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Why Russia brands Nobel Prize-winning human rights group Memorial ‘extremist': Details inside

Russia's Supreme Court said in a statement that the verdicts announce Memorial and all its structural divisions "extremist", banning the group's activities in Russia. The latest ruling tightens legal penalties for Russians who collaborate with the group’s exiled network.

Inside the USS Abraham Lincoln: How fighter jets launch and land day and night
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Flight operations are among the most complex tasks at sea, requiring coordination between pilots, deck crews and command teams to maintain a continuous cycle of missions.

‘It’s just bonkers’: Ravi Ashwin stunned by David Miller's refusal to take single in GT vs DC thriller

Ravichandran Ashwin slams David Miller’s “unfathomable” decision to refuse a single in the GT vs DC final-over drama. Read why Ashwin believes Delhi Capitals gave Gujarat Titans a lifeline and how this 1-run loss could haunt DC's IPL 2026 campaign.

Indian delegation to visit US this month, says Sergio Gor. Will trade deal be signed?

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was scheduled to be part of the delegation but will now skip the Washington visit as she will be attending Parliament for the introduction of bills to fast-track the implementation of 33% reservation for women in Lok Sabha and state assemblies.

Nobel Peace Prize for PM Sharif, Field Marshal Asim Munir? Here's what Pakistani media is saying

A section of the Pakistani media are of the view that Pakistan’s diplomacy and its role in brokering a ceasefire by stopping the war that could lead to devastation is worthy of a Nobel Peace Prize.

Kerala Sees Strong 62.7% Voter Turnout As Polling Continues Till 6 PM

Kerala is witnessing a steady and enthusiastic voter turnout as polling for the Assembly elections continues across the state. According to the Election Commission of India, over 62.7% voting has been recorded so far, reflecting strong public participation. With polling set to close at 6 PM, officials expect the numbers to rise further. The peaceful voting process highlights the state’s active democratic engagement and high political awareness.

Hormuz Crisis: Iran's Deputy FM Says, Vessels Must Coordinate With Military for Safe Passage

Iran insists the strategic Strait of Hormuz remains open—but with strict conditions. Tehran has made it clear that all vessels must coordinate with its military for safe passage, effectively tightening control over one of the world’s most critical oil routes. Despite a ceasefire, shipping activity remains limited and cautious, with many vessels stranded or avoiding the region altogether.

Ceasefire at risk: Pezeshkian says Israeli strikes in Lebanon render US-Iran talks 'meaningless'

Iranian President Pezeshkian warns that Israeli strikes on Lebanon violate the US-Iran ceasefire, calling upcoming Islamabad peace talks 'meaningless' if attacks continue.

How much has US crippled Iran’s military? Key takeaways on nuclear, missile, military strength and Strait of Hormuz control
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US President Donald Trump said US military assets would remain deployed in and around Iran until it complies with what he described as a “real agreement”, warning of a stronger response if terms are not met.

Extraction 3: Chris Hemsworth, Idris Elba to reprise their roles? Here's what we know

Chris Hemsworth will be reportedly reprising his role in the third installment of Extraction. In addition, the film will also see Idris Elba in action as well. Read to know more details.

Lebanon Burns As Israel Strikes Despite Ceasefire, Over 250 Killed In Escalation

Lebanon is once again under intense fire as Israeli airstrikes continue despite a declared ceasefire. Massive explosions have rocked multiple areas, with thick smoke covering the skyline. Reports say over 250 people have been killed, as Lebanon accuses Israel of violating international law. The situation is rapidly escalating, raising fears that the fragile truce may collapse completely, pushing the region closer to a wider and more dangerous conflict.

US-Iran Ceasefire: On Day 2, Confusion Grows Over Scope of 14-Day Truce

Confusion continues to surround the fragile 14-day ceasefire as multiple contradictions emerge on key issues. Iran’s 10-point proposal is being questioned, while U.S. officials have pushed back against Pakistan’s claims regarding Lebanon’s inclusion. JD Vance has backed Israel’s stance, further complicating the situation. With Iran calling the talks “unreasonable” after alleged violations, trust appears to be eroding fast, leaving the future of the ceasefire uncertain.

Over 500 lakes lost or shrinking in J&K, CAG flags urgent ecological threat

The CAG has also flagged weak coordination among key departments, including Revenue, Forestry, and Agriculture, noting the lack of a cohesive and integrated management strategy for protecting these vital ecosystems.

IPL 2026: Gujarat captain Shubman Gill fined INR 12 lakh for slow over-rate in thriller vs Delhi

Despite a thrilling one-run win over Delhi Capitals, GT captain Shubman Gill has been hit with an INR 12 lakh fine for a slow over-rate. From Gill’s explosive 70 to David Miller’s final-ball heartbreak, get the full breakdown of this IPL 2026 classic.

Is the CIA using AI to predict world leaders’ next moves?
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The CIA has built an advanced AI chatbot to simulate conversations with virtual versions of foreign leaders. By training models on classified intelligence, analysts can test hypothetical crises and predict adversarial behaviour before acting.

Japan wants to turn the Moon into Earth’s biggest power station: Here's how
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Proposed by Shimizu Corporation after the Fukushima disaster, the Luna Ring envisions solar panels encircling the Moon to generate nonstop clean energy for Earth, transmitted via lasers or microwaves, though cost, technology, and logistics remain major hurdles.

What Is ‘Cosy Cardio’? The Viral Fitness Trend Redefining Workouts With Comfort

Forget intense workout ‘cosy cardio’ is the latest fitness trend taking over social media, and it’s all about comfort. Think soft lighting, comfy clothes, and light exercise like walking or stretching while enjoying your favourite show or music. The idea is simple: make fitness enjoyable and stress-free. Experts say this gentle approach not only keeps you consistent but also benefits both mental and physical health, making workouts feel less like a chore.

Hawaii Hike: Husband Tries to Kill Wife on Her Birthday, But Why?

A shocking case out of Hawaii has ended with a conviction. A Maui-based doctor was found guilty of attempted manslaughter after attacking his wife during what was supposed to be a birthday hike on Oahu. The court ruled the act was committed under extreme emotional disturbance, rejecting his claim of self-defense. The incident has raised serious questions about trust, mental health, and what really unfolded on that remote trail.

The end of invisibility? How AI can track you without devices
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The CIA's classified 'Ghost Murmur' AI system uses quantum magnetometry to track human heartbeats from up to 40 miles away. Recently deployed in Iran, this Skunk Works technology locates individuals without devices, revolutionising surveillance.