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₹16 crore Dehradun bridge approach road collapses just 17 days after inauguration, repaired within 12 hours

A ₹16 crore bridge approach road in Dehradun collapsed just 17 days after inauguration following heavy rain, as Uttarakhand faces an orange alert.

Veteran Telugu actor Pavala Shyamala dies days after being found on streets

Pavala Shyamala breathed her last at Osmania General Hospital on Tuesday, July 28. She was 75. She reportedly suffered a heart attack.

Philippines: Lawmakers applaud Marcos' strong stance on maritime claims

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr denounced China yesterday in a veiled rebuke in his State of the Nation Address, vowing that his government would defend a 2016 arbitration ruling that invalidated Beijing’s expansive claims in the disputed South China Sea, and saying that Filipinos “do not yield” to conquerors.

Japan: 7.1 magnitude quake recorded in southern Japan; 40,000 houses left without electricity

A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.1 has struck Kumamoto prefecture on Japan's southern main island of Kyushu. The epicenter of the tremors was at a depth of 10 kilometers below the sea surface, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said. Japan's prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, has said injuries have been reported due the quake and a buildings has collapsed in the region. Authorities have issued a tsunami warning, with waves of up to one meter (3.28 feet) expected. Residents in coastal areas have been urged to move to higher ground and follow official evacuation instructions.

Indian coach Ryan ten Doeschate resigns after dismal UK tour, set to rejoin KKR in IPL

Ryan ten Doeschate resigns as India’s assistant coach after a dismal UK tour. The former Dutch captain is set to rejoin IPL franchise KKR as assistant coach.

Allegations of police excess at CJP protests warrant independent probe, says SC

In several of the petitions it has been alleged that the police used pellet guns, electric batons and lathi charged students to disperse them from wherever they gathered to protest.

Iran publicly executes two protesters in Isfahan over January unrest

Iran publicly executed two men in Isfahan over the January 2026 protests. The UN criticised the mass death sentences, citing fair trial concerns.

Swiss Cheese makers cut production to offset weak US demand

Swiss cheesemakers are looking beyond the U.S. market after higher import tariffs dented exports of the country's iconic Gruyère cheese. Producers have cut output by 5% while seeking new buyers to offset declining American demand and protect prices.

Watch: Several missing, roads crack open after powerful 7.1-magnitude quake hits Japan

A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan, cracking roads, collapsing buildings, triggering fires and prompting tsunami warnings as authorities reported casualties and people trapped in a damaged shopping mall.

Andrea Pirlo no longer running for Italy job: Faces backlash over Russian betting firm links

Former Italy star Andrea Pirlo has ruled himself out of the race to become Italy's national team coach following controversy over his reported links to a Russian betting company. Pirlo said he is no longer a candidate, ending speculation that he was set to take charge of the Azzurri.

'No sorrow for PoK?': Ex-Pak envoy questions Shehbaz Sharif's silence amid his wildfire solidarity for France

Maleeha Lodhi's comment comes against the backdrop of ongoing unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), where demonstrations led by the Pakistan-administered Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC) have continued for weeks.

'Who ordered pellet guns?': Opposition targets govt over CJP protest crackdown

Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi questioned the government over the alleged use of pellet guns on CJP protesters, demanding accountability during the Lok Sabha debate.

Mumbai's iconic Poornima Restaurant loses FSSAI licence amid Maharashtra FDA's hygiene crackdown

The inspection, conducted on July 23, led the FDA to suspend the restaurants licence with immediate effect under provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006.

Ahead of Tom Holland's Brand New Day: Where to watch all of the Spider-Man movies

Tom Holland is set to reprise the role of the web-crawler in the upcoming Marvel and Sony film, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which is set to release on July 31st. Ahead of the release, here we take a look at all Spider-Man movies and where to watch them.

Commonwealth TT Championship 2026: Indian women outclass Sri Lanka on Day 2

India’s women’s table tennis team dominated Sri Lanka 3-0 on Day 2 of the Commonwealth TT Championship 2026, led by Sreeja Akula, Swastika Ghosh, and Sutirtha Mukherjee.

White phosphorus leak reported inside US airbase in South Korea, evacuation ordered

According to World Health Organisation, white phosphorus ‌is ⁠a highly inflammable substance often used in weapons.

Jr NTR's team shares health update after shoulder injury: 'Advised complete rest for six to eight weeks'

Jr NTR's team has shared that the actor recently suffered a shoulder injury. He will take a break from work for the next six to eight weeks. Read on to know more.

Parliamentary panel summons social media giants after PM Modi video removal row

Meta, Google, X and Snapchat will appear before a parliamentary panel on August 3 amid scrutiny over social media regulation and the removal of PM Modi's Facebook video.

Bank of Baroda confirms data breach, says core banking systems remain secure

Based on the claims, the leaked files include customer records, banking information, audit reports, internal documents and compliance records. Meanwhile, the bank is yet to confirm those claims or disclosed comprised of any customer data.