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The apex court directed all states and union territories to ensure girl students in private and government schools are provided biodegradable menstrual sanitary pads for free.

Alcaraz had already lost his two-set advantage after Zverev won the third and fourth set and the German was up 3-2 in the final set as well. Alcaraz was down 15-30 in the sixth game of the deciding set when he played the 'point of the match.'

Sunny Deol, the 68-year-old action icon, returned to the game with his massive Border 2 legacy. Following that, take a look at the list of the actor's top five highest-rated movies, which have never faded in his four-decade career.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that no single nation can tackle global challenges alone, highlighting the importance of international law, cooperation, and multilateral action. Speaking on pressing issues such as climate change, conflicts, and economic inequality, Guterres stressed that global problems require collective solutions and collaboration among nations.

Russian scientists are testing a plasma rocket engine that uses electromagnetic fields instead of fuel combustion, potentially cutting Mars travel time to under a month.

'Put this call on recording… I am killing your sister': Chilling call in Delhi SWAT commando’s murder

The creation of the India-Arab Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture (IACCIA) stems from the India-Arab Cooperation Forum, initiated under the Muscat Declaration at the Fifth Arab-Indian Partnership Conference in 2016, and further endorsed by the Delhi Declaration in 2023.

A brain chip developed by Neuralink has helped a paralysed patient control a computer cursor using brain signals. The breakthrough highlights advances in brain–computer interface technology, offering new possibilities for people with severe spinal injuries, though experts caution that wider clinical testing is still needed.

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened new tariffs on Cuba in a bid to escalate pressure over political and economic issues. This move highlights the continuing tensions between Washington and Havana, with potential impacts on trade, travel, and diplomatic relations. Experts warn that such measures could further strain U.S.-Cuba ties and affect Cuban citizens’ access to essential goods.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s visit to China has drawn attention as U.S. President Donald Trump warns Britain over its approach to Beijing. During the talks, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of long-term cooperation and strengthening economic and diplomatic ties. The meetings included agreements on visa-free travel and tariff reductions, highlighting efforts to boost UK-China trade relations.

China’s football authorities have handed lifetime bans to 73 people, including a former national team coach. The Chinese Football Association said the move is aimed at restoring integrity and credibility to Chinese football.

Japan has recorded a troubling rise in child suicides in 2025, reaching the highest level on record, according to government data. Officials say school-related stress remains one of the leading contributing factors, prompting renewed calls for stronger mental health support, counselling systems and reforms within the education system.

Besides her acting career, Kangana Ranaut has successfully shifted the focus to her appearances in the Indian Parliament as a Member of Parliament, redefining political fashion.

On bilateral relations between India and Sudan, the foreign minister pointed to a deep-rooted historical connection that both sides are keen to modernise.

Despite talk of a bubble, AI firms are rushing towards IPOs in the US and China. In the US, the race is between OpenAI, and its competitors like Anthropic and xAI. In China, AI Tigers' and chipmakers are listing fast with big valuations

Panama’s Supreme Court ruled contracts with CK Hutchison to operate Panama Canal ports 'unconstitutional', potentially reshaping port control and legal frameworks

In 2006 he was appointed as the member of the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors by the then-US president George W Bush.

A man dressed as Batman took to the podium at a Santa Clara city council meeting to confront officials about the possible presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at Super Bowl 60 in February.

British boxer Anthony Joshua has broken his silence following a fatal car crash in Nigeria, paying tribute to friends who lost their lives in the accident.