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China's Diamond Fix for AI Race; Scientists Working Towards Reducing Heat

Scientists in China are exploring the use of diamond-based materials to tackle one of the biggest challenges in the global AI race-excess heat generated by high-performance computing chips. Researchers say synthetic diamond’s exceptional thermal conductivity could help cool next-generation processors, improving efficiency and performance in advanced data centres and AI systems.

Women's Reservation Bill Fails: Govt Fails To Get Two-Third Lok Sabha Majority

India’s proposed Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026 linked to women’s political representation failed to clear the two-thirds majority required in the Lok Sabha, dealing a setback to efforts aimed at advancing implementation mechanisms tied to the Women’s Reservation framework.

Philippines Lawmaker Zaldy Co Arrested Abroad in Flood Control Graft Scandal

In a key breakthrough, former lawmaker Zaldy Co has been detained in Prague amid a widening probe into alleged misuse of billions in flood control funds. The scandal, which triggered mass protests in Manila, has become a major test for the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr.. Authorities are now working to secure his return as investigations into ghost projects and kickbacks continue.

Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Launches Fresh Strikes In Odesa

A massive fire broke out in the Danube Biosphere Reserve after a large-scale overnight drone attack by Russia targeted infrastructure in southern Ukraine’s Odesa region. Officials said multiple sites were hit, including port facilities and residential areas, while emergency crews moved quickly to contain the blaze inside the protected nature reserve.

US Fears Russia Building Satellite Killer Nuke in Orbit

A top US commander says Washington is very concerned that Russia may be developing a nuclear anti-satellite weapon in orbit. Such a system could disrupt GPS, communications and vital services across the world. Russia has denied existence of any such systems.

Israel-Lebanon ceasefire: President Joseph Aoun calls direct talks ‘crucial’ as 10-day truce holds

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasises that direct negotiations are essential for a lasting peace as the 10-day US-brokered ceasefire with Israel holds.

Authenticity over names: Richa Chadha challenges current indie casting trends

Having successfully straddled mainstream and independent cinema herself, Richa emphasized that credibility today is earned through performances, not labels.

Jet Fuel Shortage Begins to Hit World Air Travel

#Gravitas A deepening global jet fuel crisis is now forcing airlines to cancel flights, ground planes, and push passengers into uncertainty as the peak summer travel season looms.

Frenchman Convicted for Israel Hit-And-Run Case Shot Dead in Paris

Eric Robic, a convicted French fraudster, was shot dead in Paris by two unidentified men riding a scooter. He was earlier convicted for his involvement in the 2011 Israel hit-and-run case.

Largest US Aircraft Carrier Erupts in Mystery Fire as Iran Chaos Escalates

The USS Eisenhower, one of America’s most battle-tested aircraft carriers, caught fire during maintenance in Virginia. Sailors were injured as the blaze broke out. The incident comes weeks after another fire was reproted on USS Gerarld R Ford. Now USS Abraham Lincoln is also in trouble. According to reports sailors are forced to ration food. Watch this report on how US navy is under heavy strain.

Another UFO Scientist Found Dead, Trump Promises to Find Truth

Scientists linked to nuclear, military and aerospace research have vanished or died, triggering concern in Washington. US President Donald Trump has now held an urgent meeting as speculation ranges from espionage to UFO secrecy.

Iran Opens Strait of Hormuz, Deal Imminent With US

After a ceasefire in Lebanon commenced, Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz completely open for all commercial vessels. This is being seen as an indication that a deal between Iran and U.S. is imminent. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Israel not to attack Lebanon.

Pentagon Weighs Google’s Gemini AI for Military Use

#Gravitas Google is reportedly in talks with the Pentagon to deploy its Gemini AI for classified military operations, a move that could redefine how wars are planned, fought, and controlled.

Russians Turn to Witches Amid Ukraine War Uncertainty

As the war in Ukraine drags on and economic pressures mount, more people in Russia are turning to the supernatural for answers. From soldiers to civilians, demand for services like spells and spiritual protection is rising. Experts say this reflects a broader pattern: in times of crisis, belief in mysticism and the occult tends to surge.

UK MP Samantha Niblett Launches ‘Summer of Sex’ Campaign to Promote Open, Inclusive Sex Education

A new initiative in the United Kingdom is aiming to encourage more open and informed discussions around sexual health, consent, and relationships. Led by Samantha Niblett in collaboration with Cindy Gallop, the campaign focuses on lifelong sex education and reducing stigma. While supporters see it as a progressive step, it has also triggered a broader public debate on the role of politics in personal and social issues.

Amitabh Bachchan, at 83, talks about the importance of mobility: Keep body and mind mobile

Amitabh Bachchan is one of the biggest stars of Indian film industry. At 83, when most people lead a retired life, the actor continues to be active in films. The stalwart recently wrote on his blog about the importance of being active.

From Jos Buttler to Kieron Pollard, 5 players with most catches in T20 cricket
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From Jos Buttler to Kieron Pollard here is a look at five players with most catches in T20 cricket. The list also features the likes of David Miller, Quinton de Kock and Dwayne Bravo with Buttler completing 300 catches during GT vs KKR IPL 2026 match.

Crude oil prices drop sharply after US, Iran declare Strait of Hormuz is open

The sharp fall in crude oil prices led to stock market recovering in the United States and elsewhere after the declaration by US and Iran that the Strait of Hormuz is open.

 USS Dwight D Eisenhower Suffers Fire at Shipyard

Fire broke out aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) while the US Navy supercarrier was undergoing scheduled maintenance at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia. The blaze was quickly contained by shipyard and crew personnel, with several sailors treated for minor injuries and later returned to duty.