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Who won yesterday's IPL 2026 match between SunRisers Hyderabad vs Delhi Capitals? check result

SRH scored a mammoth 242/2 in 20 overs with Abhishek Sharma scoring 135 not out off just 68 balls. Chasing the total, DC had good start till halfway mark but eventually fell short at the end by 47 runs.

'Not distant events': Defence Minister Rajnath Singh explains 'direct implications' of Hormuz blockade on India

Rajnath Singh warned that disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz directly threaten India’s energy security and economic stability. Speaking in Germany, he stressed global ripple effects and outlined India’s coordinated strategy to safeguard supplies, control inflation, and strengthen partnerships.

Canada Flexes Arctic Muscle with Largest Military Drill Since 2207

Canada has launched its largest Arctic military drill in recent history, aimed at strengthening its presence and operational readiness in the high north. The exercise underscores growing strategic competition in the Arctic region, as melting ice opens new shipping routes and intensifies geopolitical interest. Canadian forces are training in extreme conditions alongside allies to secure sovereignty and enhance defence capabilities in the region.

Sydney Sweeney's cameo dropped from The Devil Wears Prada 2: Reports

Sydney Sweeney's cameo has reportedly been removed in the final cut of the much-awaited The Devil Wears Prada 2, which is slated to release in theatres on May 1. Euphoria star was reportedly playing herself in the film.

PGA Tour exploring way back for golfers amid LIV uncertainty

The golfing world was shaken last week by widespread reports that LIV only has support from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund guaranteed until the end of the season, after which the high-spending tour would face a major financial deficit if it continues.

Will India send troops to Strait of Hormuz? London military meet to protect navigation in 'global chicken neck' begins today

Will India join a new global mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz? The UK and France are hosting talks with 30+ nations as tensions rise. India has been invited, but will it take part? Scroll down to read more.

US-Iran War: Trump Says Iran Wants Hormuz Open So They Can Make $500 Million a Day

US-Iran tensions have escalated further after President Trump claimed that Iran wants the Strait of Hormuz kept open so it can earn around $500 million a day in oil revenue. His remarks come amid ongoing military pressure and a naval blockade in the region.

IPL 2026: Ayush Mhatre Ruled Out of the Season with Hamstring Injury

IPL 2026 has suffered an early setback as young batter Ayush Mhatre has been ruled out of the season due to a hamstring injury. The injury comes as a major blow for his team, which was counting on his form and consistency in the tournament. Medical reports confirm he will need a full recovery period, keeping him out for the entire season.

Taiwan Blames Chinese Pressure On African Countries; Cancels Eswatini Visit

Taiwan has accused China of exerting diplomatic pressure on African nations after a planned visit to Eswatini was cancelled. According to Taipei, Beijing’s growing influence is being used to isolate Taiwan on the global stage and limit its international partnerships.

AI Headset Can Read Your Brain? New Tech Monitors Neural Activity for Health Alerts

A new AI-powered headset is shifting the focus of healthcare from the body to the brain. By tracking neural activity in real time, the device can detect subtle changes and potentially warn users about health risks before symptoms even appear. This breakthrough could transform early diagnosis, especially for neurological conditions. While it opens exciting possibilities, it also raises important questions about data privacy and how our brain signals might be used in the future.

Virginia redistricting: Voters approve new electoral map in major win for Democrats ahead of midterm elections

Virginia voters approve new electoral map favoring Democrats, intensifying US redistricting battle and potentially shifting House control

'I have never been intoxicated on the job': Kash Patel denies drinking allegations, slams 'fake news mafia’ amid $250M defamation lawsuit

FBI Director Kash Patel denies drinking allegations, calls report “fake news,” while The Atlantic defends its reporting amid $250M lawsuit

Iran-US Ceasefire: Blockade Of Iranian Ports To Continue

The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran remains under intense strain as Washington continues its naval blockade of Iranian ports despite ongoing diplomatic efforts. US forces have intercepted vessels, seized tankers, and turned back dozens of ships as part of a broader strategy to pressure Tehran during negotiations.

‘If my people': Days after posting himself as Jesus, Trump reads telling Bible verse - Here's why it's so polarising

US President Donald Trump reignites religious debate with a Bible reading. A verse linked to Christian nationalism has sparked fresh controversy amid his feud with Pope Leo XIV. Why is this passage so polarising? Scroll down to read more.

'Take cover now': Tornado warning issued for Fresno, Madera as California weather turns severe

A confirmed tornado near Fresno, California triggered urgent National Weather Service warnings, with residents urged to take shelter amid severe storm and flooding risks

WATCH | Iran displays Ghadr, Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missiles at nationwide pro-government rallies

Iran displays Ghadr and Khorramshahr-4 missiles at rallies across cities, with chants and warnings signaling rising tensions during ongoing conflict

'Trump wanted to use nuclear codes’: Ex-CIA analyst’s claim fact-checked. Here's the truth

Did Donald Trump attempt to use nuclear codes against Iran? Viral claims involving General Dan Caine spark global debate. Here’s the full fact-check, what was claimed, and why there’s no evidence supporting the shocking allegation

'Will extend ceasefire', says Trump citing 'seriously fractured' Iranian government

Donald Trump extends Iran ceasefire, maintaining blockade while awaiting Tehran’s proposal for a permanent resolution amid rising tensions

'Feable', 'Politices' and 'Dicussed': Typos surface in Kash Patel's $250M defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic

Kash Patel’s defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic seeks $250M but draws attention for spelling errors, even as it alleges “actual malice"