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Somalia Protests: Violent Anti-Government Protests Erupt In Somalia Over Forced Evictions Crisis

Fresh anti-government protests have erupted in Somalia over alleged forced evictions, with demonstrations turning violent in several areas. Protesters accused authorities of removing vulnerable families from their homes, while former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire condemned what he described as a “brutal attack” on civilians protesting peacefully. The unrest has intensified political tensions and renewed debate over housing rights, governance and security challenges facing Somalia.

‘No need to panic’: Govt says PM Modi’s appeal aimed at collective participation, fuel stocks sufficient

The I&B official assured that India has sufficient supplies of essential resources, including fuel, and clarified that the Prime Minister’s suggestions were aimed at encouraging collective participation by citizens amid the ongoing West Asia crisis.

ICC Men’s ODI Rankings: India remain top-ranked side after annual update

India retain No. 1 position in ICC Men’s ODI rankings ahead of New Zealand and Australia, while South Africa climb to fourth as the updated standings shape the race for direct qualification to the World Cup 2027.

Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari approves land transfer to BSF for border fencing

The cabinet also approved the implementation of major central government schemes, including Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Krishak Bima Yojana, PM SHRI, Vishwakarma Scheme, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and Ujjwala Yojana, ending the deadlock under the previous TMC government.

OpenAI pushes cyber AI into Europe but Anthropic still not releasing Mythos

OpenAI has said it will provide the European Union with access to its new cybersecurity-focused AI model, GPT-5.5-Cyber, while Anthropic has not yet extended similar access for its Mythos model.

'White Hoods': Why USS Abraham Lincoln sailors wear fireproof masks in combat
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US Navy sailors wear fireproof white hoods made of Nomex during combat. This anti-flash gear withstands 370°C heat, protecting crews from explosive flash burns and ensuring warship survival.

BTS Creates ‘Purple Wave’ As Mexico City Concerts Break Massive Records

BTS wrapped up a historic three-day concert residency in Mexico City, drawing massive sold-out crowds and creating what fans called a “Purple Wave” across the city. The concerts reportedly generated nearly $107 million for the local economy through tourism, hotels, restaurants and merchandise sales. Fans from across Latin America travelled to witness the performances, highlighting BTS’ unmatched global influence and the growing power of K-pop worldwide.

Hyderabad Jail Museum To Offer Visitors Real 24-Hour Prison Experience

Hyderabad is set to open India’s fifth jail museum at the historic Chanchalguda Jail Museum, offering visitors a unique chance to experience life behind bars for 24 hours. The museum will showcase prison history, old inmate records and exhibits relocated from Telangana’s earlier Sangareddy Jail Museum. Officials say the initiative aims to educate people about prison life, criminal justice history and the realities faced by inmates inside Indian jails.

BrahMos vs Agni-V: How India’s tactical missile differs from its nuclear giant
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India's BrahMos supersonic cruise missile serves as a tool for tactical precision, while the Agni-V provides strategic deterrence. The Agni-V, a long-range ICBM, was successfully test-fired on May 8, 2026. Let's understand how Agni-V is different from BrahMos.

'The Pack': How the USS Abraham Lincoln fits 70 massive jets on one roof
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The USS Abraham Lincoln is a 100,000-tonne nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that uses a 332-metre angled flight deck, four steam catapults, and rapid elevators to maintain and safely launch a strike force of 70 combat aircraft across the globe.

India at Cannes 2026: Films set to shine on global stage- Shadow of the Moonless Nights, Amma Ariyan and more
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From Shadows of the Moonless Nights to Amma Ariyan, this year at Cannes, several Indian films will be screened, which are beyond Bollywood and will showcase regional talents and independent cinema on a global stage.

PM Modi Visits Chandrababu Naidu Residence, Shares Warm Moment With Nara Lokesh

Narendra Modi visited the residence of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and shared a light-hearted interaction with HRD Minister Nara Lokesh. During the meeting, PM Modi jokingly advised Lokesh not to lose more weight, prompting smiles all around. Lokesh later called the Prime Minister his “fitness model.” The informal exchange added a personal touch to an otherwise important political meeting in Andhra Pradesh.

Alia Bhatt arrives at Cannes Film Festival 2026 in style, gives boss-lady vibe in a monochrome outfit

Alia Bhatt is back in Cannes. The actress arrived a day before the Cannes Film Festival 2026, which is set to kick off on May 12. Bhatt made her debut at the film festival last year and is back as a L'Oreal Paris brand ambassador.

Who is Sara Duterte? Philippines VP impeached second time ahead of 2028 presidential election

The Philippine House has impeached VP Sara Duterte for a second time over allegations of graft, bribery, and a reported assassination threat against President Marcos. Despite denying the claims, the daughter of Rodrigo Duterte faces a Senate trial that could bar her from the 2028 presidency.

Inside the Zone of Silence in Mexico where signals vanish, and alien and paranormal legends are born

Mapimí Silent Zone, or the Zone of Silence, in Mexico, is also known as the country's very own “Bermuda Triangle”. Legend states that radio signals vanish here, with murmurs of paranormal activity. UFO researchers claim extraterrestrial activity in the region.

Tamil Nadu Row Erupts Over Playing National Song, Anthem Before TN State Song

Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay had not even begun his first day in office when a political row erupted over state song, ‘Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu’, being relegated to third place after the National Song and the National Anthem, during the swearing-in ceremony in Chennai.

Porcupine menace threatens Kashmir’s saffron industry, farmers seek urgent government help

Saffron remains one of Jammu and Kashmir’s most important cash crops, contributing more than Rs 500 crore annually to the region’s economy and generating significant foreign exchange earnings.

UK MP Catherine West sends out letters to seek Labour support to replace Keir Starmer after election setback

Following the speech, West said the Prime Minister’s remarks failed to change her position and maintained that Labour now required a change in leadership after the election setback.

Agni MIRV, TARA and Scramjet: India demonstrates multi-target missile & hypersonic capability in 72 hours

After the successful test of the Agni missile, it has validated key technologies required for future hypersonic cruise missiles and reusable high-speed aerospace platforms, marking a significant step in India’s pursuit of next-generation strategic and aerospace capabilities.