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NIA team heads to Bengaluru after gelatin sticks found near PM Modi convoy route

A packet containing two gelatin sticks was discovered near the NICE Road junction at Thathaguni in Kaggalipura on the outskirts of Bengaluru on Sunday, about 90 minutes before Prime Minister Narendra Modi was scheduled to visit the area.

Starmer delivers major speech amid UK leadership crisis: From nationalisation of British steel to Iran war — What he said

Keir Starmer admitted some Labour MPs are frustrated with his leadership as he battles a growing crisis after heavy election losses. Starmer vowed to fight on, announced plans to nationalise British Steel and promised Labour would face “big challenges” head-on.

Did Rakul Preet Singh violate rules at the Gir National Park? Here’s what forest officials said

A viral clip on social media features Rakul Preet Singh walking near a safari vehicle. Many speculated whether Rakul had flouted the rules of the national park. However, officials have now issued a clarification.

Epstein dinner to 50 Cent relationship: Chelsea Handler's old controversies resurface after Kevin Hart roast

Following the release of The Roast of Kevin Hart, celebrity roaster Chelsea Handler has taken over the internet due to her jokes and past controversies. Read on to know more.

India's Green Mirage: Northeast is quietly losing its forest cover while India celebrates gains

Five Northeastern states account for 60 per cent of India’s tree‑cover loss even as national forest areas appear to grow. WION investigates how governance collapse, narcotics economies and policy blind spots are reshaping the region’s forests, and its future. 

BTS’ Mexico concert draws 40,000 ARMYs outside the stadium| Watch

BTS performed for three days in Mexico for their ongoing Arirang world tour. Several clips and images are going viral in which fans without tickets gathered outside the stadium to celebrate the return of South Korean boy band BTS.

'Yadav', 'Brahmin', 'Rajput'? Bihar launches crackdown on vehicle stickers. THIS will be the punishment if not removed before June

Bihar has ordered the removal of caste-based stickers from vehicles by June 2026. Violators face fines up to ₹2,000, with enforcement supported by AI-powered cameras and an Intelligent Traffic Management System.

Tamil Nadu CM, Vijay's journey from 'Leo' To Leader

Thalapathy Vijay made headlines this weekend after he took the oath as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Before becoming a star of Tamil Nadu politics, he was a celebrated actor of the state. Find out more about everything happening in the world of entertainment in the latest episode of E-Club.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta offers prayers at Delhi's Gauri Shankar temple

Rekha Gupta offered prayers and performed jalabhishek at Gauri Shankar Mandir along with cabinet colleagues Parvesh Verma, Manjinder Singh Sirsa and Kapil Mishra.

Fashion statement or food waste? Viral bread dress at African Choice Awards 2026 sparks debate

A dress made from bread, worn by a reality TV star at African film awards, is going viral on social media. Reportedly, the dress has been made with more than 500 loaves of bread.

Can Keir Starmer survive as UK PM amid leadership crisis in Labour Party? Possible scenarios EXPLAINED
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Catherine West has warned Labour ministers to challenge Keir Starmer by Monday or she will begin gathering support for a leadership contest. Starmer faces mounting pressure after Labour’s poor local election results.

Birds Forced to Shift to Nearby Wetlands

A key wetland in southern Spain is drying out and its most iconic residents, flamingos, are leaving. Their numbers have dropped sharply in just weeks, as falling water levels disrupt feeding and nesting grounds.

Indian Climate: Amit Shah Reviews National Climate Preparedness Amid Rising Extreme Weather Risks

Union home minister Amit Shah has chaired a high-level review in New Delhi to assess India’s readiness for floods and heatwaves, calling for a more integrated, tech-driven disaster forecasting and response frameworkers climate risks escalate.

Harvests Arriving Weeks Earlier in South Africa Vineyards

In South Africa's Western cape, winemakers are harvesting earlier, adjusting techniques and racing to adapt, as climate change begins to reshape one of the world’s most celebrated wine regions.

China Rebuilds Yangtze’s Environment

In China's Wuhan, visuals along the Yangtze River reveal an environmental turnaround From heavy industry to green recovery. Once polluted waters are clearing and Former docklands have been transformed into parks.

Rahul Gandhi calls Modi's 9 appeals 'proof of failure’: Here’s complete list of what PM said
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Amid a Gulf crisis, PM Modi urged citizens to adopt austerity measures, including working from home, use of EVs and avoiding gold or foreign travel to save foreign exchange. Rahul Gandhi criticised the appeal, calling it proof of government failure.

'Love is always louder': Trisha's first post after Vijay is sworn-in as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister

After Vijay's swearing-in ceremony as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Trisha Krishnan has shared her first post amid dating rumours. Vijay was sworn in as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister on May 10.

Martin Short breaks silence on daughter Katherine’s suicide months after tragedy

Martin Short recently spoke for the first time about the heartbreaking death of his 42-year-old daughter, Katherine Short. The actor is currently gearing up for the release of his documentary Marty: Life Is Short.

Over 600 OpenAI employees became millionaires in a single day last year: Report

OpenAI's bid to reward its team with a tender offer led to 600 employees becoming millionaires, with each of them getting at least $11 million after sale of shares. The profits were unprecedented in the technology industry, showing the scale of wealth in the artificial intelligence sector.