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West Asia Tensions Rise: Trump Warns of Severe Consequences if Deal Fails

Tensions in West Asia escalate as former US President Donald Trump warns of severe consequences if no diplomatic deal is reached. Analysts debate whether negotiations can prevent further conflict or if a resolution is merely an illusion.

Petrol, diesel prices surge in India after Nayara Energy hike: Check city-wise prices today

Petrol and diesel prices in India surged after Nayara Energy hiked rates amid the Iran conflict, triggering panic buying and inflation concerns. Check city-wise prices of petrol-diesel today.

Israel Election: Netanyahu Seeks to Avoid Snap Vote as Iran War Fails to Boost Polls

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to avoid snap elections by securing passage of the national budget, as recent polls show no clear gain from the Iran war for his coalition.

Breaking: US President Donald Trump Says Iran Needs to Get Serious Soon Before It's Too Late

Donald Trump has warned that Iran must “get serious soon before it’s too late” as tensions continue to escalate in the ongoing US-Iran conflict. In a message posted during the crisis, Trump urged Tehran to take negotiations seriously, claiming Iranian officials were privately seeking a deal despite publicly denying talks.

US: Pentagon Removes Marijuana Waivers for Army and Navy Recruits

The Pentagon has scrapped restrictions for recruits with marijuana convictions, meaning waivers are no longer required. This policy shift opens new opportunities for enlistment and reflects changing attitudes toward cannabis use in the military.

India: Google Introduces Verification System to Curb Fraudulent Investment Apps

Google will begin verifying investment apps listed in India as part of a new system aimed at curbing fraudulent platforms. The move is designed to protect users from fake investment schemes by ensuring that only verified apps are available for download. The crackdown comes amid rising concerns over online financial fraud, with authorities and platforms stepping up efforts to improve user safety and trust in digital investment services.

'Final Blow': Pentagon has four-point plan for Iran if talks fail, including attacks on strategic islands linked to Strait of Hormuz, claims report

A report claimed that the Pentagon is weighing a four-point plan against Iran, including seizing key islands linked to Hormuz Strait, ground offensives and harder airstrikes. Stalled talks and a closed Strait of Hormuz are leading the path back to escalation

Jimmy Fallon's show slammed for racist remark against BTS; Here's what happened

BTS made their comeback to Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show. However, a controversy has erupted after the show was slammed over racist remarks against the South Korean boy band. Read to know more.

Operation Sindoor: India’s most explosive military strike will now be on big screen as Vivek Agnihotri-Bhushan Kumar announce new film

Vivek Agnihotri is all set to make a film on Operation Sindoor, which was India's targeted military attack on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir post the terror attack in Pahalgalm.

'Better get serious soon, before it's too late': Trump warns Iran over truce plan, calls negotiators ‘very different and strange'

Donald Trump called Iranian negotiators “strange”, accused them of secretly seeking a deal, warned of consequences, and criticised NATO for offering no support during escalating tensions with Iran.

White House Uploads Mysterious Videos, Deletes One, Fuels Speculation

Two mysterious videos posted to the White House’s official X and Instagram accounts on Wednesday night generated buzz online, with the purpose of the short, vertically shot clips unclear. One video was later deleted.

Nepal: Ex-PM KP Sharma Oli Held Liable Over Civilian Casualties in Nepal

A new report cites former Nepalese Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli for inaction linked to civilian casualties during his tenure. Analysts say this sets a significant precedent in government accountability.

Israeli PM Netanyahu's Wife Says Her Son's Face Online Attacks

Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has said that her son has been facing online attacks amid heightened political tensions and ongoing regional conflict. Her remarks highlight growing concerns within Israel’s leadership circles about the impact of social media criticism on political families during wartime.

Hogwarts reopens: Meet the new Harry Potter cast  - who’s playing who
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Harry Potter world is set to return in December this year. To keep the excitement among the fans, the makers have released the teaser from the fourthcoming eight-episode series.

Historic Raghunath Mandir reopens in Srinagar after 36 Years, rekindling hope and communal harmony

The Raghunath Mandir Committee marked the occasion with a grand celebration and special Puja on the occasion of Ram Navami.

India’s FY27 growth forecast cut to 6.9% as energy crunch hits industry: ICICI Bank report

The report said the revision was driven by the immediate impact of rising costs, even as supply chains are expected to stabilise in the near future. The revised growth estimates came with a significant change in the global energy landscape.

IPL 2026: Gaikwad picks Samson as his opening partner for CSK; check Mhatre’s batting position

Ruturaj Gaikwad confirms Sanju Samson as his new opening partner for IPL 2026! As CSK prepares for a high-stakes opener against Rajasthan Royals in Guwahati, find out where U19 star Ayush Mhatre will bat and how the historic Samson-Jadeja trade reshapes the "Yellow Army."

US-Iran War: US Says Two-Thirds of Iran's Missiles, Drones Damaged or Destroyed

The United States has claimed that nearly two-thirds of Iran’s missile, drone, and military manufacturing capabilities have been damaged or destroyed during ongoing strikes in the conflict. According to U.S. Central Command, large portions of Iran’s weapons production infrastructure including facilities linked to missiles, drones, and naval assets have been severely degraded, significantly reducing Tehran’s ability to sustain large-scale attacks.

UK Signals Aggressive Action Against Russia’s Shadow Fleet Amid Rising Tensions

The UK signals a tougher stance against Russia’s shadow fleet, authorizing more aggressive actions targeting oil tankers and sanction evasion networks. As tensions rise, this move could reshape maritime enforcement and geopolitical dynamics.