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Nepal’s Prime Minister Balen Shah has dismissed the Labour Minister over an alleged disciplinary breach, marking a significant political development in the government. The decision highlights growing accountability measures within the administration as scrutiny over ministerial conduct intensifies.

The court has granted Congress leader Pawan Khera one week to file an application in the concerned court, marking a key development in the ongoing legal proceedings against him. The matter will now proceed further as directed by the judiciary.

The Israeli Defence Forces have accused Hezbollah of using ambulances for military activities in Lebanon, claiming that medical vehicles are being misused to transport weapons and fighters. The IDF has warned that such actions put civilian infrastructure at risk and could lead to further escalation. The allegations come amid ongoing cross-border tensions and heightened military operations in the region.

During Operation Roar of Lions, Israel executed 8,500 sorties and 10,800 strikes against Iran. Utilising F-35I stealth fighters and heavily armed F-15I jets, the Israeli Air Force dropped over 18,000 munitions to destroy 4,000 strategic targets.

In an environment already described as one of the most dangerous workplaces, crossing this line without clearance is not a minor breach but a direct exposure to operational risk.

A major landslide in Italy’s Molise region has disrupted key transport routes along the Adriatic coast. Authorities say the 4-kilometre slide, triggered by heavy rainfall, has forced evacuations and led to the closure of a highway and railway line.

Anthropic is reportedly exploring the development of custom AI chips to power its Claude models. Currently, the company relies on processors from Nvidia, Amazon and Google.

In the latest development, the Malayalam filmmaker Ranjith has been granted bail by the Kerala High Court. He is best known for films including Njaan and Devaasuram, among others.

President Zelensky said Ukrainian forces had helped Gulf states shoot down Iranian Shahed drones. This is the first such confirmation of Ukrainian participation in the Iran-US-Israel war. The same type of drones were used by Russia against Ukraine during their war.

India has withdrawn its bid to host one of the world’s biggest climate summits, a move that’s raising questions about the country’s plans on the global climate stage. India has officially pulled out of hosting the COP33 United Nations Climate Summit scheduled for 2028.

If you thought the planet needed to cool off, sad news is that the world’s seas are heating up again. And it could mean more extreme weather ahead.

Senegal’s government accused African football’s governing body of corruption after the AFCON title was awarded to Morocco.

Vijay Thalapathy Jana Nayagan censorship row is showing no signs of settling down. On top of it, the film got dragged into high talk after its 5-minute clip got leaked on social media.

Russia rejected a 30-day unconditional truce proposed by the US President Donald Trump last year. It rather pitched for a comprehensive settlement.

Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram have unveiled the first look of their daughter, and in addition, they have also revealed the name. The couple had tied the knot in 2023.

Why did Melania Trump break her silence on Epstein now? After the FLOTUS firmly denied any links to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, online speculation exploded over the timing. Is this damage control or coincidence? Scroll down to read more.

Ayush Badoni also became only the second Indian batter after KL Rahul to score 1,000 IPL runs for LSG. He now has 1,029 runs from 59 matches at an average of 26.38.

Wearing a blue suit with a white shirt, Noah stepped out on a sunny day with his family, who were equally thrilled to see him receive the honour.

A heartwarming video has emerged from Ukraine where soldiers rescued a dog and a cat, and put them on a drone to send them to safety. Footage shows the cat and the dog coming out of a bag, who are now being taken care of.