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CBI reveals digital trail behind NEET UG 2026 paper leak through WhatsApp groups, Telegram chats and photos

CBI chargesheet in the NEET UG 2026 paper leak case alleges WhatsApp and Telegram were used to leak the question paper. Digital evidence, forensic reports, PDFs, chats and 13 accused named

What are dark patterns? IndiGo, Jio under scanner over deceptive online practices | WION Decodes

CCPA’s action against IndiGo, Jio and others highlights dark patterns – deceptive online designs that manipulate users through hidden charges, fake urgency, forced choices and difficult cancellations.

India watches Jeddah defence talks: Will new deal draw Pak, Turkiye into war?

A new round of defence discussions in Jeddah is drawing attention across the region, with analysts assessing the potential impact on Middle East security dynamics and regional military cooperation. The talks have sparked debate over whether emerging defence arrangements could influence the roles of Pakistan and Türkiye in future regional contingencies. India is closely monitoring developments as shifting alliances, security partnerships, and strategic calculations reshape the geopolitical landscape. The outcome of these discussions could have implications for regional stability, defence cooperation, and broader power dynamics stretching from the Gulf to South Asia.

No connection between Jantar Mantar protesters and Pakistan-based ISI terror module, Punjab Police clarify

Police confirmed that in the original press conference, it was claimed that some of the arrested accused had visited Jantar Mantar, where they conducted a recce of the area and planned to target the demonstrators using petrol bombs.

Explained | Can India reach WTC final with a series win in Sri Lanka?

India will look to improve their World Test Championship standing when they face Sri Lanka in a crucial two-Test series, with a clean sweep boosting their qualification hopes.

Operation Safed Sagar review: Siddharth and Jimmy Shergill soar in a restrained Kargil war drama

Operation Safed Sagar, the new Netflix web series, gives a detailed account of the crucial roles that the Indian Air Force played in capturing key points during the Kargil War in 1999. The war drama has deft writing and powerful performances from its cast.

Eknath Shinde to meet pm modi in Delhi | Cabinet expansion, Maharashtra issues on agenda

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is likely to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi as discussions intensify over key political and governance issues. According to sources, the meeting is expected to cover the situation following recent student protests, developments in Maharashtra, and matters concerning NDA allies. The interaction comes amid significant political developments within Shiv Sena and speculation surrounding a possible Cabinet expansion. Discussions on development projects in constituencies represented by Shiv Sena MPs may also feature during the meeting.

Uganda backs proposed Gaza stabalisation force

Uganda has backed the proposed Gaza Stabilisation Force aimed at supporting security and stability efforts in the region. The move comes amid ongoing discussions over post-conflict arrangements, humanitarian needs, and international involvement in Gaza.

AI just made the first viruses that do not exist on Earth. 'That's how they create the next zombie virus,' netizens say

Humans have created the first viruses using AI. Plenty of things could go wrong from here, experts warned, although the positive implications of the tech are also huge. What is needed is responsible research and proper safeguards.

From Spider-Man to Michael and Obsession: Hollywood triumphs at the Indian box office - and 'desi fans' are loving it!

The first half of 2026 has flown by, and it’s proved to be extremely lucky for Hollywood's theatrical releases in India. From sci-fi hit Project Hail Mary to The Odyssey and now Spider-Man: Brand New Day, movies have delivered outstanding performances at the box office in India.

India drug approval: Health ministry notifies amended rules

India has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945, introducing stricter penalties for pharmaceutical companies and applicants that submit fake, manipulated, or fabricated data during the drug approval process. Under the revised framework, licensing authorities can reject applications, cancel existing licenses, and temporarily debar companies from filing fresh applications. The move is aimed at strengthening regulatory oversight, improving transparency, and ensuring the integrity of drug approval submissions. The new rules signal a tougher stance on compliance and data authenticity in India's pharmaceutical sector.

Trilateral alliance builds on Pakistan-Saudi defence pact

Pakistan, Türkiye, and Saudi Arabia are set to strengthen defence cooperation with a proposed trilateral defence pact aimed at expanding military coordination and strategic ties. The agreement comes amid growing security challenges in the region and shifting alliances across the Middle East and South Asia.

Gujarat's mystery well baffles all: No earthquake link to ripples

A mysterious well in Gujarat has left locals and experts intrigued as unusual ripples and movements continue to draw attention. Despite speculation among curious visitors, authorities have clarified that there is no connection between the phenomenon and any earthquake activity.

Trump's battleship fantasy gets a $275 Billion reality check

The Trump administration’s plan for the U.S. Navy to build its largest battleships is estimated to cost $275 billion, and U.S. shipyards may not have the capacity to build them, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office.

Ebola alert in Africa: cases cross 4,000 in Congo | New vaccine push

The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing its fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record, with more than 3,800 confirmed cases and over 1,700 deaths reported since the epidemic was declared in May. Health officials say the Bundibugyo strain has spread across multiple provinces, with nearly 90% of cases concentrated in Ituri Province. The World Health Organization (WHO) has fast-tracked clinical trials for experimental vaccines and treatments as the crisis continues to worsen. Canada has approved a Phase 1 clinical trial for an experimental mRNA vaccine targeting the Bundibugyo strain, becoming only the second country after the UK to authorize human testing.

'Devil Wears Prada 2' wardrobe joins Hollywood history

The iconic movie 'Devil Wears Prada 2' is making headlines as its glamorous wardrobe becomes part of Hollywood history. With unforgettable styles, high-fashion looks, and a legacy built from the original film, the sequel is bringing back the magic of designer fashion and cinematic style.

Vishal Bhardwaj to develop film on Tarun Tejpal case after latest court verdict: Report

Vishal Bhardwaj has reportedly confirmed that he is developing a film based on the Tarun Tejpal case. This comes after the Bombay High Court's latest verdict. Read to know more.

Thailand teen killed grandparents before shooting teachers at school – What we know about suspect

A 14-year-old in Thailand allegedly killed his grandparents before opening fire at his school in Nonthaburi, where at least five teachers were killed. The teen later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

IAF's toughest course conquered: Bhawana Kanth joins 'top gun' league

Indian Air Force fighter pilot Bhawana Kanth has achieved another milestone by completing one of the IAF’s most challenging combat training courses, earning a place among India’s elite fighter pilots. Her achievement marks a major step forward in her journey and highlights the growing role of women in India’s defence forces. From breaking barriers to mastering advanced fighter skills, Bhawana Kanth’s story is a testament to courage, dedication, and determination.