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Lucknow Horror: Youth Shoots Father Dead, Lodges Missing Person Complaint

In a shocking incident in Lucknow, a young man allegedly shot his father dead and chopped up the body. Disturbingly, the son later filed a missing person complaint for his own father. Police investigations are underway, and authorities are examining the motives behind this gruesome crime.

BAFTA 2026: Manipur Film Beats Hollywood Giants | Lakshmipriya Devi Says Forgiveness Is Superpower

A Manipur-produced film has outperformed major Hollywood releases, making waves in the global cinema scene. Actress Lakshmipriya Devi highlights the film’s key message, saying, “Forgiveness is a superpower.” Discover how regional Indian cinema is rising on the international stage and delivering powerful stories that resonate worldwide.

Manchester United Return to Top Four with 1-0 Win at Averton

Manchester United secured a 1-0 victory at Everton, moving back into the Premier League’s top four. The win was crucial in boosting their Champions League hopes as United displayed disciplined defense and clinical finishing. Everton struggled to create chances, while United controlled key moments of the match. This result highlights Manchester United’s resurgence in form as they aim to finish the season strongly.

NASA Delays Launch of Artemis II Lunar Mission Once Again

NASA has delayed the launch of its Artemis II lunar mission once again, pushing back timelines for the crewed expedition that aims to return humans around the Moon. The space agency cited technical challenges and the need for further testing as reasons for the postponement. The latest delay adds pressure to schedule goals and highlights the complexities of deep‑space mission planning as NASA works toward future lunar exploration.

NCERT revised Class 8 book slams Britain’s lack of apology for ‘deeply shameful’ Jallianwala Bagh massacre

NCERT’s revised Class 8 textbook calls the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre a “deeply shameful” chapter and notes Britain has still not formally apologised, despite past requests. All you need to know.

The Kerala Story 2 row: Sudipto Sen breaks silence on why he didn't direct sequel- 'Can't rely on WhatsApp forwards'

The Kerala Story 2 continues to create a buzz as filmmaker Sudipto Sen, who directed the original film, opened up on why he chose not to helm the sequel. Read on to know more.

Car plunges into a canal in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, 3 feared drowned

The car was travelling towards Paithan from Kordgaon when it went off course near Changdev Vidyalaya. While trying to reverse the car, the driver reportedly lost control, leading the car to fall off a bridge and into the canal below.

'Obviously discriminating': Ex-England & CSK player Moeen Ali on Pak players facing shadow ban by IPL-linked teams in Hundred

A total of 67 Pakistan players have registered for the Hundred auction on March 11 & 12 and it remains to be seen if they picked by any of the four IPL-linked franchise: MI London, Lucknow Super Giants (Manchester Super Giants), Sunrisers Leeds and Delhi Capitals (Southern Brave).

Mugabe’s Son Bellarmine Arrested on Murder Charges, Appears in Court

Bellarmine Mugabe, son of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, has been taken into custody on murder charges. He was produced in court amid growing media attention and public scrutiny. The case marks a significant development in Zimbabwe’s political and social landscape. Stay updated for court proceedings and legal developments.

Robert Carradine, best known for Lizzie McGuire, dies at 71; tributes pour in

Actor Robert Carradine, who has been part of films including Breakout and Lizzie McGuire, among others, has died at the age of 71. Condolences and tributes poured in from fans. Read more to know the main cause of his death.

'Blood rain' to soak UK this week, with skies turning red and orange. Here's what is happening

Blood Rain in the UK: Britain will be drenched by red blood rain this week. The skies will also turn red and orange, creating a mystical haze. While it might sound apocalyptic, it is happening because of a regular phenomenon.

Khelo India Winter Games: J&K Ready With Rising Female Participation

Jammu & Kashmir is all set to host the Khelo India Winter Games, showcasing emerging talent from across the country. This year, there is a notable increase in female participation, highlighting the growing inclusivity and popularity of winter sports in the region. Stay tuned for highlights, athlete performances, and inspiring stories from the games.

Former Philippine President Duterte Faces Three Counts of Crimes Against Humanity

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is reportedly facing three counts of crimes against humanity in connection with his controversial anti-drug campaign. The allegations relate to thousands of killings during the crackdown, which drew global criticism from human rights groups and international observers. The case has reignited debate over accountability, human rights, and the legacy of Duterte’s war on drugs in the Philippines.

Helicopter with 7 onboard suffers 'short landing incident' after take-off from Port Blair — Here's what happened

A Pawan Hans helicopter made an emergency sea landing near Mayabunder in Andaman and Nicobar Islands shortly after take-off from Port Blair. All seven onboard were rescued safely. The incident comes a day after a fatal air ambulance crash in Jharkhand killed seven people.

Donald Trump compares himself to Lincoln and Kennedy, jokes not sure how long he will "be around"

Speaking at an Angel Families event, Trump reflected on assassination attempts following a shooting at Mar-a-Lago. The US Secret Service shot an armed suspect; the Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating. Trump compared himself to Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy.

Venezuela: Nearly 2,200 Granted Release or Legal Relief Across Venezuela

Nearly 2,200 people in Venezuela have been released from prison or had legal restrictions lifted under a newly enacted amnesty law, according to a ruling party lawmaker. The legislation, aimed at addressing political detentions and normalising relations with international partners, has seen hundreds freed and thousands lifted from court‑imposed restrictions. Critics, however, argue it still falls short of fully addressing political prisoner concerns.

Exclusive: Israel Envoy Says India and Israel to Sign Updated Security Deal

Israel’s Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, speaks to WION about the growing strategic partnership between the two nations. Azar says India and Israel are set to sign an updated security agreement, strengthening cooperation in defense, technology, and counterterrorism. The move underscores deepening bilateral ties amid evolving regional security challenges.

Malaysia Considers Two-Term Limit for Prime Minister in New Parliamentary Bill

Malaysia is considering a proposal to introduce a two-term limit for the prime minister, with new legislation tabled in Parliament to reform the country’s political system. The move is aimed at strengthening democratic governance, enhancing accountability, and preventing prolonged concentration of power. The proposal has sparked debate among lawmakers and political analysts as Malaysia weighs potential constitutional and political implications.

USS Gerald R. Ford, World’s Most Advanced Supercarrier, Hits Major Maintenance Crisis

The USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier is facing a severe sewage crisis, affecting onboard operations and daily life for the crew. The malfunction has disrupted the carrier’s routine, raising concerns about maintenance and readiness. Navy officials are reportedly working to resolve the issue, highlighting the challenges of managing complex systems on modern warships.