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Did selectors nudge Sachin Tendulkar into retirement? Sandeep Patil reveals 2012 conversation

"Are you serious?" Ex-chief selector Sandeep Patil reveals the shocking "closed-door" meeting that nudged Sachin Tendulkar toward his 2012 international retirement.

How do LPG, LNG, PNG and CNG fuel India’s homes, transport and industry? Know the differences
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Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, noted that non-Hormuz crude now accounts for 70 per cent of imports, with petrol, diesel, and LNG supplies largely secure.

US-Israel War With Iran: Hormuz Tensions Disrupt Global Fertiliser Trade

The escalating US-Israel war with Iran is now disrupting global fertiliser trade as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz choke one of the world’s most critical shipping routes. Around one-third of global seaborne fertiliser trade passes through the narrow waterway, and disruptions are already pushing prices higher.

US-Iran War: Cost of Iran War Goes Beyond Oil and Gas Price for the US

The economic cost of the US-Iran war is going far beyond rising oil and gas prices. Analysts warn that the conflict could fuel inflation, slow economic growth, disrupt global trade and shake financial markets in the United States. Rising fuel costs are already pushing up transportation, farming and manufacturing expenses, while investors worry about prolonged instability in global supply chains.

Barbra Streisand To Accept Cannes Highest Honour |

Legendary singer and actress Barbra Streisand will receive the prestigious Honorary Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 2026, recognising her extraordinary contributions to cinema and entertainment over a career spanning more than six decades. The award will be presented during the festival’s closing ceremony on May 23 at the 79th edition of the event in Cannes, France

Stryker Cyber Attack: How could the attack affect medical device production?
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A destructive cyber attack on medical giant Stryker has wiped 200,000 devices and halted global production. The wiper malware breach threatens international supply chains for critical healthcare tools.

Stryker Cyber Attack: What is a “wiper” cyber attack and why is it so dangerous?
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A wiper cyber attack permanently erases all system data to cause maximum destruction. The recent Stryker hack shows its danger, as hackers destroyed 200,000 devices globally, halting critical medical supply operations.

US-Iran War: Iran Says Ready for Long War That May Destroy World Economy

Amid the escalating US-Iran war, Iranian officials say the country is prepared for a prolonged conflict that could severely damage the global economy. A senior adviser to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned that a long war of attrition with the United States and Israel could “destroy” both the American and world economies.

Countdown to Oscars 2026: 5 times when the Academy Awards made headlines
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As the 98th Academy Awards are just a few days away, let's revisit some of the most unforgettable moments in Oscars history. From the iconic Jennifer Lawrence's fall to Will Smith and Chris Rock's feud on stage, countless memories are still the major talking points among the fans.

India boosts LPG production by 28%: Hardeep Puri assures amid West Asia crisis

Minister Hardeep Puri assures ample LPG stock as India diversifies sources of procurement. LPG production is up 28% to counter the disruptions in crude supply caused due to West Asia war.

US-Iran War: Trump Jokes US Military Sunk Iranian Ships Because it Was Fun

Amid the escalating US-Iran war, Donald Trump sparked controversy after joking about the destruction of Iranian naval vessels. Speaking to Republican lawmakers, Trump said he had asked U.S. military officials why Iranian ships were sunk instead of captured. According to him, an official replied that it was “more fun to sink them,” prompting laughter in the room. The remarks came as the United States Navy continues operations against Iranian naval assets during the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The comments have triggered criticism from analysts and officials, who say the rhetoric risks escalating tensions further.

Oil tanker, with Indian captain, went ‘dark’ to cross high-risk Strait of Hormuz, reach Mumbai

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) automatically transmits information about a vessel’s identity, position, and movement to other ships and coastal authorities. The system helps enhance navigation safety, and turning it off makes the vessel effectively untraceable at sea.

Kritika Kamra and Gaurav Kapur ditch grandeur for a dreamy at-home wedding: See inside photos
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Actor Kritika Kamra and TV host Gaurav Kapur ditched the big fat wedding for an intimate affair as they tied the knot on March 11. The wedding took place at their home in Mumbai with close friends and family in attendance. Here's an inside look at the dreamy, intimate affair.

Bumrah is King, but can he pick 8/15 in Tests? Cook on Jasprit’s ‘greatest bowler’ tag

After Bumrah's T20 World Cup 2026 heroics, England legends debate his greatness. Can he match Stuart Broad’s iconic 8/15? Alastair Cook asks the tough question.

‘BLOOD will run…’: Why Iran vowed bloodshed to defend its Persian Gulf islands, what makes them so important?
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Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, “We will abandon all restraint and make the Persian Gulf run with the blood of invaders. The blood of American soldiers is Trump's personal responsibility.”

Was Trump accuser paid by Epstein Estate? Sex offender’s accountant drops bombshell claim

During a deposition, Jeffrey Epstein’s accountant Richard Kahn claimed a Donald Trump accuser received money from the Epstein estate survivor fund, according to Suhas Subramanyam.

Why meta bought moltbook: The rise of the ‘agentic’ internet

Meta has acquired Moltbook, a Reddit-style platform where AI agents interact with each other. The Moltbook team will join Meta Superintelligence Labs as the company explores the “agentic internet,” where AI systems communicate and collaborate online to perform tasks for users.

US-Iran War: India Expands Evacuation Operations Amid West Asia Conflict

Amid rising tensions across West Asia, the India government has intensified evacuation efforts to bring its citizens home safely. The first batch of Indian nationals stranded in Lebanon has already returned, while more than 500 Indians have been evacuated from Qatar. Authorities issued urgent advisories to Indian nationals in the region as additional flights, including services by Qatar Airways, are scheduled to bring more evacuees back to New Delhi and other destinations.

US-Iran War: Iran Claims New Wave of Attacks on Jordan And Saudi Arabia

Amid the escalating US-Israel war with Iran, Tehran has claimed a new wave of missile and drone attacks targeting Jordan and Saudi Arabia, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Iranian officials say the strikes are part of retaliatory operations against countries hosting or supporting U.S. military assets in the region. Air defence systems in both countries reportedly intercepted several incoming projectiles.