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North Korea-Linked Hack Targets Popular Internet Software 'Axios'

A major cybersecurity scare has emerged after hackers linked to North Korea allegedly targeted widely used Axios software, raising fears of a large-scale supply chain attack. According to Google, the breach is believed to be connected to a North Korea-linked group known as UNC1069.

Australia PM Addresses Nation Amid Fuel Crisis, Urges Calm As Govt Secures Supplies

Australia is facing growing fuel shortage concerns, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to address the nation and urge calm. The government has moved quickly to secure fuel supplies and is working closely with suppliers to stabilise the market.

Is Kangana Ranaut set to return as Rani in Queen 2? Here's what new report says

Directed by Vikas Bahl, Queen, starring Kangana Ranaut, is one of the best female-led films ever produced in Bollywood. Released in 2013, the movie was a huge hit.

Mumbai horror: Autorickshaw driver lifts 4-year-old by legs, smashes his head on ground - VIDEO

The accused was brought to a local court and remanded for 3 days' police custody. A case was registered against him under Section 109(1) (attempt to murder) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act.

'Will consider when Hormuz is open..': Trump says Iran asked for ceasefire as West Asia war escalates

President Donald Trump responds to a ceasefire request from Iran’s "new regime," conditioning any peace deal on the total reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Political-terror nexus unmasked: Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif’s aide spotted with Hafiz Saeed’s son Talha

The photo of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s aide Rana Sanaullah and LeT founder Hafiz Saeed's son Talha Saeed appeared days after a US Congressional Research Service report said Pakistan continues to provide safe haven to multiple terrorist groups.

Census 2027 starts: Why counting over 1.4 billion Indians matters for policy and representation
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The exercise, which is India’s 16th Census and the eighth since Independence, formally began on April 1 with the House Listing and Housing Census phase.

Bombay HC dismisses Anita Advani’s plea: A look at her long-running legal way to prove relationship with Rajesh Khanna

Anita Advani has faced another setback as the Bombay HC dismissed her plea to recognise rumoured relationship with Rajesh Khanna as ‘marriage’.

Iran strikes Bahrain’s top telco hosting Amazon Web Services, marking 1st direct hit on US tech giants

Iran escalates conflict by striking Bahrain’s Batelco, home to Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure. This marks Tehran’s first direct hit on US tech giants after the IRGC labeled 18 firms, including Microsoft and Google, as legitimate military targets. 

Red Shoes Protest In Romania Highlights Femicide Crisis | One Woman Killed Every Week In 2026

A powerful protest in Bucharest has brought attention to the growing femicide crisis, as rows of red shoes were placed on the steps of the Romanian Athenaeum to honour women killed by domestic violence. According to recent estimates, at least one woman is being killed every week in Romania due to domestic violence in 2026. Activists say the protest is not just about remembrance, but also a call for urgent action, stronger laws, and better protection for victims.

Trump ‘strongly considering’ pulling US out of NATO, warns alliance is a ‘paper tiger’ amid Iran war

US President Trump is threatening to withdraw from NATO, labelling it a "paper tiger" after allies refused military support against Iran. Tensions are peaking as Britain prioritises European ties over conflict.

US-Israel War With Iran: All Eyes On Trump's National Address On West Asia War

All eyes are on Donald Trump as he prepares to address the nation on the escalating US-Israel war with Iran — a moment that could define the next phase of the conflict. With global markets reacting and tensions stretching across West Asia, the stakes have rarely been higher.

Ex-Trump official Kristi Noem’s husband accused of cross-dressing photos, fake breasts & interactions with adult entertainers

Security experts cited by the publication warned that such conduct could pose risks, including potential blackmail, given his connection to a high-profile political figure. Jack Barsky, a former Soviet spy, said the situation raised serious concerns about blackmail.

Maxwell axed, veterans retained: No central contract for ‘Big Show’ in Cricket Australia’s 2026-27 list

With a gruelling 12-month Test calendar ahead, CA prioritises red-ball depth. Find out why Glenn Maxwell missed out and who is favoured to fill the Test opening void left by Usman Khawaja.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Complete guide to teams, groups, hosts, format and fixtures

From qualified teams and tournament structure to match fixtures and host venues, the 2026 World Cup promises to redefine international football’s grandest spectacle. Here’s a complete guide covering everything you need to know.

Census 2027: How to do self-enumeration, key steps and deadline you must not miss
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Addressing a press conference in New Delhi, Mritunjay Kumar Narayan said on Monday that the census, India’s 16th since inception and eighth after Independence, will be the world’s largest enumeration exercise.

Ranjith sexual harassment case: Why Malayalam filmmaker has been remanded to 14-day judicial custody

A magistrate court in Kerala remanded Malayalam filmmaker Ranjith Balakrishnan to judicial custody for 14 days regarding an alleged sexual harassment case. Read on to know more about the controversy.

Strait Of Hormuz Crisis Disrupts Global Shipping, Tanker Rates Triple As Trade Routes Freeze

The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is sending shockwaves through global trade, as shipping routes face major disruptions and costs surge dramatically. Tanker charter rates have reportedly tripled, with companies scrambling to avoid the high-risk zone. As vessels reroute to safer but longer paths, delivery times are increasing and supply chains are beginning to feel the strain. The slowdown is already impacting global markets, raising concerns over rising costs for energy, goods, and essential commodities worldwide.

Iran War: Pentagon Mulls Deploying Anti-Drone Lasers To Fort McNair

The Pentagon is considering deploying anti‑drone laser systems to Fort McNair in Washington, D.C., as part of efforts to enhance air defense against unmanned aerial threats. The move would represent a significant step in integrating directed‑energy weapons into domestic security infrastructure to protect key installations.