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After NCR open pit accidents, Muthalakkodam resident Jeys Benny dies as bike falls in uncovered culvert pit in Kerala's Idukki | Video

A late-night ride in Kerala’s Idukki ended in tragedy after 27-year-old Jeys Benny’s motorcycle plunged into an uncovered roadside culvert pit. Residents allege repeated warnings were ignored. The tragedy comes after multiple similar cases from the Delhi-NCR region.

Will Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League find space in Tarique Rahman’s ‘new Bangladesh’ amid Jamaat’s rise?

Bangladesh’s election has propelled Tarique Rahman to power after years in exile, amid the absence of Hasina and Khaleda Zia. While BNP secured a strong mandate, Jamaat’s rise and sidelining of Awami League raise key questions about inclusion, political balance, and future stability.

Gavaskar, Kapil Dev among 14 legendary captains write to Pakistan govt for fair treatment of Imran Khan in jail

Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, and 12 legendary captains urge the Pakistan Government to ensure medical care for Imran Khan amid reports of 85% vision loss.

Meet Yuvraj Samra - Canadian batter named after India's Yuvraj - first batter from associate nations to score T20 World Cup hundred
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The 19-year-old has been named after India legend Yuvraj Singh by his father Balhit Samra - a resident of Canada. Samra made his debut for Canada in ODIs in March 2025 and made the T20I debut in the same month - against Namibia - scoring 37 off 18 balls.

UK Floods: Flood Warning Issued in Gloucestershire, UK | Rising Waters Encircle Historic Tewkesbury

Severe flooding is affecting Gloucestershire, UK, with flood warnings issued as rivers rise and historic Tewkesbury faces encirclement by water. Residents are urged to stay alert as emergency services monitor river levels, enforce road closures, and assist with evacuations where necessary.

Storm Slams South Island After Wellington Chaos | State of Emergency Declared on Banks Peninsula

Heavy rain lashed New Zealand’s South Island on Tuesday as a powerful storm system moved south after battering the capital, Wellington. The extreme weather caused flooding, landslides, and fallen trees, leading to road and bridge closures. A local state of emergency has been declared on Banks Peninsula near Christchurch.

'Tehran' Producer Dana Eden Found Dead In Athens Hotel

Dana Eden, the co-creator of the acclaimed Israeli spy thriller Tehran, has been found dead in a hotel room in central Athens, according to Greek police. The 52-year-old television producer was discovered on Sunday night at a hotel near Syntagma Square. Authorities have confirmed that an autopsy has been ordered to determine the cause of death.

Canada: Troops Train at -30°C in Yellowknife

Canada’s Armed Forces have launched a new round of Arctic military drills, deploying troops across the High North as temperatures plunge to -30°C in Yellowknife. The exercises are designed to test operational readiness, survival capabilities, and rapid deployment strategies in one of the harshest environments on Earth.

Imran Khan Health Row: Protest Call Outside Adiala Jail By Khan's Sister

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.

Salim Khan admitted to hospital in Mumbai, son Salman Khan rushes to meet him

Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan was rushed to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital on Tuesday morning. The actor's eldest son, Salman Khan,was seen rushing to the hospital to meet his father. Salim Khan is reportedly admitted in the ICU.

Massive terror financing probe: J&K police crack down on 8,000 mule accounts, expose ₹209 crore phishing and fake trading racket

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have launched a major crackdown on a suspected digital hawala and cyber-fraud network, placing nearly 8,000 mule bank accounts under scrutiny over possible links to terror financing.

Emergency in France: Over 80 Departments Under Flood Warnings

France is facing one of its most severe flood crises in recent history, with over 80 departments under flood warnings. Rivers are overflowing, roads are closed, and emergency services are mobilized to help residents in affected regions. This video provides an update on the latest alerts, affected areas, and safety measures issued by authorities.

Dhurandhar 2: BMC seeks to blacklist Aditya Dhar's B62 Studios after repeated violations on film set

The makers of Dhurandhar are reportedly facing heat after BMC has sought to blacklist Aditya Dhar's production house for repeated violations on a film set in Mumbai. Read to know more.

‘Big economic turmoil ahead’: Anthropic CEO calls for smarter AI policies in India

While addressing the maiden edition of Anthropic’s Builder Summit in Bengaluru, the Chief Executive of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, stated that India, being the world’s largest democracy, has an opportunity to deploy AI to make governance more efficient and citizen-centric.

'Mentally sick' trans person Roberta Esposito identified as Rhode Island hockey arena shooting suspect | All we know - In Pics
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A “family dispute” at a school hockey tournament turned deadly in Rhode Island. Police identified the suspect as Robert Dorgan, who also went as trans, calling himself Roberta Esposito. The shocking arena shooting left families shattered. Scroll down for the disturbing details.

Bangladesh Interim Leader Yunus Steps Down, Calls Hasina Removal “Liberation”

Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus steps down from his role, describing the removal of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as a “day of liberation.” Yunus reflects on the political transition, democratic reforms, and what lies ahead for Bangladesh as the country navigates a crucial phase in its governance.

Global Trade Shift: ASEAN+3 Leads Global Electronics Market, China Tops Imports

The ASEAN+3 countries have overtaken the United States in global electronics demand, with half of exports flowing to China. The surge highlights the shifting dynamics in global trade, manufacturing, and supply chains, as Asia consolidates its position as a major electronics hub. Analysts point to increased production capabilities, strategic trade partnerships, and rising consumer demand across the region. The trend is expected to reshape global markets, influence investment decisions, and challenge traditional Western dominance in technology exports.

'Are they hiding something?': Imran Khan’s sons seek visas to visit him, sisters protest amid 'vision loss' claims

Imran Khan’s sons have raised concerns over his deteriorating health in jail, alleging delayed treatment for his eye condition. While authorities claimed improvement, his party and family rejected the govt claims and demanded independent medical care

Baramati Learjet crash: AAIB seeks global help to recover fire-damaged cockpit voice recorder data

In a statement, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau said the aircraft was equipped with two independent flight recorders — a Digital Flight Data Recorder (DFDR) and a Cockpit Voice Recorder.