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Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026: Celebrities spotted at polls to cast votes
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As campaigning and voting for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections conclude and the final results are still to come on May 4, here’s a look at the celebrities who were spotted at polling booths casting their votes.

Iran's Ghalibaf denies schism between 'moderate' and 'radicals', says Iran united in ‘revolutionary’ identity

Amid reports of internal divisions and IRGC interference, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has firmly denied any rift within Iran’s leadership, emphasising unity and loyalty to the country’s revolutionary path.

India: Coast Guard helicopter flies meters above Sabarimala temple; ICG blames weather

The helicopter was seen meters above the Sabarimala temple's 'Kodimaram', (also known as Dhwajasthambam), which is a sacred, tall flagpole installed in front of Hindu temples.

Patrick Muldoon's final video shared by sister hours before his death

Patrick Muldoon's death at the age of 57 shocked fans and the film industry. The actor's sister shared a final clip which was sent hours before his death.

Hormuz Blockade: Iran Says It Has Received First Revenue from Hormuz Toll

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz continue to rise as Iran claims it has received its first revenue from transit tolls imposed on vessels passing through the strategic waterway. The move comes amid heightened uncertainty linked to the ongoing US-Iran conflict and concerns over maritime security in one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes.

Nigeria Scrambles To Save Airlines

Bola Tinubu has agreed in principle to offer partial debt relief to domestic airlines as Nigeria grapples with soaring fuel prices. Airline operators have warned they may suspend operations due to rising costs, raising concerns over connectivity and economic disruption. The move highlights the growing pressure on emerging economies dealing with fuel price shocks and currency challenges.

US-Iran War: US President Orders Military to Hit Iranian Boats Choking Strait

The Donald Trump administration has escalated tensions in the ongoing US-Iran War after ordering the United States Navy to strike Iranian boats accused of laying mines and disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil transit chokepoints.

'Weird stuff happens': Monkey temporarily derails Trump's 'shoot and kill' mission in Strait of Hormuz

How did a monkey in Thailand end up disrupting a US military mission tied to one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints, the Strait of Hormuz? Here's all you need to know.

America’s War Costs Mount

The U.S. economy is showing multiple signs of stress across consumption, inflation, and financial markets. Real consumer spending has slowed to levels not seen since the 2020 crisis, raising concerns about the strength of America’s key growth engine. As geopolitical tensions and war-related costs rise, economists warn that underlying weaknesses may deepen. Take a look at this report to understand how the American economy is navigating this new reality.

Ghislaine Maxwell's mysterious USB drive to DOJ- Is commutation next?

A mystery USB drive sent by Ghislaine Maxwell to US authorities is fueling speculation about new evidence, political connections, and even a possible pardon. Here’s what we know so far about the latest twist in the Epstein case.

'I don't think about it too much': Donald Trump on Iran's FIFA World Cup participation

Iran have already qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and are placed in Group G alongside Belgium, New Zealand and Egypt. Their group-stage matches are scheduled to be held in Los Angeles and Seattle.

Trump to launch angry tirade at journos and dash out of White House Correspondents’ Dinner: Report

Donald Trump is expected to attend the White House Correspondents’ Association for the first time as president on Saturday. He has always given the event a miss, apparently because he doesn't like being roasted. But this time, he has other plans.

Leonardo Dicaprio Urges Public to Defend Endangered Species Act

Actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio has urged the public and policymakers to defend the Endangered Species Act, warning that weakening protections could accelerate biodiversity loss in the United States and beyond.

'Extreme situation': Images of starving Ukrainian soldiers go viral, Kyiv says 'logistics are complicated'

How bad are conditions on Ukraine’s front lines right now? Viral images showing emaciated troops from a frontline unit have sparked outrage and forced a response from Kyiv. Here's what Ukraine said.

IPL 2026 | ‘We should have batted better’: MI skipper Hardik Pandya on 103-run loss to CSK

The victory propelled CSK from eighth to fifth in the points table, taking them to six points from seven matches. Mumbai Indians remain eighth with four points from seven games.

Why is Rihanna back in India after two years? Here's what we know

Global pop icon and entrepreneur Rihanna was all smiles as she made an appearance in India after almost two years. Is it because something big is launching here, or just a relaxed summer vacation? Here what we know.

Taiwan's Stock Market Makes History

Taiwan’s stock market is hitting a historic milestone, surpassing the UK in total market value, driven by record foreign inflows. The market has tripled since 2020, sharply outperforming major global peers. Take a look at this report.

Mojtaba Khamenei to undergo plastic surgery? SHOCKING details on Iranian Supreme Leader’s health

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is reportedly gravely injured but mentally alert after strikes, with limited access and no public appearances, raising concerns over Iran’s leadership stability.

Oil Markets: Prices Volatile as US-Iran War Uncertainty Hits Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices remained volatile as investors look for clarity on the US-Iran war amid a fragile and indefinite ceasefire. Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is at a near standstill after the waterway’s brief and confused reopening, driving wild swings in crude markets.