern Russia, is widely known as the coldest city on Earth, where winter temperatures can plunge to minus 40 degrees Celsius and beyond. Despite the extreme cold, residents continue daily life, adapting homes, transport, and infrastructure to survive brutal conditions.

This video takes you inside Yakutsk to explore how people live, work, and endure one of the harshest climates on the planet.

Yakutsk Located In Russia Experiences Temperatures Upto -40°C During Winter

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