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Indian woman tried to 'courier' her father to record reel, and then this happened. But why did she do it? WATCH

The incident came to light on Tuesday when the five members of the family, a woman, her husband, mother-in-law and brother-in-law, visited a courier service's office within the Vyalikaval police station limits carrying a large package.

'The radar lock': What happens when USS Spruance spots danger near USS Abraham Lincoln
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The USS Spruance uses its Aegis AN/SPY-1 radar to detect, lock, and destroy incoming threats from a 50-mile defensive patrol distance, shielding USS Abraham Lincoln and its 5,680-crew from hostile swarm attacks at sea.

'South Pars, Ras Laffan, Ruwais & more': All major Middle East energy facilities hit in Iran war so far
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The attacks were carried out in retaliation for an earlier Israeli strike on Iran’s main natural gas field, marking a significant widening of the conflict into critical economic assets.

US-Iran War: Drone Breach at US Military Base Housing Rubio, Hegseth

A drone has been spotted over a US Army base in Washington, where senior officials including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth have official residences. According to reports, multiple unidentified drones were detected over Fort McNair on at least one night in recent days, prompting heightened security measures and internal discussions at the White House. Officials have not yet identified the origin or intent of the drones, raising concerns about surveillance and potential security vulnerabilities at one of the most sensitive military locations in the US. The incident comes amid heightened tensions linked to the ongoing Iran conflict, with US authorities closely monitoring possible threats.

Breaking: Iran Threatens to Destroy West Asia's Energy Infra if Attacked

Iran has warned that further attacks on its energy infrastructure will lead to retaliatory strikes on Gulf energy facilities, potentially targeting oil and gas hubs in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The warning comes after the South Pars gas field and other sites were struck, heightening fears of broader conflict and energy disruption.

Breaking: Iran Threatens to Destroy West Asia's Energy Infra if Attacked

Iran has warned that further attacks on its energy infrastructure will lead to retaliatory strikes on Gulf energy facilities, potentially targeting oil and gas hubs in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The warning comes after the South Pars gas field and other sites were struck, heightening fears of broader conflict and energy disruption.

'The frontline escort': How USS Spruance takes the lead for USS Abraham Lincoln
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The USS Spruance acts as the primary shield for the 100,000-tonne USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea. The destroyer uses advanced missiles and helicopters to neutralise surface and aerial threats.

US-Iran War: Conflit Costs Surge Beyond Estimates as Conflict with Iran Escalates

The US-Iran war is proving far costlier than initial estimates, with expenses surging as the conflict intensifies. Reports suggest the United States has already spent billions within days of the war, driven by high-cost munitions, troop deployments, and sustained military operations.

Israel-Iran War: Trump Says Israel Will Avoid South Pars, Urges Iran Not to Target Qatar

US President Donald Trump said Israel will not make further strikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field and urged restraint after regional escalation. Trump claimed the US had no prior knowledge of the attack and warned Iran not to hit Qatar’s energy sites, urging a halt to energy infrastructure attacks that have rocked markets and the conflict.

France FM to Visit Lebanon After EU Urges Israel to Halt Strikes

France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot is set to visit Lebanon as tensions escalate in the region. The visit comes shortly after the European Union called on Israel to halt its military strikes on Lebanese territory. According to France’s foreign ministry, the trip underscores Paris’ support and solidarity with the Lebanese people, who it says are being drawn into a conflict they did not choose. The development highlights growing international concern over the escalating situation and increasing pressure for de-escalation in the Middle East.

Heavy Rain Alert: IMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert for Karnataka | Kalaburagi Hit by 30-Minute Hail Burst

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heavy rain alert for Karnataka, following a sudden 30-minute hailstorm in Kalaburagi. Local authorities warn residents to stay cautious as weather conditions remain unpredictable.

'Spotting a Golf Ball': How the USS Spruance tracks tiny drones for the USS Abraham Lincoln
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The USS Spruance uses the Aegis radar system to track and destroy small drone swarms. The guided-missile destroyer provides a multi-layered defensive shield for the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group in the Arabian Sea.

Israel-Iran War: Israel Conducts First Strikes in Northern Iran Since War Outbreak

The Israel-Iran War continues to intensify as Israel launches its first strikes in northern Iran since the war began. The escalation marks a significant shift in the conflict, expanding beyond traditional targets and regions.

US-Iran War: Africa Hit by Fuel Panic as Strait of Hormuz Disruption Chokes Oil Supply

The US-Iran war is sending shockwaves far beyond the Middle East, as disruption in the Strait of Hormuz triggers a severe fuel crisis across Africa. With oil shipments halted and tanker traffic collapsing, several African nations are facing shortages, rising prices, and panic buying. As global energy markets tighten and crude prices surge, the crisis highlights Africa’s heavy dependence on imported fuel and the far-reaching impact of the escalating conflict.

Afghan Govt Welcomes India’s Condemnation of Kabul Hospital Attack

The Afghan government has welcomed India’s strong condemnation of the Kabul hospital attack, calling it a vital show of solidarity. The incident has drawn global outrage, with renewed focus on security concerns and humanitarian protection. Watch the latest updates on the attack and international reactions to the tragedy.

Iran may impose toll and taxes on ships passing through Strait of Hormuz

An Iranian politician was reported as saying by the state-affiliated Iranian Student News Agency (ISNA) that the government was considering a bill under which countries using the key trade route will have to pay tolls and taxes to Tehran for shipping, energy transit, and food supplies.

Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree to Temporary Eid Ceasefire, Pause Fighting

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary ceasefire during Eid al-Fitr, pausing ongoing clashes along the border. The move aims to reduce tensions and allow celebrations to proceed peacefully. However, uncertainty remains over how long the truce will hold amid continued regional security concerns and fragile diplomatic ties.

Fire-hit USS Gerald R Ford heads for repairs amid Iran war: Where is it now?

After a major fire aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford, the warship is heading to Crete for repairs. The blaze injured sailors and displaced crew, though operations continue. The incident comes amid Iran tensions and fresh threats from the IRGC in the Red Sea.

Who is ‘Bade Sahab’ in Dhurandhar: The Revenge? Not Salman Khan or Emraan Hashmi, but THIS actor plays major role in Ranveer Singh's spy thriller

Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar: The Revenge has finally hit cinemas after a long-anticipated wait. While the first part kept the true identity of Bade Sahab a secret, the sequel finally reveals it, creating a massive buzz across the internet. Here’s everything we know so far.