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'Don't do anything like Jantar Mantar...': Devendra Nath Mahto appeals for calm as thousands join Vidhan Sabha Gherao march

The activist, who remained on a hunger strike for nine days, stated on Monday that the protesters should avoid violence, as happened on July 20 during the Cockroach Janta Party's march to the Parliament over the NEET paper leak.

TWICE's Jeongyeon exits JYP, begins new chapter as Yoo Jeong Yeon at sister Gong Seung Yeon's agency

TWICE's Jeongyeon has parted ways with JYP Entertainment. The idol shared a heartfelt letter with fans and will join her sister Gong Seung-yeon's agency as she expands her career into acting.

Jharkhand protesters try to remove barricades, dance as police use water cannons during Vidhan Sabha march | WATCH

Jharkhand Police used water cannons against student protesters trying to breach barricades during the Vidhan Sabha Gherao march in Ranchi. Students are protesting alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC-CGL exams, days after all three JPSC members resigned.

'It will be remembered': PM Modi lauds Lovlina for spotting incorrect Indian map during CWG 2026

The Indian boxing contingent was out to celebrate their historic Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign at Mister Singh's India - Home of Curry in Glasgow, Scotland. Lovlina, during the lunch, spotted missing Northeast from the Indian map on the napkins and outside the establishment.

TN Assembly unanimously passes resolution to make state song first at govt events, CM Vijay says 'Tamil is cool'

Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously passed a resolution making Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu the first song at official state events. CM Vijay said Tamil is the state's identity and stressed that the State Song reflects India's diversity amid a row over Vande Mataram being played first.

North Korean nuclear site at risk of radiation release left residents with mutations: Report

Nuclear tests at the Punggye-ri area of North Korea likely left people with genetic mutations, according to a new report. People from the area who defected to the South have been affected by nuclear tests carried out at the site over the years.

How much does pet care cost in Singapore?

Pet care is no longer just a discretionary expense. As pet ownership rises and animals are increasingly treated as part of the family, owners are also spending more on their health and wellbeing. Singapore is a useful window into this shift, where the cost of looking after a dog or cat can run from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. Here's a look at why pet care is emerging as a fast-growing consumer spending category.

Usher responds to clone rumours after fans question his New Jersey concert appearance

Usher reacted to the rumours of him using a body double for a recent performance. Fans speculated that the singer has been cloned following the release of footage of his tour stop in New Jersey.

Delhi crosses August average rainfall in just 8 days, sees wettest month in 2 years: IMD

IMD confirmed that Delhi's mean total rainfall for August, per the 1991-2020 climatological period, is 226.8 mm. The capital city also witnessed its wettest August day in two years on Saturday, with Safdarjung recording 98.7 mm of rainfall in the 24 hours ending at 8.30 am.

ODI World Cup 2027: Kagiso Rabada sure of co-host South Africa 'defending the fortress'

South Africa are infamous of choking under pressure in crunch matches but their World Test Championship (WTC) win last year against Australia makes Rabada feel that it is no longer the case.

US F16s intercept civilian planes near Trump’s New Jersey golf club, dramatic video surfaces | WATCH

Three general aviation aircraft violated temporary flight restrictions near Donald Trump's Bedminster golf club, prompting NORAD to intercept two with F-16 fighter jets. A third aircraft triggered an alert as Trump prepared to leave, reportedly delaying his departure by about 13 minutes.

South Korea Football Association took referees to massage parlours for sexual entertainment: Report

Match referees visiting Korea for World Cup and Olympic qualifiers, and other international matches, were taken to massage parlours and other adult entertainment centres, with the Korea Football Association paying for the services with business credit cards.

Taiwan detects Chinese aircraft, warships near its territorial waters, says Defence Ministry

Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) said on Sunday that it detected 4 sorties of PLA aircraft, 6 PLAN vessels and 9 official ships working around Taiwan up until 6 am.

Kylie Jenner's 29th birthday: Kim, Kendall and Hailey Bieber attend star-studded Princess Kitty celebration

Kylie Jenner celebrated her pre-birthday with a playful pink-themed party. Her party was attended by family and celebrity friends, including Hailey Bieber.

India's US envoy Vinay Mohan Kwatra debunks 5 myths on FCRA Amendment Bill

India's US envoy Vinay Mohan Kwatra debunked five “myths” around the FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, saying it seeks greater transparency and governance. His comments came after US Congressman Riley Moore criticised the proposed law, alleging it could target Christians and affect India-US ties.

CoE chief VVS Laxman explains why BCCI is unable to hire a Sports Science and Medicine head

Laxman spoke at length about the CoE's role in players' injury management and recovery but shared that it is hard to do so without a SSM head. He cited potential candidates backing off at the last moment afte being selected, for vairous reasons including family and moving to Bengaluru.

Unfortunate footballer falls into a tunnel while celebrating a goal which was dismissed

A tunnel to the dressing room had been opened in preparation for half-time, and Jacy was unfortunate enough to land exactly inside it. He was celebrating a goal which was ultimately disallowed. Jacy took to the field again but had to leave soon after.

Robert Carradine's family sues UCLA over actor's death, alleges failures in psychiatric care

The family of actor Robert Carradine has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the University of California, alleging failures at UCLA's psychiatric facility. Read to know more.

Jon Rahm wins third consecutive LIV Golf season crown

Rahm finished tied for 41st after firing a closing 76 Sunday, but clinched the season trophy with an unassailable 219-point lead over Bryson DeChambeau going into the finale in two weeks at Indianapolis.