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From Ferran Torres to Abdukodir Khusanov, 5 famous sports personalities born on Feb 29
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From Ferran Torres to Abdukodir Khusanov here is a look at five famous sports personalities born on Feb 29. With the leap day not part of the calendar in 2026, we take a look at this unique list which also includes Eric Kendricks, Cameron Ward and Benedikt Höwedes.

‘Abusing my son…,’ Defeat turns vile as Pakistan captain Salman Agha’s wife responds to online threats

Pakistan captain Salman Agha’s wife, Sabba Manzer, hits back at vile online threats and abuse following the team's Super 8 defeat to England. See the full story behind the social media backlash.

Indian family claims British government owes them over 100-year-old loan – Will UK repay?

A Madhya Pradesh family claims the British government owes Rs 35,000 from a 1917 Indian War Loan. They are exploring legal options, saying the sum with interest could now exceed Rs 10 crore.

China helping Iran amid possible US strike? New images of American military buildup spark speculation

China’s military and tech firm MizarVision released satellite images showing US military buildup in Qatar, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The visuals, featuring F-35 jets and Growlers, come amid reports that Washington may launch a strike on Iran soon.

US-Iran Tensions: Washington Hardens Posture Before Dialogue

Tensions between the United States and Iran remain high as Washington adopts a firmer stance ahead of fresh nuclear dialogue in Geneva. The U.S. has deployed significant military assets to the Middle East and pressed Iran on halting uranium enrichment and ballistic missile development, even as both sides prepare for mediated talks aimed at averting further escalation.

India-Israel Ties: Modi-Netanyahu Talks Likely to Focus on Defence Upgrades

India-Israel ties are set to take centre stage as Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Discussions are expected to focus on defence upgrades, strategic cooperation, advanced military technology, and regional security challenges. The meeting underscores the growing partnership between India and Israel, with emphasis on innovation, counterterrorism, and long-term strategic collaboration.

Chinese chokehold on rarest of rare earths is squeezing US defence and semiconductor industries. Here is how

China’s export curbs on rare earths like yttrium and scandium are causing supply shortages in US aerospace and chipmaker industries. Reliance on Chinese mining and processing of rare earths is emerging as a liability for these industries. And a solution is far away

Bangladesh political row deepens as Jamaat chief, Shafiqur Rahman, questions president Mohammed Shahabuddin over Sheikh Hasina's resignation

Jamaat chief Shafiqur Rahman accuses Bangladesh’s president of hiding facts about Sheikh Hasina’s 2024 resignation and political transition

Open AI Scams: Accounts Used AI to Write Emails, Ads & Fake Legal Messages

A growing wave of scams is exploiting artificial intelligence tools to craft convincing emails, advertisements, and even fake legal notices. Investigations reveal how fraudsters are misusing AI platforms, including those linked to OpenAI, to deceive victims at scale. Experts warn that AI-powered phishing and deepfake messaging are becoming more sophisticated, raising serious concerns over digital security, online fraud, and the urgent need for stronger safeguards.

Which is easier for Iran to track and target: USS Abraham Lincoln or USS Gerald R. Ford?
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While both are massive 100,000-tonne warships, the USS Abraham Lincoln is easier for Iran to track due to its larger radar cross-section. The USS Gerald R. Ford uses advanced stealth shaping to evade Iranian over-the-horizon radars and anti-ship missiles like the Khalij Fars.

Scientists say extraterrestrial object slammed into Brazil 6.3mn years ago, but left no crater. There is another proof

The tektite field in Brazil shows that the region was hit by an extraterrestrial object millions of years ago. It is only the sixth such field discovered worldwide, strewn with glass pieces that formed when a cosmic object slammed into Earth with immense pressure.

Selena Gomez breaks silence over Benny Blanco's dirty feet podcast controversy: 'I fall more and more...'

Selena Gomez has finally reacted to the controversy involving husband Benny Blanco's dirty feet in a recent podcast. Read to know more.

The 200,000-ton warning: What can happen when the USS Gerald R. Ford and USS Abraham Lincoln operate side by side?
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The USS Gerald R. Ford and USS Abraham Lincoln operating together create a 200,000-tonne super-force. With 150 aircraft, 9,000 sailors, and nuclear endurance, this dual-carrier deployment is a massive strategic warning.

'This time war will not be limited to terror camps': Indian army's warning to Pakistan

Katiyar said that the strong response by India forced the Pakistani side to seek ceasefire and not just directly from us, but also from other countries.

Don’t compete with AI, build around it: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s advice to young professionals

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has warned that AI is advancing rapidly and society may not be fully prepared. Speaking on Nikhil Kamath’s podcast, he advised young Indians to build careers around AI rather than compete with it.

Trump blocks Venezuela from paying Maduro’s legal fees amid US trial

The Trump administration has blocked Venezuela from paying legal fees for deposed president Nicolás Maduro’s defence in his US drug and weapons trial, raising constitutional concerns

Rashmika Mandanna, Vijay Deverakonda are married: Couple's team distribute sweets outside venue

Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda have finally tied the knot in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The couple, who are known for their work in the South Indian Film Industry, have been dating for several years now.

PM Modi, Netanyahu visit Jerusalem memorial Yad Vashem; pay tribute to holocaust victims

Yad Vashem is considered Israel's official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, situated in Jerusalem. It was established in 1953 and is dedicated to preserving the memory of the six million Jews killed by the Nazis during World War II.

‘Soft kill’ capability: How the USS Gerald R. Ford can jam Iranian missiles before they even get close
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The USS Gerald R. Ford uses electronic warfare and Nulka decoys to defeat incoming missiles. These soft kill systems blind hostile radar seekers, causing threats to miss the carrier entirely.