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Warner Bros. has consistently delivered masterpieces like Harry Potter and The Dark Knight and many more, which have connected with global audiences for decades. From iconic characters like Batman, Wonder Woman, and Harry Potter, the studio has made a significant impact.

Historic Win! Jammu & Kashmir defeat Bengal by six wickets to reach their first-ever Ranji Trophy final in 67 years. Despite Mohammed Shami's 8-wicket haul, Auqib Nabi's 9-wicket match heroics and a calm finish by Vanshaj Sharma sealed the historic upset. Read the full match report.

US-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine have concluded without a major breakthrough. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has questioned Russia’s stance and commitment to the peace process, raising fresh doubts about progress in negotiations. The discussions aimed at de-escalating the ongoing conflict but ended amid persistent disagreements. This video examines what happened during the talks, key sticking points, and what the stalled negotiations could mean for the future of the war.

New Zealand secured a dominant 8-wicket victory over Canada in an exciting cricket match. Glenn Phillips and Rachin Ravindra starred with brilliant performances, leading the team to a comfortable win. This video covers the match highlights, key contributions, and analysis of New Zealand’s performance. Stay updated on the latest cricket scores and tournament standings.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has accused Thailand of occupying Cambodian territory, escalating tensions between the neighboring countries. Meanwhile, Hun Manet is visiting Washington, D.C. for a meeting with former President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” initiative.

The United States is reportedly planning to deploy advanced high-tech missile systems in the Philippines, marking a significant shift in regional security dynamics. The move comes as tensions escalate in the South China Sea, with growing concerns over China’s expanding military footprint. Defense cooperation between Washington and Manila is deepening under mutual security commitments, signaling a stronger strategic alignment in the Indo-Pacific.

Hillary Clinton says the Trump administration is “slow-walking” the Epstein files while dragging her and Bill Clinton into testimony. With millions of documents still unreleased, the political fight over Epstein’s secrets is far from over. Scroll down to see why this matters.

Republican lawmaker Nancy Mace demands the CIA release all records related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, citing that US citizen deserve complete transparency into his nefarious activities.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have dismantled a massive terror financing network, exposing a ₹209 crore phishing and fake trading racket. Over 8,000 mule accounts were used to channel funds, allegedly supporting illegal activities in the region. Authorities say the crackdown is part of a broader counter-terrorism initiative targeting financial networks that fund militancy. Officials continue investigations to identify all actors involved and prevent future misuse of digital financial platforms.

The All India Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has condemned alleged safety lapses on the sets of Dhurandhar 2 after the BMC suggested blacklisting the studio over repeated regulatory violations.

Ali Khamenei has issued a sharp warning to the United States, declaring that even the “world’s most powerful military” can be dealt a crushing blow. His remarks come as renewed talks between Tehran and Washington begin in Geneva. Khamenei said the US would “not succeed” in destroying the Islamic Republic and warned that American warships deployed in the Gulf could be sunk. The comments are being seen as a direct message to Donald Trump amid fragile diplomatic engagement. As tensions simmer in the Gulf region, the rhetoric underscores the deep mistrust that continues to shape US-Iran relations — even as negotiations resume. What does this mean for nuclear talks? Could military escalation derail diplomacy? Watch the full report for key takeaways and geopolitical analysis.

Will artificial intelligence take your job? It is fast becoming the defining economic question of this decade. AI systems can now write reports, generate software code, analyse contracts, design marketing campaigns, and automate complex workflows — all in seconds. For businesses, this means higher productivity, lower operational costs, and scalable efficiency.

India has reduced the mandatory content takedown timeline to just three hours, requiring social media and digital platforms to comply swiftly under the country’s legal framework. The move aims to strengthen online regulation and ensure faster action against unlawful or harmful content. This video breaks down the new directive, its impact on tech companies, and what it means for digital governance in India.

Rahul Gandhi called the AI Impact Summit a “PR spectacle” amid a row over Galgotias University showcasing a China-made robodog as its own. The university denied claims, saying it never built the robot, while the controversy triggered political backlash

Actor Shia LaBeouf has reportedly been arrested over an alleged Mardi Gras fight in New Orleans. Read more to know what led to the fight.

India used a low-cost AI prediction system to detect signs of Chinese military movement along the LAC in Arunachal Pradesh, helping forces prepare in advance and avoid casualties, Lt Gen Dinesh Singh Rana revealed at India AI Impact Summit 2026. Scroll down for details

The family of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected a newly released medical report, calling it inaccurate. In response, protests have been held outside Adiala Jail, led by Khan’s sister, demanding proper medical care and transparency regarding his condition. Authorities are monitoring the situation as supporters gather to voice their concerns. Stay updated for further developments on Imran Khan’s health, family statements, and protest actions.

The four-day work week is gaining momentum across global workplaces, promising better work-life balance, reduced burnout, and potentially higher productivity. But can working fewer hours truly deliver the same — or better — results for businesses and national economies?

The United Kingdom is witnessing a sharp rise in youth unemployment, with young people bearing the brunt of a prolonged hiring slowdown. Recent data suggests Britain’s youth job losses are accelerating faster than many comparable European economies, raising concerns about long-term economic scarring and reduced career mobility.