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The Russia-Ukraine war has intensified as Russian forces launch a major ballistic missile attack on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv. The latest strikes have raised concerns over civilian safety, infrastructure damage and further escalation in the ongoing conflict.

More than 1,00,843 schools across India are reportedly operating with only one teacher, highlighting a significant challenge in the country's education system. The issue has raised concerns about teacher shortages, learning outcomes, and access to quality education, particularly in rural and remote areas.

CRPF DG Gyanendra Pratap Singh urged personnel to perform their duties fearlessly and assured them he would take responsibility for bona fide actions. His remarks came amid a probe into alleged pellet gun use during the July 20 CJP protest and a Supreme Court hearing.

The head of US Central Command has warned American troops that photos, videos and social media posts shared from their phones could help Iran identify military targets and assess the effectiveness of missile strikes.

A US brewery has lost its alcohol permit, with the owner alleging that the regulatory action was motivated by their outspoken political and public views. Authorities maintain that the decision was based on licensing and compliance requirements, while the owner claims it raises concerns about free speech and selective enforcement.

The West Asia conflict has taken a dangerous new turn. This comes after a drone strike targeted a US-owned gas tanker at Egypt's Damietta Port. A powerful explosion rocked the port, sending flames across the terminal. The attack on a US-linked gas tanker in Egypt has heightened concerns in the region. Join us live to know more on this.

Ajinkya Rahane’s memorable Test career featured several overseas masterclasses, with his Lord’s century and MCG hundred among his finest performances.

The Hiroshima bombing not only changed the world, but it also acted as a catalyst for the formation of a new material. After nearly 81 years, scientists have found a strange material inside the Hiroshimaite on the beaches.

FIFA has officially opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina following the heated scenes that erupted after their 1-0 World Cup final defeat to Spain. Multiple Argentina players and staff members are under investigation, including Nahuel Molina, Leandro Paredes and assistant coach Roberto Ayala. The probe follows post-match altercations involving players from both teams after Spain secured their second FIFA World Cup title. FIFA's disciplinary and ethics prosecutor recommended further action, with allegations ranging from unsporting behaviour to assault under the governing body's disciplinary code.

Mainstream political parties, along with other leaders in Jammu and Kashmir, have displayed rare unanimity in denouncing the developments across the Line of Control (LoC).

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Academic Researchers, giving 100,000 researchers free access to GPT-5.6 Sol Pro, scientific AI tools and coding assistance through 2027. The company says the programme is designed to accelerate scientific discovery by putting frontier AI into researchers' hands.

Ministry spokesperson Colonel Saud Abdulaziz al-Atwan stated that officials responded soon after the strike and began handling the incident in coordination with relevant agencies.

Japan's demographic crisis is becoming harder to ignore. The country's population has fallen by nearly 3 million people in just five years, while major cities such as Yokohama are recording historic population declines. Hiroshima is seeing young residents move to Tokyo in search of opportunities, leaving regional areas struggling to maintain growth. As birth rates fall and households become smaller, both nations are searching for answers to a rapidly changing demographic reality.

Massive wildfires in southwest France have forced around 250,000 people to leave their homes as firefighters battle to contain the rapidly spreading flames. The blaze has moved closer to the Bordeaux region, raising concerns for communities, vineyards, and surrounding areas as emergency crews continue rescue and containment efforts.

Telegram is facing regulatory scrutiny in Australia over allegations that extremist and violent material remained accessible on the platform. Authorities are examining whether the messaging app complied with online safety requirements and adequately addressed concerns about harmful content. The case adds to growing global pressure on tech platforms to curb the spread of extremist material while balancing privacy and free speech.

From food bills to luxury renovations and even bathtub-related expenses, scrutiny over funds spent on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's official and private residences has sparked political debate and public interest.

India's marine fishing season is resuming after the annual monsoon fishing ban, with traditional and mechanized boats preparing to return to sea. However, consumers may not see immediate relief in seafood prices. Rising fuel costs, higher transportation expenses, and increased operational costs continue to keep fish prices elevated despite the return of fishing activities across India's western coast.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has hit Indian screens on July 30. Before the big release, Tom Holland and Zendaya turned heads at the London premiere on July 29. The beloved couple's glamorous red-carpet appearance left fans thrilled.

Actress Katie Holmes has reacted to daughter Suri's decision to stop using father Tom Cruise's surname. Read to know more.