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T20 World Cup 2026 | 'Will India learn from SA loss': Skipper Suryakumar says 'nothing changes'

The statement came after India lost their first Super 8 match against South Africa by 76 runs and now must win against both Zimbabwe and West Indies to have better chances for advancing to the semis. India batters failed to chase 188-run target on Sunday (Feb 22) in Ahmedabad.

Yosemite’s Firefall: Tourists Flock to Yosemite to See Stunning Firefall Illusion

Every year, Yosemite National Park delivers a breathtaking natural phenomenon known as “Firefall”, where sunlight illuminates Horsetail Fall to create the illusion of flowing fire. Tourists from around the world gather to witness this rare visual spectacle, which typically occurs in February when conditions align perfectly.

Poland's Deep Freeze Finally Eases | Ice Sheets Break Loose on Vistula River

Poland’s prolonged deep freeze has finally eased, as ice sheets on the Vistula River begin to break loose. Authorities are monitoring river conditions to prevent flooding and ensure public safety. The thaw marks the end of harsh winter weather that has gripped the country for several weeks, impacting transport, daily life, and infrastructure.

Morocco Floods: Flood Victims Break Fast in Camps

Flood victims in Morocco are breaking their fast in temporary relief camps after severe flooding displaced thousands. Emergency services and local authorities are providing shelter, food, and medical assistance as families cope with the aftermath of the floods. The situation highlights the challenges of managing natural disasters during the holy month.

China Deploys Drones and Robots to Protect Power Grid

In China’s Anhui Mountains, drones and robots are being deployed to fight severe ice and snow, ensuring electricity keeps flowing to affected regions. High-tech machines inspect power lines, remove ice, and perform precision tasks in harsh winter conditions, showcasing the growing role of robotics in infrastructure maintenance.

'Iran-US tensions': What Jolly Green II on USS Abraham Lincoln means for a war with Iran
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The Jolly Green II is equipped with a prominent refueling probe, allowing it to take fuel mid-air from HC-130J tankers.

‘Tracking El Mencho’: Key territories dominated by the notorious Mexican drug lord
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Slain drug lord El Mencho built a vast CJNG empire rooted in Jalisco, Michoacán, and Colima. His cartel dominated fentanyl routes into US hubs like Texas and California, while expanding strategic operations southward along the Guatemalan border.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor only talked to 'young women', was a 'liability' as trade envoy
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor behaved rudely with dignitaries, left people with “bruises” and was a liability as UK trade envoy, former officials have said. They claim he only talked to young women and was a liability.

Milan-Cortina Olympics Protest: Renewable Energy Promises Questioned

Protesters disrupted the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics closing ceremony, highlighting concerns over renewable energy commitments and environmental promises made during the Games. Demonstrators questioned whether host nations are fulfilling their pledges for sustainable infrastructure and green energy initiatives. From banners to speeches, the protest brought attention to the ongoing debate over environmental accountability in global sporting events.

France Floods: Severe Flooding Submerges Streets in Western France

Severe flooding in western France has submerged streets, disrupted daily life, and forced evacuations in affected areas. Heavy rains have caused rivers to overflow, damaging infrastructure and homes. Emergency services are working to assist residents and manage the rising water levels as authorities monitor the situation closely.

Sikkim Snowfall: Heavy Snow Blocks Tourist Route in Sikkim

Heavy snowfall in Sikkim has blocked key tourist routes, disrupting travel and affecting visitors in the region. Authorities have issued warnings and are working to clear roads while tourists are advised to exercise caution. The snowfall highlights the challenges of winter travel in the Himalayan state.

Russia’s Maslenitsa Festival: Russia Welcomes Spring with Fiery Maslenitsa Ritual

Russia celebrated the arrival of spring with the spectacular Maslenitsa festival, culminating in the torching of a 25-metre wooden structure. This traditional Slavic ritual marks the end of winter and honors ancient customs, drawing crowds to witness the fiery spectacle. From pancakes to performances, the festival blends culture, community, and spectacle, offering a glimpse into Russia’s rich seasonal traditions. Watch how locals and visitors came together to welcome spring in a blaze of color and fire.

Helicopter shoot-down, public executions & mass killings: Inside El Mencho’s CJNG, Mexico’s most ruthless drug cartel
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The operation involved a US-military-led task force specialising in cartel intelligence, the Joint Interagency Task Force-Counter Cartel, which had been mapping cartel networks on both sides of the border. In response, CJNG members launched a wave of violence across multiple states.

'Echo's of Iraq War': Trump deploys largest middle east armada in 23 years against Iran with USS Abraham Lincoln leading the charge
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For the first time since the prelude to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the United States has amassed an overwhelming, multi-domain military force in the Middle East. This is no longer standard geopolitical posturing or a routine rotational deployment.

Not cricket but Indian fans are upset at THIS reason after India’s 76-run loss against South Africa

Although the fans came down hard on the team’s shallow performance in their Super 8 opener, they bashed Star Sports for the ‘deserving humbling’ for what they produced.

'Leave the country...': India issues another advisory for its citizens in Iran amid rising US tensions

Amid rising US-Iran tensions, India has urged its nationals in Iran to leave using available transport. The embassy advised immediate registration, caution, and avoiding protests, while the MEA reiterated its warning against travel to Iran until further notice.

Mexico Cartel Boss El Mencho Killed Amid Widespread Violence

Mexico’s most-wanted drug cartel boss, Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera, was killed in a high-profile military raid, sparking nationwide chaos. Following the operation, cartel henchmen torched cars, blocked highways, and attacked businesses across multiple states, including Puerto Vallarta, leaving residents and tourists alarmed. The Mexican military conducted the raid with support from U.S. intelligence, delivering a significant blow to organized crime. Stay updated with live coverage, videos, and expert analysis on the aftermath of El Mencho’s death, the nationwide violence, and Mexico’s ongoing efforts to combat drug cartels.

India: Mumbai Smog Lingers as Temperatures Rise | Urban Smog Returns to Mumbai Skyline

Mumbai continues to face heavy smog as temperatures rise, shrouding the city skyline in haze. The lingering pollution has raised health concerns for residents and disrupted daily life. Authorities are monitoring air quality while experts warn that rising urban emissions and weather conditions are contributing to the worsening smog in India’s financial capital.

Did an ex-Canadian Olympic player turned drug kingpin helped in killing of El Mencho?
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The massive international manhunt ended on January 22, 2026, when Wedding surrendered at the US Embassy in Mexico City.