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Indian film ‘Dhurandhar’ is making waves globally, claiming the top spot on Netflix’s film list and trending in 22 countries. Its popularity has surged in Pakistan and beyond, showcasing a classic Streisand Effect in action.

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran to either negotiate a deal or face serious consequences. Meanwhile, on the anniversary of Iran’s revolution, authorities confirmed there will be no amnesty for detained protesters.

Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi has secured a landslide victory in snap elections, with her coalition projected to win 328 of 465 seats. The decisive win strengthens Takaichi’s mandate and sets the stage for her government’s policies moving forward.

NASA is preparing to return humans to the lunar surface under the Artemis programme. While the upcoming Artemis II mission involves a 10-day orbit, NASA’s Artemis III mission plans to land two astronauts on the Moon for approximately six and a half days.

The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will not visit the United States in 2026, disappointing hopes for a historic homecoming tour. Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni confirmed no U.S. trip is expected this year.

Unseasonal heavy rains hit Colombia, killing at least 13 people and causing widespread destruction. Floods and landslides have forced evacuations and disrupted daily life. Stay updated on the latest news from Colombia’s rain disaster.

India and Pakistan haven't played any bilateral cricket since 2012, and only face off in ICC and ACC events, including the World Cups and Asia Cup.

The Republic of Guinea has jailed two American pilots who landed in the country to refuel their plane. They claim they did so after gaining permission from air traffic control. However, they were jailed after being accused of violating the country's airspace.

Fans are protesting Ticketmaster after struggling to secure concert tickets despite paid memberships. Allegations claim resellers bypassed rules, while VIP resale prices soar up to $10,000 per seat, fueling frustration and calls for fair access.

PM Modi urges aspiring entrepreneurs to focus on learning rather than teaching as they start their ventures. Sharing his startup mantra, he emphasized that it’s never too late to begin and innovate. Watch to know his key tips for young entrepreneurs.

South Sudan faces a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions affected by conflict and food insecurity. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is calling for immediate humanitarian access to provide medical care and relief to those in urgent need. Stay updated on the latest developments from South Sudan.

Elon Musk offers to pay legal costs for Epstein victims who speak out after a Super Bowl ad, as Epstein files reveal Musk’s own links and contradictions.

As part of his preparation, Adarsh Gourav travelled across Mumbai city to meet underground rappers. Gourav opened up that these were not mere meet and greets but more of getting to see their inner worlds.

AI tools like Anthropic’s Claude are enabling founders to start businesses alone, with AI acting as a full-time co-worker. From coding to marketing, AI coworking is lowering costs and making solopreneurship the default startup model.

Scientists in New Zealand are warning that climate change is accelerating the risk of landslides, already the country’s deadliest natural hazard. After another deadly collapse killed eight people in January, experts say extreme weather is becoming more frequent, more intense, and far more dangerous.

India has launched inspections of 400 uncontrolled airstrips after the Aviation Ministry flagged regulatory blindspots. Authorities aim to strengthen aviation safety and ensure all airstrips meet operational standards. Stay updated on India’s aviation safety measures.

Storm Marta is still lashing the Iberian Peninsula in southern Spain. Floodwaters remain high in and around Jerez de la Frontera, with streets submerged, homes waterlogged, and farmlands drowned.

The over 6-Crore worth Lamborghini driven by Shivam Mishra, son of an affluent businessman, tried to flee the scene after hitting pedestrians on VIP road of Kanpur.

A double murder in France is giving police officers sleepless nights because of identical twin brothers who are on trial. Since they share the same DNA, forensic experts don't know which one of them made the shot. While both of them planned them, only one of them killed.