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US-Iran War: US President Says No Deadline Set For Iranian Peace Proposal

Donald Trump has said there is no fixed deadline for Iran to respond to Washington’s peace proposal as efforts continue to extend the fragile ceasefire between the two countries. The White House confirmed that the timeline for any agreement will depend on Tehran presenting a unified response, even as the U.S. maintains its naval blockade and diplomatic pressure.

Allu Arjun's Voice And Image Ruled as Exclusive Property

The Delhi High Court has granted an ex parte ad-interim injunction to Tollywood superstar Allu Arjun. This legal victory secures his personality and publicity rights against "unauthorised exploitation". The court ruled that Allu Arjun’s "name, image, and voice are his exclusive property". His iconic dialogue delivery and unique gestures (which became popular after the first instalment of Pushpa) are also protected. These attributes are deeply linked to his public identity. No third party may use these distinctive traits for commercial purposes without his express consent.

WATCH: Collapsed near finish line, two participants carry runner to complete Boston Marathon

The captured moment went viral on social media, drawing appreciation for the runners’ quick response to help a fellow participant despite being close to the finish line.

Tech meets tradition: Humanoid robot welcomes voters at Tamil Nadu polling booth

Voters in Vellore were greeted by the humanoid robot ‘Nila’ AI assistants during the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. Stationed at model polling booths, these robots distributed roses and shook hands with voters.

West Bengal Phase-1 Polls: Violence Reported In Murshidabad & Malda

Voting is underway across 152 seats in West Bengal as the high-stakes electoral battle between Trinamool Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party intensifies. Reports of violence have emerged from Murshidabad and Malda, alongside clashes involving local leaders. Meanwhile, complaints of EVM malfunctions have raised concerns, even as voter turnout crosses 62%. The first phase is shaping up to be tense, closely watched, and politically crucial.

Report: UK Detects A Cancer Per 80 Seconds; Ageing Population Leading to Rise in Case

Cancer cases in the UK have reached a record high, with analysis from Cancer Research UK indicating a diagnosis occurs roughly every 80 seconds. Over 403,000 people are diagnosed annually, driven by an aging population, rising obesity levels, and increased strain on NHS services.

George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' Gets Modernised For Contemporary Audiences

Animal Farm by George Orwell is getting a powerful modern twist with a new animated adaptation. The classic tale of power and manipulation is being reimagined for today’s world, where disinformation and fake news dominate headlines. With updated storytelling and sharp relevance, the film aims to connect Orwell’s timeless warning to the digital age, making it more relatable for contemporary audiences.

Monkeys of Gibraltar are relishing junk food followed by dirt because of humans

Humans are inadvertently pushing monkeys in Gibraltar to eat soil by feeding them chocolates, ice creams, chips, pasta, and Coke. Scientists have found a pattern which shows the monkeys are suffering from ill health from these foods and then turning to dirt to soothe their stomachs.

Why F-35B stealth jets don't need arresting cables on the USS Tripoli
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By leveraging advanced vertical hover technology, the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli recovers $109 million worth of F-35B stealth fighters without relying on complex hydraulic arresting gear

UK Flags Global Surge in Spyware Threat

A chilling warning from the UK highlights a sharp rise in the global use of state-backed spyware tools. Since 2023, access has expanded from 80 to nearly 100 nations, raising serious concerns over privacy and security. What’s more alarming is the shift in targets, from politicians to bankers and business elites. As cyber tools grow more sophisticated, the line between surveillance and intrusion is rapidly blurring, sparking fears of a worldwide digital espionage surge.

‘30-knot wind chills’: How cold does the USS Abraham Lincoln get at night?
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Deep inside the USS Abraham Lincoln, massive air conditioning systems prioritise cooling combat electronics over human comfort. This keeps the interior berthings freezing at night, forcing sailors to use heavy blankets and rack curtains to trap body heat.

'Make us viral': Pakistani clothing brand defends using AI-generated Alia Bhatt photos, deletes them later following backlash

Fans of actress Alia Bhatt called out a Pakistani clothing brand for illegally using the actress's photos to promote their brand. Instead of apologizing, the brand engaged in cheeky banter with fans, claiming Alia "won't sue".

Scientists crack the mystery of the 'golden egg', and it is not an egg but an...

A mysterious golden object that looked like an egg was discovered in the ocean three years ago. Scientists thought it was some sort of egg. However, after over two years, they have finally figured out what it is.

US-Iran War: President Trump Says No Deadline On Iran Peace Plan

Donald Trump has said there is no fixed deadline for Iran to respond to Washington’s peace proposal as efforts continue to extend the fragile ceasefire between the two countries. The White House confirmed that the timeline for any agreement will depend on Tehran presenting a unified response, even as the U.S. maintains its naval blockade and diplomatic pressure.

'T-shirts, eyeglasses, pens, rugs &..’: How the Iran war could make everyday essentials more expensive
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When access is constrained, the impact extends beyond fuel markets, influencing the cost of everyday consumer goods that depend on petroleum-based materials.

Russell Brand reflected on his controversies, past relationships and Katy Perry dating Justin Trudeau

Russell Brand recently opened up about his controversies and gave his take on the current relationship of his ex-wife Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau. Read to know more.

Paris Environmental Summit Sidesteps Global Warming

Climate diplomacy faces fresh divisions as G7 environment ministers gather in Paris but avoid direct discussions on climate change. The move is seen as an effort to prevent clashes with the G7, particularly the United States. Instead, talks are focusing on ocean protection, biodiversity finance, forests, and desertification—highlighting fractures in global climate consensus at a critical time.

West Bengal Elections: Scuffle Breaks Out Between TMC Workers & AUJP'S Humayun Kabir

A scuffle broke out in parts of Murshidabad during the ongoing West Bengal Legislative Assembly election after tensions flared between workers of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Humayun Kabir of the AUJP. The confrontation occurred during a political visit ahead of polling activity, highlighting rising ground-level tensions in the constituency.

Celeste Rivas Hernandez's autopsy confirms ‘penetrating injuries’ as singer d4vd pleads not guilty

The autopsy report of Celeste Rivas Hernandez reveals that the teenager died due to multiple penetrating injuries. Singer d4vd has been charged of killing and dismembering her.