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‘We will write the future with ink’: AISA’s Neha Bora after Jharkhand protest ink attack

AISA chief Neha Bora alleged that she and other women protesters were targeted with ink in Ranchi as students continued their agitation over alleged JPSC and JSSC-CGL examination irregularities.

Fan letters, love, marriage, and divorce: Sangeetha and Vijay’s 27-year-long relationship timeline

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay's wife, Sangeetha Sornalingam’, withdrew her divorce petition. With this shocking move, here we take a look at their 27-year-long relationship timeline

Major relief for TN CM Vijay as wife Sangeetha withdraws infidelity and divorce petition

In a major relief to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, his wife Sangeetha has withdrawn the divorce petition, drawing the legal case to a close. A court on Friday adjourned the case after Sangeetha appeared on video call and submitted reasons for withdrawing the case.

 Nathu-La Border Trade Resumes After Six Years | Wion News

Trade through the Nathu-La resumed on August 1 after being suspended in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. The route will operate seasonally from May to November, with trading from Monday to Thursday under the existing list of approved commodities.

Why Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te was taken to a secret command centre during war drills

Taiwan simulates a decapitation strike during Han Kuang military drills as President Lai Ching-te rehearses wartime evacuation. Troops defend key bridges amid growing China tensions

Korea Masters 2026: Ashmita Chaliha, Rakshitha Sree advance to semifinals

Ashmita Chaliha and Rakshitha Ramraj booked their places in the Korea Masters Super 300 semi-finals after impressive quarterfinal wins, setting up an all-Indian clash for a spot in the final.

'You fear eggs', asks SC to Mahua Moitra, turns down petition seeking virtual appearance before police

Mahua Moitra, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP wants to appear before the police through video conferencing as she fears eggs to be thrown at her.

How repeated paper leaks are breaking students before they begin their journey? EXPLAINED

A string of paper leak controversies in recent years, from NEET-UG to state-level recruitment exams, has left aspirants increasingly uncertain about the sanctity of the very systems meant to evaluate them.

A man inside a billboard? Netflix’s bizarre The Last House promo leaves the internet stunned

While promotions are often said to be creative, what Netflix has just done to promote its new outing, The Last House, is on another level of creativity, or we can also call it an experiment.

Ukraine Drones Strike Deep Inside Russia | Major Wildberries Warehouse Hit 2,000 KM From Border

Ukraine has launched another long-range drone strike deep inside Russian territory, hitting a major Wildberries warehouse more than 2,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The attack is part of Kyiv's growing campaign targeting Russia's logistics infrastructure. According to reports, nearly 20 Wildberries facilities have been struck since mid-July. Ukraine says the strikes are aimed at increasing the cost of Russia's war effort, while Moscow accuses Kyiv of targeting civilian infrastructure. At the same time, Russia has intensified attacks on Ukrainian warehouses, Black Sea ports, and critical export infrastructure, raising concerns over global food supplies and escalating tensions in the Russia-Ukraine war.

'No need to worry, I am with you': PM Modi tells rebel TMC, ex-Uddhav Sena MPs

PM Modi also raised concerns over the frequent disruption of the Parliament due to which new MPs were not getting ample opportunities to speak in the House.

Overlooked for decades, two Egyptian structures buried under sand may have helped build pyramids

An engineering system has been unearthed near one of the oldest pyramids in Egypt, which researchers think helped build the structures in multiple ways. The discovery was made in Dahshur, where two structures had been hiding in plain sight for years.

'India's internal matter': MEA hits back at US Congressman over FCRA Amendment Bill

MEA rejects US Congressman Riley Moore's criticism of the FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, saying India's laws are internal matters. It also clarifies it did not endorse Sheikh Hasina's media event remarks

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan seal landmark Makkah Joint Defence Agreement

Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, pledging collective defence and enhanced military cooperation.

Chilling video shows students take cover as teen opens fire at Thai school

A chilling video shows Thai students taking cover as a teen gunman opens fire at Debsirin Nonthaburi School, killing eight people and injuring over 30. The shooter had allegedly killed his grandparents earlier.

Real Madrid secure Vinicius Jr with contract extension until 2032

Real Madrid announced on Thursday that Vinicius Jr. has signed a new contract, extending his stay at the club until 2032.

DR Congo Ebola Outbreak Worsens |Cases Cross 4,000, Death Toll Tops 1,800 |WHO Issues Urgent Warning

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the second-largest on record, with confirmed cases surpassing 4,000 and more than 1,800 deaths. Health authorities and the WHO are racing to contain the virus as infections continue to spread across multiple provinces. The Africa CDC has launched emergency vaccination efforts while researchers accelerate work on treatments for the Bundibugyo strain, which currently has no approved vaccine. Here's everything you need to know about the worsening health crisis in DR Congo.

Meet Nirmayee Ambetkar: The 17-year-old butterfly star chasing India's first Olympic swimming medal

17-year-old Nirmayee Ambetkar, eyeing LA 2028, broke a 13-year-old national school record in 200m butterfly. Training at Somaiya Sports Academy, she aims to end India's medal drought in Olympic swimming.

South Africa's Garment Industry Faces Worker Shortage After Anti-Immigrant Protests

South Africa's garment industry is facing a growing labour shortage after anti-immigrant protests prompted many migrant workers to leave the country. Factory owners in Newcastle say they have lost up to 19% of their workforce, while manufacturers warn that replacing skilled employees will take years. With falling orders, labour shortages, and financial pressures mounting, some factories now fear closure despite the country's high unemployment rate.