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Supreme Court may frame guidelines on pellet gun use after Jantar Mantar protest

The Supreme Court said it may frame guidelines on the use of pellet guns for crowd control after the Jantar Mantar protest, while ordering a probe into alleged excesses.

Why did India turn down the US offer for F-35 fighter jets? EXPLAINED

India had also previously been offered the aircraft; reports indicate that New Delhi opted against pursuing the acquisition to prioritise its domestic defence goals and indigenous fighter projects.

MeT warns of torrential rain, flash floods and landslides in J&K

According to the MeT Department in Srinagar, widespread rain accompanied by thunderstorms is expected at multiple locations, particularly during the afternoon, evening and early morning hours.

EXCLUSIVE | Payal Gaming reacts to The Alliance exit: 'If it was in-house voting, I would have been a finalist'

Payal Gaming is one of India's most popular gaming creators and streamers and has built a massive fan base over the years. She recently stepped into the reality TV show The Alliance, where her journey ended in a shocking elimination just before the finale week.

Trump vows to punish Canada over wildfire smoke, says they'll 'find out soon'

Donald Trump says he will punish Canada over wildfire smoke affecting US air quality, but declined to reveal the measures. Wildfires continue to rage across Canada.

'Delhi, state govts at liberty to close FIRs' against CJP protesters, SC clarifies

The Court made the clarification after petitioners pointed out that the withdrawal of FIRs was a commitment made by the Union to the Cockroach Janata Party leaders to end the protests.

Ben Gvir's crocodile moat plan faces legal obstacle

An Israeli court has temporarily blocked a controversial proposal to transfer crocodiles to Ketziot Prison as part of a security moat plan backed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. The move was halted after an animal welfare group challenged the legality of the plan, arguing the reptiles should be treated as a protected species.

Jammu & Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi receives maiden India call-up

Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi has earned his maiden India Test call-up after replacing the injured Jasprit Bumrah for the upcoming Sri Lanka tour. Fresh off a standout domestic season and J&K's historic Ranji Trophy triumph, Nabi could become the first-ever Test cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir if he makes his debut.

Ex-French pilot investigated over alleged China espionage and fighter secrets

A former French naval aviator is under formal investigation over allegations that he collected sensitive military information for Chinese operatives. The experienced pilot previously flew Rafale M and Super Étendard aircraft from France’s Charles de Gaulle carrier. Investigators are examining his reported visits to China, undeclared contacts and alleged involvement in training Chinese military pilots. His controversial praise for Chinese fighters and criticism of India’s Rafale jets have placed his past statements under renewed scrutiny. The case highlights growing European concerns about espionage, military expertise and the protection of advanced aviation knowledge.

Barbie sequel gets stalled over fee disputes

Warner Bros. is racing to secure the rights for a Barbie sequel, with a December deadline looming before they revert to Mattel. Talks with Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and director Greta Gerwig have reportedly stalled over profit-sharing terms, raising uncertainty over the blockbuster franchise's future.

Lock Upp 2: Harshad Chopda becomes first finalist, Shreya Kalra tries to evict Shivangi Joshi

Harshad Chopda became the first finalist of Lock Upp 2. The decision came after an emotional group task to select the season's first finalist. Read to know more.

How India's education audiovisual (AV) market is entering new growth phase as AI reshapes classrooms?

The entry of AI-powered displays allows educators to generate content dynamically, automate lesson summaries, and track engagement in real time, increasing the efficiency of the learning of student learning.

‘We are not having negotiations with US’: Iran denies Trump’s claim, says working with Oman on temporary Hormuz shipping route

Iran denied holding negotiations with the United States, clarifying that it is instead collaborating with Oman to create a temporary, two-way transit corridor in the Strait of Hormuz to ensure safe navigation.

Three South Asian nations are in the US visa bond programme, which has become permanent. Is your country among them?

The US has made its visa bond programme permanent from August 3, covering 50 countries, including three in South Asia. Here are the details

Gaurav Khanna, Karan Wahi and others suffer injuries on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15; Netizens blast 'cruel' pellet gun task

Gaurav Khanna, Karan Wahi and others suffer injuries on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15; Netizens blast "Cruel" pellet gun task

Decapeptide-12: Unveiling a precision peptide in pigmentation research

Decapeptide-12 is a synthetic 10-amino-acid peptide researched for its precision targeting of melanogenesis. By regulating tyrosinase, MITF, and cellular signalling pathways, it serves as a model in peptide engineering.

Maharashtra: Days after rescue mission, Indian first responder dies in pothole crash

Police said Gore was riding to work on Sunday when his Royal Enfield motorcycle hit a large pothole near the Bharangi River bridge on the Mumbai-Nashik Highway in Shahapur, about 80 kilometres northeast of Mumbai.

Kashmir Valley on high alert after recent terror strikes. All you need to know

Security forces in the Kashmir Valley are on high alert following recent TRF terror attacks. Measures include thousands of detentions, increased checkpoints, and heightened protection for the Amarnath Yatra and Independence Day.

Violence continues in Nigeria: At least 30 killed in Kaduna village raid, children among dead

At least 30 people have been killed after armed men attacked a village in Nigeria's northwestern Kaduna state, according to residents. Witnesses say the attackers stormed the community around midnight, opened fire on villagers, and set homes ablaze before fleeing. Among the victims were women, children, and elderly residents. Local sources say several people were injured, while others were taken to nearby medical facilities for treatment. The attack is the latest in a series of deadly raids that have plagued parts of northwestern Nigeria, where armed gangs and criminal groups continue to pose major security challenges.