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Demogorgon fish with no eyes found in cave under military land in Alabama

The Demogorgon fish has been found in a cave under the land where rockets are made for NASA. It has no eyes and has eluded humans for decades, only now making an appearance. This fish dwells in deeper waters because of a lack of pigment.

Refinery attacks in Russia-Ukraine war and West Asia conflicts trigger global fuel price surge

A key benchmark for refining margins has surged past $70 per barrel, well above its typical range of under $20. Refineries are running at unusually high utilisation rates to offset supply losses from the Middle East and Russia, but this comes with limits.

Russia-Japan tensions: Putin makes historic first visit to disputed Kuril islands, Japan protests

Russia and Japan are once again at odds after Vladimir Putin visited the disputed Kuril Islands, known in Japan as the Northern Territories. Tokyo swiftly renewed its territorial claim and lodged a protest, while Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi criticised the visit. The islands have remained a major point of contention since the Soviet Union seized them at the end of World War II, preventing the two countries from signing a formal peace treaty.

TWICE's Chaeyoung leaves JYP Entertainment, becomes second member to exit after Jeongyeon

After Jeongyeon, Chaeyoung is the second member to exit agency JYP. The k-pop idol shared a lengthy note on social media with fans. Read to know more.

Breaking: Akali Dal Chief Sukhbir Badal attacked with a sharp weapon, rushed to hospital

Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal was attacked by a Nihang with a sharp weapon, reportedly a kirpan, inside a gurdwara in Nanded, Maharashtra. The incident occurred around 11 am shortly after Badal arrived from Punjab for a personal visit.

AFG vs IRE: Sediqullah Atal scripts history with highest ODI score on birthday

The left-handed batter, who turns 25 on Wednesday, scored an impressive 143 runs from 120 balls for Afghanistan in the fourth ODI against Ireland in Belfast.

Sridevi biography: Priyanka Chopra shares first look of Empress

Sridevi, the first female superstar, will be remembered for generations to come for her acting talent. On her birth anniversary, Priyanka Chopra paid tribute to her by sharing the photo of her upcoming book.

How many Bills were passed in Monsoon Session of Parliament

The Monsoon Session of Parliament began on July 20 and is scheduled to conclude on August 13, 2026. The session was marked by repeated disruptions, adjournments and heated exchanges between the government and the Opposition.

Ravi Kishan reveals wife Preeti Shukla's hilarious take on his viral meme buzz: ‘Stay quiet or I’ll lock you up'

Ravi Kishan, who is popping up on everybody's phone screens nowadays amid his viral meme buzz, opened up about his wife Preeti Shukla’s hilarious reaction. The actor-politician said that he has been forced to stay quiet for a few days.

SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal attacked with kirpan in Maharashtra, rushed to hospital

Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal was attacked by a Nihang with a sharp weapon, reportedly a kirpan, inside a gurdwara in Nanded, Maharashtra. The incident occurred around 11 am shortly after Badal arrived from Punjab for a personal visit.

Suvinder Vicky reveals Aditya Dhar was confident Dhurandhar 2 profanities wouldn't be censored

Actor Suvinder Vicky has opened about his brief role in Dhurandhar: The Revenge and has revealed that profanities his character uses in the scene were not improvised. They were all part of the script.

Viola Davis' Waller, Wonder Woman spinoff Paradise Lost put on hold by DC; Here's why

Two of DC Studios' shows, Viola Davis' Waller and Wonder Woman spin-off Paradise, have reportedly been put on hold. Read more to know the main reason behind it.

BAN vs AUS, 1st Test: Mahmud leads Bangladesh's dominance over Australia on Day 1

Hasan Mahmud was the pick of the bowlers, taking 6/55 as Bangladesh bowled out Australia for 198 in the first innings before scoring 96/1 by the time play was closed on day 1 of the first Test.

1947 vs 2026: Shocking increase in price of everyday essentials in India
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India at 80: The cost of everyday essentials has changed dramatically since 1947. Here is a look at what Indians paid for milk, rice, wheat, petrol, travel, and more back when the country gained independence compared with 2026.

Could a video gamer be in charge of your next flight? FAA hires 2,000 players as air traffic controllers

The Trump administration is facing backlash after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that 2,000 video gamers have been hired as air traffic controllers under a new FAA recruitment drive.

Ebola outbreak: No approved vaccine or specific treatment available for virus

A rapidly escalating Ebola epidemic centered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has raised global alarms as the World Health Organization (WHO) confirms a critical medical hurdle: this outbreak is driven by the Bundibugyo ebolavirus strain, for which there are currently no approved licensed vaccines or specific antiviral treatments.

South Africa repatriated thousands of immigrants following protests

South Africa has stepped up its mass repatriation efforts, successfully returning thousands of undocumented foreign nationals to their home countries following weeks of volatile nationwide anti-immigrant protests and economic demonstrations.

Nigeria mass kidnapping: patients among 163 kidnapped victims rescued from captivity

In what President Bola Tinubu hailed as the country's largest single-day rescue operation, Nigerian security forces have successfully freed over 300 abducted citizens from forest captivity. The landmark mission secured the release of 163 villagers—predominantly women, children, and patients—who were originally snatched six months ago during a brutal militant raid on the Woro community in Kwara State, alongside 145 others primarily from neighboring Niger State.

Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran announces exit: Know his net worth and salary

During his tenure, the Tata Group made some of its most significant strategic moves, including the acquisition of Air India and its expansion into semiconductors, electronics, electric vehicles, batteries, and digital businesses.