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A day beyond disease: Young cancer patients find joy at Srinagar’s Tulip Garden

For parents and caregivers, the day carried its own emotional weight. Watching their children smile freely without the shadow of illness dominating every moment offered a sense of relief and hope.

Mojtaba Khamenei unconscious in Qom: Back-and-forth continues on Supreme Leader's condition and location
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Mojtaba Khamenei's location and condition have remained a mystery, and a new report now claims that he is unconscious and not in a condition to run the country. This comes after a video showed him walking into a war room.

India govt's BIG relief for migrant workers: Petroleum Ministry doubles allocation of 5 kg LPG cylinders

Petroleum Ministry doubles daily 5 kg FTL LPG supply for migrant workers. Cylinders now available without address proof via distributors. Over 6.75 lakh sold since March 23, 2026. LPG supply stable nationwide amid West Asia conflict; states urged to ensure fair distribution.

South Korea Agency: Intel Suggests Kim Jong Un's Daughter As Heir

Kim Jong Un’s teenage daughter is being positioned as a potential successor, according to South Korea’s intelligence agency. Lawmakers cited “credible intelligence” suggesting she may be emerging as the likely heir, marking a possible shift toward a fourth-generation leadership transition in North Korea.

Pakistan Energy Crisis | Pak PM Office: Markets, Malls Will Be Closed at 8:00 PM

Amid a worsening energy crisis, Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s Office has announced that markets and shopping malls across the country will close by 8:00 PM to conserve electricity. The move is part of emergency measures aimed at managing power shortages and reducing pressure on the national grid as authorities work to stabilise energy supply.

US Inflation Pressures Rise on Iran War

The conflict with Iran has caused U.S. fuel prices to surge, with diesel reaching over 5.5 dollars per gallon. That is driving up transportation and logistics costs significantly.

Lewis Hamilton goes Instagram official with Kim Kardashian, takes her for an insane car ride in Tokyo

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton have been rumoured to be romantically linked for months. However, now, the F1 champion has made things Instagram official with a thrilling video. Watch

Lady Gaga cancels concert just hours before show, fans left disappointed

Lady Gaga is suffering from a bad respiratory infection, and due to this, she had to cancel her Montreal concert.

China EV Shift Shields Oil Shock Risks

China’s rapid shift to electric vehicles is emerging as a strategic buffer against global oil shocks. As tensions in West Asia raise fears of supply disruptions, the world’s largest crude importer is increasingly relying on EV adoption to reduce its dependence on imported oil.

US Data Centers Face Growing Resistance

The global boom in artificial intelligence is now triggering a growing energy backlash, with governments and communities pushing back against power-hungry data centres. In the U.S., tech giants including Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta are facing rising resistance as states move to restrict or pause new data centre projects.

'Are we going to close NASA' to Isaacman bromance: Trump's livestream with Artemis II astronauts
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Donald Trump spoke with Artemis II astronauts after their historic flyby of the Moon. The president said some things that left even the crew shocked. He used the occasion to praise his decisions about having Space Force and not closing down NASA.

US-Iran War Explodes: Tehran Calls For ‘Human Shields’ After Trump's Deadly War Threat

Iranian officials have urged civilians to form “human chains” around key power plants after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened massive strikes on Iran’s infrastructure. The call was made ahead of a deadline set by Trump related to reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil corridor.

US-Iran War: US President's Latest Warning As Hormuz Deadline Looms

As tensions rise in the ongoing US-Iran conflict, US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning to Iran ahead of a key deadline linked to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Washington has threatened strong consequences if Tehran fails to comply, raising fears of further escalation across the region.

Death penalty for nine cops in Tamil Nadu's father-son custodial torture, death

Observing that the case was an extremely rare one, the Judge, G Muthukumaran stated that the police personnel entrusted with upholding law and order, had themselves acted against the law.

‘Reckless’: House Democrat pushes to impeach Hegseth, accuses him of ‘war crimes’ in Iran

US Representative Yassamin Ansari seeks the impeachment of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth over Iran “war crimes,” accusing him of being complicit with Donald Trump.

'May be alive but...': Where is kidnapped US journalist Shelly Kittleson?
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US journalist Shelly Kittleson, kidnapped in Baghdad amid the Iran-US war, is believed alive and held by Kataib Hezbollah. The militia demands a prisoner swap. Iraqi security and the US are coordinating her release, while Al-Monitor urges her immediate safe return.

‘I’ll quickly learn Spanish’: Trump says he may run for Venezuela president, claims he’d win big

Is Donald Trump serious about running for president of another country? The POTUS joked about contesting in Venezuela, claiming he’d “poll higher than anybody” and even said he’d learn Spanish. Just a joke or something more behind it? Scroll down to read more.

Jackie Chan turns 72: 6 must-watch films of the actor; Rush Hour, Drunken Master and more
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Happy birthday, Jackie Chan! The actor is celebrating his 72nd birthday on April 7. Take a look at some of his best films on Netflix, Prime Video, and other OTTs.

US-Iran War: US President Hails Daring Rescue Behind Enemy Lines

US President Donald Trump has praised a high-risk rescue mission that brought back a downed American airman stranded behind enemy lines in Iran during the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The operation, involving special forces and multiple aircraft, was described as one of the most daring search-and-rescue missions in recent military history.