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4 captains who could be sacked after IPL 2026
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IPL 2026 is entering its fag end, and, like each season, a few teams have made it through while others lag. Ahead of the next season, a few IPL captains wouldn’t possibly be holding their positions. Let’s take a look at them.

Jo Fukuda, Mikky Keetels shine at Wings for Life World Run 2026; Samrat Putatunda, Urmila Bane star for India

Over 8,000 runners across India participated in the Wings for Life World Run 2026 organised by Red Bull, supporting spinal cord injury research while joining 346,000+ participants globally

Qatar PM warns against Iran using Strait of Hormuz to 'blackmail' Gulf nations

Qatar’s PM warns Iran against using the Strait of Hormuz for "blackmail," marking a shift in Doha's diplomatic tone regarding regional energy security.

NEET UG 2026 cancelled: A look at the major NTA controversies over the years
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Investigators said the material had been shared two to three days before the examination, raising concerns over a possible organised leak network.

Antarctic cosmic dust proves Earth has been traversing through supernova debris for 80,000 years

Earth is being showered with supernova debris as the solar system moves through an interstellar cloud. Antarctic ice has captured cosmic particles, and an iron isotope, which also reveals the age of these particles and how long we have been traversing through this dust.

Who is Radhan Pandit? Astrolger who predicted Vijay's victory, appointed OSD to Tamil Nadu CM

Pandit had predicted that Vijay would become the Chief Minister by winning over 150 seats in Tamil Nadu and said temples across the state would be transformed into world-class centres under his leadership.

Did Russia’s 'ghost ship' Ursa Major sink off Spain coast with nuclear cargo?

The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major sank off the coast of Spain after multiple explosions. Investigations suggest the vessel may have been carrying nuclear reactor components linked to North Korea.

Where is India’s hidden gold? Top 7 states ranked by massive reserves
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India’s top gold-bearing regions have immense deposits, both currently active and yet to be tapped, underscoring a massive opportunity for the mining industry to bolster the nation’s economic and mineral standing. Below, let's explore the top 7 leading states in gold reserve capacity:

WPL winner Shabnim Ismail reverses retirement to make SA’s Women’s T20 World Cup squad

The "Demon" is back! Shabnim Ismail reverses retirement to join South Africa’s Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 squad. Check out the full 15-player Proteas roster here.

Years of tensions: The complete timeline of the US-China trade conflict

After China joined the WTO, it was believed that trade would gradually become more open, evolve into a freer society, and scale back state control over its economy. However, those anticipated reforms never came to fruition.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Says Russia Ended Partial Truce With Drone Attack

Russia launched a massive overnight drone attack on Kyiv, triggering explosions across the Ukrainian capital. Air raid sirens blared as Ukrainian air defense systems intercepted several incoming drones over the city. Officials reported damage to residential areas and infrastructure, with emergency crews deployed to multiple locations.

'60 days of crude and 45 days of LPG': Hardeep Singh Puri assures India has ample supply

Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri assures India has 60 days of crude and 45 days of LPG stock.No fuel shortage despite West Asia supply disruptions.

Macron, Ruto And Faye Turn Africa Summit Into Sporting Spectacle

The Africa Forward Summit took an energetic turn as Emmanuel Macron joined African leaders and young participants in football matches, jogging sessions and public sporting events. Macron was seen jogging alongside legendary marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge, while leaders including William Ruto and Bassirou Diomaye Faye kicked footballs around with local youth. The summit highlighted how sports are increasingly being used as a tool to connect with younger generations across Africa.

UAE Strikes Iran: Report Claims UAE Secretly Struck Iran During US-Israel War Escalation |

Fresh reports have sparked major controversy after claims emerged that the United Arab Emirates secretly carried out strikes inside Iran during the recent US-Israel conflict with Tehran. According to reports, one alleged strike targeted a refinery on Iran’s strategically important Lavan Island in the Persian Gulf. While Abu Dhabi has not officially confirmed the claims, the reports have intensified speculation over Gulf nations quietly entering the regional conflict amid growing tensions across West Asia.

Bangladesh stun Pakistan in Dhaka Test to take 1-0 lead in two-match series

History in Dhaka! Bangladesh secured their first-ever home Test win over Pakistan with a 104-run victory. See how Nahid Rana’s 5-for stunned the Men in Green.

Can a Trump-Xi deal revive US energy exports to China?  This is what we know
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The meeting marks the first summit-level engagement since Washington and Beijing paused their bruising trade war in October.

‘Gold demand’: Key reasons luxury brands and investors are watching closely

Gold is once again drawing attention from both investors and luxury brands as global economic conditions remain uncertain. Earlier seen as a safe asset, gold is now playing a larger role not just in investment portfolios but also in the luxury goods market.

Udhayanidhi Stalin reiterates ‘Sanatana Dharma should be eradicated’ remark in Tamil Nadu Assembly

Udhayanidhi made these statements as the newly formed Assembly convened for its first session on Tuesday, following a landslide victory by the TVK, led by Chief Minister Vijay.

'Future-altering' Higher Maths exam leaves thousands in tears in Scotland, 11,000 sign petition

The Higher Maths exam in Scotland left nearly 11,000 pupils shocked after its command words turned out to be very different from what they had practised. They have asked for a review, while the maths teachers say there was nothing wrong with the paper.