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Two Indian men shot dead outside gurdwara in Italy’s Covo during Vaisakhi gathering

Two Indian men were shot dead in Italy’s Covo after a gunman opened fire outside a gurdwara following Vaisakhi prayers, in what authorities suspect was a planned attack. The suspect remains at large.

Indian Army trains 108 J&K Police personnel in counter terrorism operations

The Indian Army’s Tiger Division completed a 12-day counter-terrorism course for 108 J&K police personnel, enhancing operational synergy, tactical skills, and junior leadership for small-team missions in the region.

Titanic survivor’s life jacket breaks auction records, sold at THIS price

In the same sale, a lifeboat seat cushion from the Titanic was sold for £390,000 to owners of Titanic museums in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Branson, Missouri. The final prices included the auction house’s buyer’s premium.

Perfect Crown to Portraits of Delusion: Royal periodic k-dramas of 2026 you shouldn't miss
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From Perfect Crown to Portraits of Delusion, the royal k-dramas focus on internal family politics, romance with factual depictions and fictionalised stories. Let's take a look at royal k-dramas of 2026

Japan on High Alert After North Korea Fires Multiple Ballistic Missiles

Japan has gone on high alert after North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles into waters off its eastern coast, marking another escalation in regional tensions. Authorities in Japan activated emergency monitoring protocols while coordinating closely with the United States and South Korea.

Akshay Kumar backs Wamiqa Gabbi amid comparisons to Aishwarya Rai and Katrina Kaif, says 'She has her own identity'

Bhooth Bangla star Wamiqa Gabbi often faced several comparisons with Aishwarya Rai and Katrina Kaif. Recently, Akshay Kumar defended her, taking a stand on her individual personality. Here's what we know.

‘AI could do his job’: Charlize Theron reacts to Timothée Chalamet’s ballet-opera comment

Timothée Chalamet once again came into the spotlight after Charlize Theron, the South African and American actress, defended the art form’s cultural value and warned the Mart Supreme actor for his obscene comment.

‘Feeding 5,000 Sailors’: How much does it cost to feed USS Abraham Lincoln’s crew weekly?
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With nearly 17,000 meals served daily, feeding the 5,000-plus crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln costs up to $455,000 every single week.

Meet top 5 batters fastest to 2,000 T20I runs
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From Mohammad Rizwan to Virat Kohli, here's a look at the top five batters fastest to 2,000 runs in T20Is. This list also includes Babar Azam, Muhammad Waseem and Suryakumar Yadav

US-Iran War: Shipping Oil Gets Costlier Amid Rising Risks; Tanker Movement Slows As Costs Increase

Shipping crude oil through key Gulf routes is becoming increasingly expensive as war-risk insurance premiums surge amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. Tanker operators are slowing movements through sensitive chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz due to rising security threats and higher transit costs. Insurers have sharply raised premiums or withdrawn coverage altogether in some cases forcing shipowners to reassess voyages and contributing to tighter global oil flows and market volatility.

Sadhvi Satish Sail wins Femina Miss India World 2026 title in Bhubaneswar;  details inside

At the 61st edition of the Femina Miss India, Sadhvi Satish Sail from Goa has been crowned as Femina Miss India World 2026. The event took place at the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology campus. Read on to know more.

Picnic Spot Near Shia Shrine Targeted by Unidentified Gunmen in Herat District

At least 11 civilians were killed in a targeted attack on a Shia Muslim gathering near a shrine in Injil district of Herat province, western Afghanistan. Unidentified gunmen riding motorcycles opened fire on civilians at a picnic spot.

Bangladesh Fuel Crisis: Diesel Crunch Disrupts Irrigation Across Farmlands

A fuel crisis fueled by the Iran war is devastating Bangladesh's farmers. Critical diesel supplies for irrigation have dried up right in the heart of the Boro paddy planting season.

US-Iran War | Report: US Set to Intercept Iran-Linked Ships in International Waters

The US–Iran conflict has escalated further after reports claimed that Washington is preparing to target Iran-linked vessels operating in international waters. The move is seen as part of a broader maritime crackdown aimed at restricting Tehran’s oil and supply routes amid rising tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.

‘Chicken, fish, or both’: What do sailors eat most on USS Abraham Lincoln?
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Feeding more than 5,000 sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln requires preparing around 1,600 pounds of meat daily. While fish and lobster are served, chicken remains the undisputed favourite of the crew.

Arteta urges Arsenal to put ‘everything on the line’ against Man City in season-deciding clash

Arsenal faces a season-defining showdown against Manchester City this Sunday. With the Premier League title race on a knife-edge, read the latest on Arteta’s and Guardiola’s battle for the trophy.

Global Leftist Leaders Call for Talks on Cuba; Leaders Warn of Global Crisis

Leftist leaders from across the world have called for urgent diplomatic engagement over the situation in Cuba, warning that rising geopolitical tensions could trigger a wider global crisis if not addressed swiftly. The leaders stressed the need for dialogue, restraint, and multilateral cooperation to prevent escalation, urging major powers to prioritise diplomacy over confrontation amid growing concerns about regional stability and global security.

US-Iran War | Iran: Restrictions in Hormuz Reimposed Due to US Blockade

Iran says restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz have been reimposed after the United States maintained its naval blockade on Iranian-linked shipping and ports, escalating tensions in the ongoing US-Iran conflict. Tehran warned the strategic oil corridor would remain under strict military control until freedom of navigation for Iranian vessels is restored.

North Korea launches multiple ballistic missiles into sea, Seoul holds emergency security meeting

North Korea fired multiple short-range missiles into the East Sea, as South Korea holds emergency security meeting amid tensions.