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WWE SummerSlam 2026 Match Card: Night 1 & Night 2 schedule, main events & full lineup

WWE SummerSlam 2026 Full Match Card: Check the Night 1 and Night 2 schedule, main events featuring Roman Reigns and CM Punk, and India live streaming details.

'Fifth-generation fighters': Can the S-400 shoot down an F-35?
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While the S-400 air defence system has a 400 km range, it can only secure a weapons lock on the stealthy F-35 from 20 to 30 miles away. This allows the aircraft to launch anti-radiation missiles from 60 miles out, neutralising the radar first.

Tesla may sell its China business as Elon Musk explores SpaceX merger: Report

Tesla is reportedly exploring options to separate its China business including a spinoff or sale as Elon Musk considers a possible merger with SpaceX. The move could ease US national security concerns but would significantly reshape Tesla's global manufacturing and business operations.

Apple may put advanced Siri AI features behind a paywall, Tim Cook hints at iCloud+ upgrade

Apple CEO Tim Cook has indicated that advanced Siri AI features may eventually require an iCloud+ subscription for heavy users. The move would align Apple's strategy with OpenAI and Anthropic as it prepares to launch its biggest Siri upgrade with iOS 27.

Delhi govt plans 'Property Aadhaar' for every property: What it means for owners?

The Delhi government plans to introduce Property Aadhaar under the proposed Delhi Land Records Bill, 2026, to digitise property records, simplify ownership and transactions, and help reduce land disputes.

'Let's guide the misguided': PM Modi's message amid row over expletives used against him at Jantar Mantar

He further said that it is the duty of the society to show these youngsters the right path rather than lodging cases against them and putting them behind bars.

China's Hidden Desert Healing Secret | Inner Mongolia's Natural Salt Therapy Attracts Tourists

Inner Mongolia is emerging as one of China's most unique wellness destinations, where people are turning to nature instead of conventional treatments for relief from body aches, joint pain, and stress. Combining the warmth of the desert sun with mineral-rich natural salt therapy, the region is attracting both locals and tourists looking for alternative healing experiences. The natural wellness trend highlights how Inner Mongolia's unique landscape is being used for therapeutic purposes. Visitors are embracing traditional healing practices that include exposure to mineral-rich salt, desert heat therapy, and outdoor wellness experiences believed to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and ease chronic pain.

Beijing’s AI nightmare: Its own models could challenge Communist rule | Gravitas

Open-source models can be downloaded, modified and used by anyone, even after safety protections are removed. This strategy helped Chinese AI gain worldwide acceptance because it is cheaper and more accessible. However, for Beijing the same openness is creating risks it cannot fully control.

Europe's Heatwave Uncovers WWII Secrets Beneath Rivers | Hidden Relics Emerge as Water Levels Plunge

Europe's relentless heatwave is doing more than drying up rivers and lakes—it is exposing long-hidden pieces of history. As water levels plunge to historic lows, World War II relics, abandoned vessels, and other forgotten artifacts are emerging from beneath Europe's waterways. Experts say the discoveries offer a rare glimpse into one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century while also highlighting the growing impact of climate change and prolonged drought across the continent

34 workers killed in methane blast at coal mine in Pakistan's Balochistan | Video

A deadly coal mine explosion in Balochistan claimed 34 lives and left rescue workers searching for other miners feared trapped deep underground.

Shipping safety raised during EAM Jaishankar, Iran FM Araghchi talks

Indian seafarers have paid a particularly heavy price. In recent months, multiple incidents have left Indian crew members dead or injured. Overall, at least 8 Indian sailors have been killed and dozens injured since hostilities intensified.

'Aesthetic pooja'? Internet trolls Bhumi Pednekar for wearing sunglasses during temple visit

On the first day of Sawan, Bhumi Pednekar visited a Shiva temple to seek blessings. What was meant to be a spiritual outing quickly sparked debate online, with netizens trolling the actress for wearing sunglasses and calling it an "aesthetic pooja."

How CIA & Mossad are trying to trace Mojtaba Khamenei using human intelligence

The CIA and Mossad are reportedly struggling to locate Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, with the search increasingly relying on human intelligence after electronic surveillance failed to reveal his whereabouts.

iPhone 18 Pro could be Apple's biggest price jump in years, says new leak

A fresh leak suggests Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max could cost $250-$300 more than current models. Rising 2nm chip costs, expensive memory and AI-driven supply chain pressures are reportedly behind the expected price increase ahead of the rumoured September launch.

ByteDance unveils Seedance 2.5 to take on OpenAI, Google and Kling in AI video race

ByteDance has launched Seedance 2.5, its latest AI video generation model featuring support for 50 reference files, 30-second video creation, timestamp-level editing and improved creative control.

Google unveils Gemini Robotics 2: New AI brain lets humanoid robots walk, think and complete complex tasks

Google DeepMind has launched Gemini Robotics 2, an AI model designed to give humanoid robots advanced reasoning, full-body movement and task-planning abilities.

AI is changing customer support jobs, but people remain central

Artificial intelligence is reshaping customer support by automating routine tasks, but human expertise remains vital for complex and sensitive cases. Industry experts say businesses should prioritise resolving customer issues over relying solely on automation to improve service quality.

Iran-Linked Cyberattack? FBI Probes Minnesota Water System Hack |US Critical Infrastructure Targeted

Federal investigators are probing a suspected cyberattack on more than 30 community water systems across Minnesota, after malicious digital activity disrupted operations and forced several utilities to switch to manual controls. According to state officials, four cities publicly confirmed the attacks, while investigators are examining whether the hackers have links to Iranian cyber groups. The FBI has cautioned that the findings remain preliminary, and officials are also considering whether the attackers intentionally tried to appear Iran-based amid heightened U.S.-Iran tensions. The incident has once again raised concerns over the security of America's critical infrastructure, including water, wastewater, energy, and transportation systems. Previous cyber incidents involving alleged Iran-linked hacking groups have already placed U.S. utilities on high alert.

CIA & Mossad Try to Trace Mojtaba Khamenei Using Human Intel  | GRAVITAS

#Gravitas The search for Iran's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has turned into a quest for the CIA and Mossad, where technology is falling short, and human intelligence is now taking centre stage.