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Salman Khan has confirmed the release of his upcoming film, SVC63. The project officially goes on floors this week, building early buzz for viewers to witness one of the most anticipated collaborations between Khan and Nayanthara.

While the change is expected to expand opportunities for medical research and improve treatment access, it does not legalise marijuana under federal law

The Iranian Embassy in Mumbai mocked US President Donald Trump over reposted remarks on India, referring to it as a “hellhole”, as the Ministry of External Affairs called them inappropriate.

Bolivia is facing a worsening diesel shortage, with long queues forming outside fuel stations across the country. The fuel crisis is disrupting transport and supply chains, raising concerns over economic stability and daily life. Authorities are under pressure to address shortages as demand continues to outpace supply.

PM Shehbaz Sharif meets Pakistani astronauts Khurram Dawood & Zeeshan Ali, selected as the first foreign nationals to train for China’s Tiangong Space Station.

The makers of Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film King revealed the release date along with a teaser. The film will also feature his daughter Suhana Khan.

Huge crowds gathered in Southern Lebanon for Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil's funeral. She was killed in an Israeli airstrike while covering ongoing hostilities. Her death has drawn strong condemnation with conflicting narratives emerging from Lebanon and Israel amid a strained ceasefire.

David Wilcock, known for his views on UFOs and aliens, and who was a New York Times bestselling author and filmmaker, killed himself on April 20. His name is the latest in a list of people linked to space or defence who have gone missing or are dead.

Under current rules, businesses dealing in Schedule I or II substances cannot claim standard tax deductions. Moving to Schedule III may allow companies to deduct expenses such as rent, wages and marketing, significantly improving profitability.

Washington alleges that Chinese entities are using AI “distillation” techniques to extract capabilities from advanced models developed by American firms like OpenAI and Anthropic. Beijing has denied the claims, calling them baseless, as both sides prepare for a high-stakes summit.

CSK hammered MI by 103 runs at Wankhede as Sanju Samson smashed an unbeaten 101, his second ton in four innings.

As the iconic film Top Gun completes 40 years of its release, the makers mark the occasion by re-releasing the two Top Gun films again on the big screen.

Hollywood actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio has issued a public appeal, urging his followers to contact their local U.S. representatives. The campaign aims to block newly proposed legislation that critics argue would severely weaken the Endangered Species Act.

Against a backdrop of escalating global tensions and unstable energy markets, nearly 50 countries are gathering in Colombia’s Caribbean city of Santa Marta for a high-stakes climate summit. The focus is how to move the world away from fossil fuels like oil, gas, and coal, and whether nations can agree on a just and orderly transition without formal binding commitments.

Wildfires are rapidly spreading in northern Japan, forcing thousands to evacuate as flames move dangerously close to residential areas. Authorities warn the situation remains critical, with strong firefighting efforts underway to contain the blaze.

A fast-moving wildfire in the southeastern U.S. state of Georgia has destroyed homes, forced evacuations, and left communities in shock. Authorities warn the situation remains volatile, with shifting winds and dry conditions fueling the flames.

Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms have struck northern Oklahoma, leaving at least 10 people injured as powerful winds, hail, and flying debris tore through communities. Authorities say emergency crews are still assessing widespread damage across affected areas.

India is in the grip of extreme and contrasting weather conditions. While north India is reeling under a severe heatwave with temperatures soaring past 44 degrees Celsius, several southern and northeastern states are bracing for heavy rain and thunderstorms.

Nigeria is considering a partial debt write-off for domestic airlines as part of efforts to stabilise the country’s aviation sector. President Tinubu has requested a formal proposal to evaluate possible relief measures aimed at supporting struggling carriers facing mounting operational costs and financial pressures.