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What led to Kuldeep being upset was Surya not being happy about Kuldeep dropping a catch in the final stages of the India vs Pak match on Feb 15. In a video shared on Instagram, Surya and Kuldeep recreated the exact moment and seemed to have buried the hatchet.

Ramzan begins in Gaza under the weight of shortages, soaring prices, and fragile hope following the recent ceasefire. Families are preparing for the holy month amid limited supplies, damaged infrastructure, and economic hardship, making this Ramzan unlike any before. For many Gazans, it is a time of faith and resilience despite deep uncertainty. This marks the first Ramzan in Gaza since the ceasefire, with humanitarian conditions still strained and markets struggling to stabilize. Meanwhile, Israeli police have announced increased security measures at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem, adding another layer of tension during the sacred month.

French President Emmanuel Macron has arrived in Mumbai, India, for an official visit. To welcome him, the Bandra-Worli Sea Link was beautifully illuminated, showcasing the city’s grandeur and hospitality. The visit marks an important step in strengthening India-France ties, focusing on diplomacy, trade, and cultural exchange. This historic arrival attracted wide attention from citizens and media alike.

Sri Lanka delivered a stunning statement win in Kandy as Pathum Nissanka’s unbeaten century powered them to a dominant eight-wicket victory over Australia. Chasing with composure and authority, Sri Lanka dismantled the Australian bowling attack and stormed into the Super 8 stage in style. Nissanka’s masterclass anchored the innings from start to finish, exposing Australia’s bowling struggles and putting their campaign in serious danger. With this crushing defeat, Australia now stand on the brink of an early exit, while Sri Lanka gain massive momentum at a crucial stage of the tournament.

Muhammad Yunus, in his farewell speech, highlighted a regional economic vision linking Bangladesh with Nepal, Bhutan, and India’s northeastern states. His remarks may strain ties with India as he steps down following BNP’s election victory and transition of power.

In the latest documents, it has emerged that one of the world's most recognisable names in the fashion world, British supermodel Naomi Campbell, had links with late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Read to know more.

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.

Investor anxiety over artificial intelligence valuations and slowing global growth has triggered a sharp selloff in technology stocks. Major US giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple have reportedly lost billions in market value, while Indian IT stocks recorded their steepest decline since the 2008 financial crisis.

Germany is moving toward tougher social media restrictions for children, with the SPD backing measures that could significantly reshape how young users access major platforms. The proposal includes “youth modes” that would function without recommendation algorithms, aiming to reduce addictive content exposure and online risks.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX and xAI are now competing to build AI-powered drone swarms for the Pentagon, where multiple drones act like one coordinated “intelligent” weapon system. What does that mean? Scroll down to learn how it works.

Bangladesh is set to swear in a new Prime Minister, along with a fresh cabinet and parliament. The official oath-taking ceremony will take place on Tuesday, marking a new chapter in the country’s political landscape. This transition comes after recent elections and is expected to shape Bangladesh’s governance and policy directions.

Ireland welcomes India’s rapid advancements in AI as the Irish minister discusses the landmark India-EU trade deal with WION. The conversation highlights India’s technological leadership, growing global economic influence, and the potential for deeper cooperation between Europe and India in AI, innovation, and trade.

US President Donald Trump says Washington is in active talks with Cuba, with Marco Rubio leading discussions. While signalling openness to a deal, the US is increasing economic pressure through sanctions and fuel restrictions, aiming to push political and economic changes in the island nation.

French President Emmanuel Macron has arrived in Mumbai, India, for an official visit. To welcome him, the Bandra-Worli Sea Link was beautifully illuminated, showcasing the city’s grandeur and hospitality. The visit marks an important step in strengthening India-France ties, focusing on diplomacy, trade, and cultural exchange. This historic arrival attracted wide attention from citizens and media alike.

The UK government has abandoned its controversial plan to delay elections following mounting legal pressure and a formal challenge. The Labour government’s retreat comes amid criticism from opposition figures and constitutional experts who argued the move undermined democratic norms. Nigel Farage declared the reversal a victory, stating that “democracy has been defended.” The episode has intensified political tensions, raising questions about electoral processes, legal oversight, and the balance of power in British politics.

France is witnessing a record surge in crypto-related crimes, with authorities reporting multiple kidnappings and so-called “wrench attacks” targeting cryptocurrency holders. By mid-February alone, several abductions linked to digital assets have been recorded, raising alarm across Europe. The spike has prompted concerns over the security of crypto investors and the growing trend of criminals using physical coercion to access digital wallets. Law enforcement agencies are now under pressure to counter this emerging threat in the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency sector.

Australia has confirmed it will not repatriate more citizens from Syrian detention camps, despite some nationals reportedly being released due to “technical issues.” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stressed that any Australians who manage to return independently would face the full force of the law. The issue remains politically sensitive, as many of those held in the camps are linked to alleged extremist networks, raising national security and legal concerns.

Havana is grappling with a mounting garbage crisis as fuel shortages leave waste collection trucks stranded. Trash continues to pile up across streets and sidewalks, with residents reporting strong odors and growing health concerns. Meanwhile, Spain has announced humanitarian aid to support Cuba amid the worsening situation.

Before he scored a brilliant 52-ball unbeaten 100 in a chase of 182, Nissanka also plucked a blinding catch out of thin air - as a sign that it was his day and it was indeed. Sri Lanka bossed the chase of 182 in just 18 overs and qualified for the Super 8 from Group B.