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Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky warns of new Russian strikes within 48 hours

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issues an urgent national security alert, warning that intelligence data points to massive, coordinated Russian missile and drone strikes targeting critical energy infrastructure and command centers across major Ukrainian cities within the next 48 hours.

CJP protests: CJP-govt meeting today over Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

High-stakes negotiations resume in New Delhi as Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders sit down for a crucial second day of talks with Union Ministers. The protests, fueled by nationwide outrage over examination irregularities and the recent police crackdown on demonstrators, have centered on a singular, non-negotiable demand: the immediate resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

South China Sea clash continues as China and Philippines face off near Scarborough Shoal

Tensions boil over in the South China Sea as the China Coast Guard deploys water cannons and performs reckless blocking maneuvers against Philippine government and fisheries vessels near the disputed Scarborough Shoal for a second consecutive day.

IND vs ZIM, 2nd T20I: When and where to watch live streaming in India?

As the crucial T20I clash between India and Zimbabwe approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

Ramayana at Comic-Con: Ranbir Kapoor reveals why Yash was the perfect choice to play Ravana

At the San Diego Comic-Con, Ramayana star Ranbir Kapoor and Yash opened up about the much-awaited film. During the panel discussion, Ranbir shared why he believes Yash was the right choice for the role of Ravana.

NEET Protests riddled with misinformation? Delhi Police blocks 480 Pakistan-based handles spreading 'fake news' since Operation Sindoor

Delhi Police says it has blocked around 480 Pakistan-linked social media handles allegedly spreading misinformation about the NEET-UG paper leak protests, claiming many of the accounts were also active during Operation Sindoor.

'Shame on a country that...': Sonam Wangchuk slams haters, rejects 'deal' claims after ending 26 day fast | WATCH

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk has defended his decision to end a 26-day hunger strike in support of students protesting over the alleged NEET paper leak. Rejecting claims that he struck a deal with the government he said he does not need a "character certificate" to prove his sincerity.

'Trust Trump, he understands Saudi psychology': Stephen Miller defends surprise Israel condition in US-Saudi nuclear deal

White House deputy chief of staff says Americans should 'just assume and trust' Trump as Saudi Arabia resists normalising ties with Israel. Here's what he said.

Assam flood deaths rise to 61; 80,000 still stranded without relief

A devastating flood in Assam has claimed 61 lives and impacted over 7.05 lakh people across nine districts. Sivasagar is hardest hit, while 80,000 stranded residents await inaccessible relief.

Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee stays blocked after appeals court ruling. All you need to know

A US federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to reinstate a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas, upholding a lower court ruling that called it an unlawful tax.

'Unlike his father': US intelligence flags Iran's new leader's ‘nuclear ambitions’

US intelligence indicates Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is more inclined than his father to pursue advanced, missile-compatible nuclear weapons, despite Iran's public denials and a historic fatwa.

'Ramayana' takes centre stage at San Diego comic-con

India's epic Ramayana has captured global attention at San Diego Comic-Con, one of the world's biggest entertainment and pop culture events. The presentation offered audiences a glimpse into the highly anticipated adaptation, generating excitement among fans of mythology and cinema. Here's how Ramayana made its mark on the global stage and why the project is drawing worldwide interest.

‘If they had nuclear weapon, there might not be a Middle East today’: Trump’s fresh jibe at Iran

Donald Trump warned Iran possessing nuclear weapons could destroy West Asia, confirming ongoing negotiations with Tehran while keeping military action on the table to prevent nuclear capability.

Friedrich Merz reshuffles cabinet after Jens Spahn's resignation

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has carried out the first major cabinet reshuffle of his government following the resignation of Jens Spahn. The move marks a significant moment for the new administration as Berlin navigates domestic challenges, economic concerns and key European policy priorities. Watch this report for details on the cabinet changes, political reactions and what the reshuffle means for Germany's future.

Cricket Australia open to staging ashes test in India

Cricket Australia says it is open to staging an Ashes test in India in the future.

Chey Tae-Won to pay 944 billion Won to wife

One of South Korea's most closely watched legal battles has resulted in a landmark ruling. SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won has been ordered to pay 944 billion won to his former wife in what local media has dubbed the country's "divorce of the year." The case has drawn widespread attention due to its record-setting settlement and implications for corporate families in South Korea.

PM Modi tells youth: Your love & trust gave me the strength

Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked India's youth amid the ongoing NEET protest movement, saying that their love, support and trust gave him the strength to continue working for the nation. His remarks come at a time when concerns over education, jobs and examination-related issues remain at the forefront of public debate. Watch the full report for details on PM Modi's message and the political reactions surrounding it.

Paramount agrees to pause Warner Bros deal as states' legal challenge heads to trial

Paramount Skydance agreed to pause its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition until at least June pending a state-led antitrust trial, potentially facing $1.7 billion in delay fees.

Indian government cites Pakistan's weather advisory to back claims

India has rejected Pakistan's allegations regarding flooding, pointing to Pakistan's own weather advisories as evidence supporting its position. The dispute comes amid heavy monsoon rains and rising flood concerns across the region. Watch this report for the latest developments, official responses, and the growing diplomatic exchange between New Delhi and Islamabad.