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Priyanka Chopra will appear in the latest Hollywood film, The Bluff, alongside Karl Urban. The high-octane action thriller, which will be released this month, had its world premiere on February 17, where Chopra dazzled on the red carpet in her outfit.

ECI announces Rajya Sabha polls for 37 seats across 10 states on March 16

More than 80 actors and filmmakers have called on the Berlinale to clarify its position following accusations of artist censorship and alleged suppression of Gaza-related expression. The controversy has intensified debate around free speech, political expression, and the festival’s handling of the Gaza issue.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance said Iran has not yet acknowledged key American “red lines” following the latest round of nuclear talks in Geneva, underscoring persistent gaps in negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear programme. Officials report the United States has deployed more than 50 fighter jets, including F-22s, F-35s and F-16s, to the Middle East in a show of force alongside ongoing diplomatic efforts. Tensions remain as Washington seeks to prevent Iran from advancing towards a nuclear weapon while maintaining diplomatic engagement.

Galgotias University faces backlash after a commercial Unitree Go2 robodog was presented as indigenous innovation by a “professor” named Neha Singh at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in Delhi. Who is Neha Singh? What is her academic credibility?

A controversy has erupted at a recent AI summit involving Galgotias University, after reports suggested the institution was asked to leave the venue following a dispute over a robotic dog display. The university has strongly denied claims that it was ousted, calling such reports inaccurate and misleading.

Speculation over the 2028 U.S. presidential race intensified after remarks at the Munich Security Conference fueled fresh political chatter. U.S. Vice President JD Vance dismissed suggestions of any conflict with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, insisting there is “no conflict” between them. The buzz comes as President Donald Trump praised both Vance and Rubio as “fantastic,” while noting he still has three years remaining in his current term.

Iran and the United States reported progress in indirect nuclear negotiations in Geneva, with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi saying both sides agreed on a set of “guiding principles” to form the basis of a possible deal. However, Tehran also cautioned that reaching a final agreement will take time and isn’t guaranteed soon. Talks are continuing amid broader geopolitical tensions.

The avalanche took place at around 11:30 a.m. Pacific time in the Castle Peak area near Truckee amid heavy snowfall, which is around 10 miles north of Lake Tahoe. Following the incident, the rescue operations are underway.

The aircraft movements recorded include multiple squadrons of F-35s, F-22s and F-16s heading toward the region along with aerial refuelling tankers, suggesting not just short-range flights but positioning for sustained operations if required.

Galgotias University faced backlash after a viral video showed a Chinese-made Unitree Go2 robodog presented as its own “Orion.” Govt intervened and the stall was shut, while political reactions intensified. The university denied misrepresentation, calling it a misunderstanding.

After being admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai on February 17, doctors have shared the health of veteran Bollywood screenwriter Salim Khan. Read to know more.

Muslims across the world are preparing to begin the holy month of Ramzan, with different countries announcing varying start dates based on moon sighting traditions. Saudi Arabia has confirmed the start of Ramzan on Wednesday, while Iran will begin observance on Thursday. The difference stems from variations in moon sighting practices and religious jurisprudence. Saudi Arabia primarily follows Sunni Islamic traditions, while Iran follows Shia Islamic traditions, which can result in differing confirmations of the crescent moon.

Trump’s name is moving from hotels to public institutions. From a proposed “Donald J. Trump International Airport” to “Trump-class” warships and immigration cards, branding the presidency itself is sparking controversy. Scroll down to see where he added his name across America.

An Israeli court has reimposed restrictions on Tzachi Braverman, a close aide and chief of staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, intensifying scrutiny around his role in ongoing political controversies. The ruling effectively blocks his appointment as Israel’s ambassador to the United Kingdom, adding a new layer of legal and diplomatic tension.

A controversy has erupted at a recent AI summit involving Galgotias University, after reports suggested the institution was asked to leave the venue following a dispute over a robotic dog display. The university has strongly denied claims that it was ousted, calling such reports inaccurate and misleading. The row intensified after questions surfaced regarding the origin and development of the showcased “robodog” device. Faculty members from the institute clarified that they never claimed to have built the device entirely on their own, rejecting allegations of misrepresentation.

A fast-moving wildfire is tearing through the Oklahoma Panhandle, rapidly expanding near the towns of Beaver and Hooker. The Beaver Fire has now grown to nearly 60 square kilometres, fueled by strong winds, dry vegetation, and high temperatures. Fire crews are battling shifting conditions as containment efforts continue across rugged terrain. Authorities have issued warnings for residents in affected areas, with evacuations in place in some zones as a precaution.

New York City kicks off Lunar New Year festivities, marking the transition from the Year of the Snake to the Year of the Horse. Parades, cultural performances, and traditional celebrations fill the city with color and excitement. Join the festivities and experience the vibrant Lunar New Year spirit in NYC!

Anti-regime anger persists in Iran despite fading protests, with fresh gatherings targeting Khamenei. Conflicting death tolls fuel tensions as nuclear talks with the US continue, even as Trump’s strict red lines on uranium enrichment keep diplomatic and military options open.