Donald Trump’s net worth has fallen by $1.1 billion, dropping from $7.3B to $6.2B, as the value of his crypto-linked business ventures collapses. Shares of Trump Media and Technology Group, trading under ticker DJT, have plunged to $10.18, down more than 76% from January’s $43.31 peak. The downturn coincides with major losses in Trump-connected cryptocurrency projects, including World Liberty Financial ($WLFI). The token has dropped from $0.31 at launch to $0.158, cutting billions from the project’s paper valuation. Yet while retail investors and Trump supporters have suffered steep losses, the Trump family retained 22.5 billion tokens through DT Marks DEFI LLC and continues to control nearly 115 million DJT shares held in a trust.


Trump Lost $1.1 Billion in Crypto Crash, but Supporters Lost More | Explained

Bollywood's iconic star Dharmendra is no more. The legendary actor breathed his last on Monday after suffering from age-related illnesses for the past few weeks. The veteran star was 89. The veteran actor had recently returned home from Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital after spending over 10 days there for treatment.


Veteran Bollywood Legend Dharmendra Dies at 89 in Mumbai 

As Pakistan struggles to contain a persistent wave of insurgency and separatist-driven violence, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s latest remarks about Sindh have added a new layer of discomfort in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Singh asserted that borders are not permanent and said that Sindh could one day return to India, a statement that is likely to trigger both strategic and psychological unease across Pakistan’s power corridors. 

Ind-Pak: Can Sindh Become Part of India: Pak Army Being Battered by Separatists

Former CIA official James Lawler has revealed new details on why Pakistan’s nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan was widely known as the “Merchant of Death.” Lawler explains how Khan built an extensive global nuclear proliferation network, supplying sensitive technology to multiple countries and fueling concerns about worldwide security. His revelations shed light on the intelligence operations, international pressure, and diplomatic fallout that shaped one of the most controversial chapters in nuclear history. The discussion has reignited debate on Pakistan’s nuclear past and global non-proliferation efforts.

Pakistan: Ex-CIA Official James Lawler Details Why AQ Khan Was Called  Merchant Of Death'

Japan is moving ahead with a major military build-up on Yonaguni, just 110 kilometres from Taiwan, deploying Type-03 medium-range surface-to-air missiles to expand its air-defence capabilities. Tokyo insists the move is meant to deter conflict and prevent an attack, while Beijing calls it a provocative escalation aimed at challenging China over Taiwan. With the U.S. strengthening its logistics and Japan expanding bases across the Southern Island chain, Yonaguni is now a key flashpoint in the Indo-Pacific. This report breaks down the deployment, China’s reaction, and whether these developments increase the risk of war.

Japan Deploys Missiles Near Taiwan; Yonaguni Becomes New Flashpoint

Delhi is once again grappling with a deadly winter smog crisis,
And the air in the capital has reached dangerous levels.
The air quality index or aqi,
Current remains at 382 today,
Putting most areas in the ‘very poor’ category.
Some localities have already crossed the 400 mark,
Entering the ‘severe’ zone.
Visibility has dipped across the city,
And a thick layer of toxic haze hangs over the capital,
Making breathing an immediate health risk

Delhi's Air Quality Continues to Remain Grim Post Festive Season

After nearly four years of war, Ukraine is facing its most difficult dilemma yet.
A new 28-point U.S. peace proposal, drafted without input from Europe, mirrors several of Russia’s core demands, including surrendering Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk and abandoning NATO membership.
The plan has stunned Europe and crossed Ukraine’s stated red lines, exposing deep divisions within the West.
Is this the fastest route to peace, as Washington argues or a path that risks breaking Ukraine apart?

Russia Advances While a Divided West Pressures Ukraine on Land-for-Peace

Where did the Moon really come from? A groundbreaking new study has traced lunar origins to an inner-solar-system planet — a possible twin of early Earth. Using ancient rock samples and advanced modelling, researchers may have uncovered the true identity of the world that collided with Earth and gave birth to the Moon.
Is the Moon’s “lost parent” hiding in plain sight?
This explainer breaks down the discovery, the science behind the collision, and how it rewrites lunar history.


How Earth's Twin Killed Itself to Create the Moon

A new study from Shandong University reveals how a natural antioxidant found in apples — quercetin — may help the body fight cancer. But there’s a twist: gut microbes appear to be the critical link in activating its cancer-fighting potential.
In this video, we break down how the antioxidant works, why gut health matters, and what scientists believe this could mean for future cancer prevention research.
Watch to learn more.

Gut Microbes Play Key Role in Activating Quercetin in Cancer Fight

The Indian Rupee plunged past ₹89 per US Dollar for the first time, hitting a historic low. Traders cite insufficient RBI intervention, a rising trade deficit, and delayed US trade agreements as key reasons. Foreign portfolio outflows and high import demand added pressure. Watch this video to understand why the rupee weakened so sharply, its impact on markets, and what experts expect next.

Rupee’s 89/$ Shock: What Led to the Collapse and RBI’s Reversal

Russia has officially banned Stephen King’s novel ‘IT’, removing it from shelves amid a wider crackdown on LGBT content and new age restrictions.
This controversial move is part of an ongoing campaign targeting media, literature, and entertainment deemed inconsistent with new government guidelines.

Russia Bans Stephen King’s ‘IT’ Amid LGBT Crackdown

On World Television Day 2025, we spotlight Indian film stars who began their journeys on TV. From Shah Rukh Khan’s breakout in Fauji and Circus 
 to Vidya Balan, who first won hearts on Hum Paanch , and Sushant Singh Rajput, who rose to fame through Pavitra Rishta these actors showcase how television has long been a springboard to Bollywood success. 

World Television Day 2025: Indian Film Stars who Began As TV Actors

Analysts are warning that Thursday’s plunge in AI-related stocks marks the collapse of a modern “AI Ponzi scheme” — suggesting that hype, not fundamentals, fueled recent surges.

Analysts Call Thursday's Move As Collapse of AI Ponzi Scheme

A gripping breakdown of asteroid 2024 YR4, rising lunar impact odds, and NASA's bold, controversial nuclear proposal to save the moon from a city-killer rock hurtling through space.

Nasa May Use Nukes to Stop Moon-bound Asteroid

New revelations emerge in India’s largest anti-terror crackdown in recent years.
From the Delhi blast to the 2,900 kg explosives seizure in Faridabad… from ISIS-aligned doctors radicalised online to Pakistan-based handlers teaching ricin manufacturing, agencies are now uncovering a multi-state terror web spanning Delhi, Gujarat, Hyderabad, UP, Rajasthan and beyond.

India’s Multi-State ISIS Crackdown: Deleted Videos, Bio-Terror Plot, Drones, CCTV Updates

Questions over school safety and accountability
Are intensifying across the country
After three deeply disturbing cases,
Each pointing to a pattern of harassment,
Neglect within educational institutions.

Delhi Student Death Case: Headmistress, Coordinator & 2 Teachers Suspended

Russia claims to have captured Kupiansk, a critical city in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, its biggest battlefield gain in months.
The announcement comes as deadly strikes hit Ternopil, Zaporizhzhia and Odesa, and as Vladimir Putin labels Ukraine’s leadership an “organized crime syndicate.”
At the same time, Kyiv is reeling from a leaked U.S. peace proposal that would force Ukraine to cede land, downsize its army, and abandon its NATO ambitions while sanctions on Russia would be lifted.
Zelensky says Ukraine will not accept any plan that crosses its “red lines” as Kyiv scrambles to coordinate with European allies.

Russia Captures Kupiansk, Putin Berates  Ukraine Leaders "Criminal Gang"

Alarming news from the uk
Where a damning public inquiry report
Has painted a shocking portrait of the uk’s response to covid-19
Calling it 'too little, too late'
And saying thousands of lives could have been saved

New Public Report Says Lockdown One Week Earlier Could Save 23,000 in Lives UK

The White House clarified that former President Donald Trump does not support the execution of lawmakers, following media reports suggesting otherwise.

White House: Trump Doesn't Want Lawmakers Executed; Demands Death Penalty for Democrats

The UK Government faces a high-stakes decision
Whether to approve China’s proposed mega embassy in London,
Despite concerns over espionage and national security.
Watch this story to find out more.


MI5 Officers to Commons Speaker: Can Handle Risks From China

In a controversial move, British police chiefs are referring to prostitutes as ‘sexual entrepreneurs’, sparking public debate about terminology, policing, and the framing of sex work in the UK.

British Police Chiefs Call Prostitutes ‘Sexual Entrepreneurs’

A major shocker from a pakistani politician
Former leader from pakistan-occupied kashmir
Has publicly claimed that pakistan had
A direct role in the red fort car bombing
This admission has put spotlight
On a pattern from within
Pakistan's own political leadership....

Pak: Former Pok PM Anwarul Haq Makes a Sensational Admission on Red Fort Bombing

Global investment bank Morgan Stanley predicts that India’s benchmark Sensex could surpass the 100,000-point mark by December 2026, driven by strong corporate earnings, economic growth, and investor optimism. Analysts highlight robust sectors such as technology, finance, and infrastructure as key drivers. The forecast reflects growing confidence in India’s equity market, attracting domestic and international investors alike.


Morgan Stanley Predicts Sensex to Cross 100K Points in Dec 2026

Following the Dalai Lama’s Grammy nomination, Tibetans in exile are celebrating the global recognition of their spiritual leader. The nomination highlights his efforts in promoting peace, compassion, and cultural heritage worldwide. Exiled communities see this acknowledgment as a boost to their identity and visibility, strengthening solidarity and pride in their traditions while drawing international attention to Tibet’s cultural and political struggles.

Tibetans in-Exile After Dalai Lama's Grammy Nomination

President Trump wants to send $2,000 checks to working-class Americans next year, a plan the White House says will be funded by tariff revenue. But Republican lawmakers are pushing back, arguing the money should go toward cutting the U.S. deficit instead. With the federal deficit still near $1.8 trillion, GOP leaders say direct payouts could worsen inflation and strain public finances. Some Republicans are firmly opposed, while others have raised serious concerns. Meanwhile, the White House is exploring ways to move forward even without Congress, a step that could trigger a major showdown over presidential power. And a pending Supreme Court case on Trump’s tariff authority could upend the entire plan.

Will Americans Get $2,000? Trump’s Plan Faces Fierce GOP Resistance

In Bengaluru, imposters posing as RBI officials executed a daring heist, misleading cash van guards and making off with a large sum. Authorities are investigating the modus operandi, which involved sophisticated deception and impersonation, raising concerns about the security of cash transport operations. Police are reviewing CCTV footage and tracing leads to apprehend the culprits.

Bengaluru Heist: Imposters Posing as RBI Officials Mislead Van Guards

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