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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Becomes First Leader to Cross 100 Million Followers on Instagram

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a historic digital milestone, becoming the first world leader to surpass 100 million followers on Instagram. The achievement highlights Modi’s growing influence on social media platforms and his use of digital outreach to connect with citizens, share government initiatives, and engage with global audiences in real time.

Hong Kong's Pro-Democracy Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai's Conviction Overturned in 2022 Fraud Case

Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai has had his 2022 fraud conviction overturned by the courts, marking a major legal victory for one of the city’s most prominent critics of Beijing. Lai’s case has drawn international attention and raised questions about Hong Kong’s judicial independence, media freedom, and the treatment of pro-democracy figures under the current administration.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Claims Russia Fired 420 Drones & 39 Missiles Ahead of Geneva Talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Russia launched 420 drones and 39 missiles targeting Ukraine just ahead of Geneva talks. The large-scale assault underscores ongoing hostilities despite diplomatic efforts and highlights the intense security challenges facing Ukraine. Zelensky’s statement comes as international mediators push for negotiations to de-escalate the conflict and protect civilians in the war-torn region.

Indian Govt Warns Digital Platforms: Compensate Publishers or Face Legal Route

India’s IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has issued a strong message to digital platforms, urging them to fairly share revenue with content creators. Warning that voluntary compliance is preferable, Vaishnaw said India may explore legal frameworks if platforms fail to reform their revenue models. The minister raised concerns about eroding trust, the rise of synthetic and AI-generated content, and the need to protect original creators. He stressed that original content must be properly compensated to safeguard the growth of arts, science, and innovation in India’s rapidly expanding digital economy.

US-Iran Tensions: US Warns Iran Over Ballistic Missiles They Meet for Talks

Tensions between the United States and Iran remain high as Washington warns Tehran over its ballistic missile programme ahead of indirect talks in Geneva. U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have called Iran’s refusal to discuss its missile arsenal a “big problem,” even as both sides engage in nuclear negotiations. The missile issue adds strain to delicate diplomacy aimed at averting further escalation in the region.

Instagram to roll out parental notifications for suicide-related searches amid ongoing legal challenges

Instagram to roll out parental notifications for suicide-related searches amid ongoing legal challenges

Danish PM Mette Frederiksen calls snap election amid popularity surge for resisting Trump’s bid to acquire Greenland

In Denmark, a general election is held every four years, but the prime minister can call one at any time. The last election was held on November 1, 2022, and resulted in a three-party coalition. The past few months of Danish politics have been dominated by Trump’s threats to annex Greenland.

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Pushes for Major Electoral Reforms

Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum has proposed significant electoral reforms aimed at strengthening transparency, modernizing the voting process, and ensuring fair representation. The proposed changes include new regulations for campaign financing, voting technology updates, and measures to reduce electoral fraud, sparking nationwide debate among political parties and civil society.

Epstein Files: Hillary Clinton Set to Testify Before House Oversight Committee on Espstein Probe

Hillary Clinton is set to testify before the US House Oversight Committee in connection with the ongoing Epstein probe. The testimony is expected to shed light on aspects of the high-profile investigation surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and his network. Lawmakers aim to examine connections, accountability, and possible oversight failures, making this a critical development in the continuing scrutiny of Epstein-related activities and influential figures.

Nepal's Young Voters Demand Job Opportunities, Political Parties Make Tall Promises

Nepal’s youth voters are increasingly vocal about the need for job opportunities and economic growth, putting pressure on political parties ahead of elections. Parties have responded with ambitious promises, pledging employment programs, entrepreneurship support, and reforms to address unemployment. Analysts note that addressing young voters’ demands will be critical for shaping Nepal’s political landscape and ensuring long-term development amid rising aspirations and social change.

Volodymyr Zelensky Faces Series of Corruption Scandals Within Ukraine's Security Apparatus

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing multiple corruption scandals within the country’s security apparatus, raising concerns over governance, accountability, and political stability. Reports suggest high-level officials may have misused power and resources, prompting investigations and public outcry. Analysts warn that these revelations could impact domestic trust in leadership and affect Ukraine’s ongoing efforts to maintain security amid internal and external challenges.

UK's Ruling Party Facing Tough Challenge From Green and Reform Party in a Traditional Stronghold

The UK’s ruling party is facing a significant challenge in a traditional stronghold from the Green Party and the Reform Party. Analysts say the rise of alternative political forces reflects growing public demand for change, environmental policies, and governance reforms. The upcoming elections could signal a shift in voter sentiment, testing the dominance of established parties and reshaping the political landscape in key constituencies across the UK.

T20 World Cup 2026 | 'The way we play, there'll be a loss...': West Indies skipper Hope reacts to 'quarter-final' vs India after SA loss

The SA win makes India vs West Indies a virtual semi-final on Mar 1 with the winner reaching to four points and booking a place in the final four as well, given India beat Zimbabwe.

India post 256/4 against Zimbabwe in crucial Super 8 fixture; Hardik, Abhishek among fifties

Abhishek Sharma’s explosive 26-ball fifty leads the way as India posts its highest-ever T20 World Cup total against Zimbabwe in Chennai. See the full scorecard and record-breaking highlights from the must-win Super 8 clash.

U.S. Warns Iran Over Ballistic Missiles as They Meet for Talks

The United States has issued a stern warning to Iran over its ballistic missile program amid ongoing nuclear talks. Officials say any missile activity could escalate tensions, as U.S. military forces remain on alert. Experts warn that without a clear exit strategy, limited actions risk triggering a cycle of retaliation, highlighting the fragile balance between diplomacy and military pressure.

'I tried to get her out': Chilling 911 call surfaces in case of Indian-origin doctor accused of killing daughter

'I tried to get her out': Chilling 911 call surfaces in case of Indian-origin doctor accused of killing daughter

Boyfriend on Demand: BLACKPINK Jisoo-Seo In Guk appear together for promotions in Seoul | Watch

BLACKPINK member Jisoo and co-star Seo In Guk appeared together for the first time for promotions of their upcoming show Boyfriend in Demand in Seoul. Several pictures and videos from the event have now gone viral.

India, Israel to Finalise Free Trade Agreement Soon

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic visit to Israel is set to strengthen bilateral ties, with India and Israel preparing to finalize a Free Trade Agreement soon. The two nations are also exploring collaborations in defense, technology, and innovation, marking a significant step toward deeper strategic and economic cooperation. Stay updated for full coverage of India-Israel relations.

Animals Love a Tipsy Treat, Drunk Chimp Shows Human-like Hangover

A chimpanzee exhibiting a human-like hangover has captured attention after consuming fermented fruit, highlighting how some animals naturally ingest alcohol. Researchers observed the primate displaying signs of inebriation, including unsteady movements and lethargy, offering insights into animal behavior, natural fermentation consumption, and the evolutionary effects of alcohol on wildlife. This unusual incident provides a fascinating glimpse into the similarities between humans and other primates.