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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.

Takaichi claims to function on three hours of sleep, tweet sparks work-life balance debate

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has sparked a nationwide debate after revealing that she sleeps only three hours a day. The comment, shared on social media, quickly drew reactions from supporters, critics, health experts, and workers concerned about Japan's demanding work culture. The discussion has reignited questions about work-life balance, productivity, leadership expectations, and the impact of long working hours in one of the world's most work-intensive societies.

Trump says US in talks with Iran, no decision yet on major strikes. Here’s what it means

US President Donald Trump stated the US is negotiating with Iran to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons, while warning that military strikes remain an option if diplomatic efforts fail.

All 28 Indian crew members safe after LPG tanker attacked in Iranian waters: Indian Embassy in Tehran

All 28 Indian crew members aboard the Mozambique-flagged LPG tanker Disha are safe following a missile attack in Iranian waters near the Strait of Hormuz, the Indian Embassy confirmed.

Russian strike on Kyiv drone expo kills 10, injures around 100. This is what we know

A Russian ballistic missile strike hit a defence tech exhibition near Kyiv, killing 10 and injuring roughly 100. Russia targeted drone personnel, raising serious security and event-planning concerns.

Karim Khan ousted as ICC prosecutor over alleged sexual offence case. Details inside

The ICC’s member states voted to remove Prosecutor Karim Khan following an investigation into serious sexual misconduct allegations, marking the first time a sitting prosecutor has been ousted.

China fires water cannons near Scarborough Shoal

Tensions in the South China Sea are boiling over again. For the second straight day, China's Coast Guard fired water cannons at Philippine government vessels near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, with Manila saying one Chinese ship came within just 7 metres of a Philippine fisheries boat, creating what officials called a 'serious risk of collision'.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia unleashes 28,000 tonne nuclear giant ship, Admiral Nakhimov

Russia has reportedly brought its largest nuclear-powered battlecruiser, Admiral Nakhimov, back into service after years of modernization. The warship, equipped with advanced missile systems and upgraded combat capabilities, is expected to strengthen Moscow's naval power as the Russia-Ukraine war continues and geopolitical tensions rise in the Arctic and beyond.

CJP protests rage despite Wangchuk ending strike, says Pradhan’s resignation ‘non-negotiable’ | Gravitas

As protests surged across the country, thousands gathered at Mumbai’s iconic Shivaji Park and expressed their anguish at the current state of education in India. Larger concerns about the country’s education system loom large in the minds of youths.

Pakistan suicide bombing: 15 including 12 security personnel killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

A deadly suicide bombing has struck Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, killing 15 people, including military personnel, police officers and a forest department official. The attack targeted a joint security checkpost in the Tank district when an explosive-laden vehicle rammed into the facility. Pakistani security forces responded with a counter-operation, reportedly killing multiple attackers. The military has blamed the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) for the assault, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the country's northwest.

Gen Z voters emerge as the biggest electoral force in polls

Gen Z is rapidly emerging as one of the most influential voting blocs in India, bringing issues such as jobs, education, exam transparency and opportunities into the political spotlight. With youth-led movements and protests gaining traction, concerns over employment, competitive examinations and educational reforms are becoming central themes in political discourse.

LeBron James signs with Philadelphia 76ers, eyes one last NBA championship

LeBron James has signed with the Philadelphia 76ers after leaving the Los Angeles Lakers. Read why the NBA legend chose Philadelphia, contract details, his quotes, and how the Sixers' new superteam could challenge for the championship

Blade Runner 2099 teaser: Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer lead the franchise's haunting new chapter

Makers have showcased the first glimpse of Blade Runner 2099 by dropping the first teaser starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. Read more to know the release date and further details.

'One of my all-time favourite players': Jos Buttler's heartfelt message after getting Rohit Sharma's signed jersey

Jos Buttler receives a signed Team India shirt from Rohit Sharma and calls him one of his all-time favourite players after the England ODI series

Indonesia accused of delaying action against slavery, says 'don't want to impose change suddenly' | GRAVITAS

Activists say many work from dawn to dusk without wages and have faced abuse, including physical violence and sexual assault.

Indian national killed in Black Sea vessel attack; MEA condemns strike

India condemned the Black Sea attack on MV OMORFI that killed an Indian sailor, while confirming that all 28 Indian crew members aboard the LPG tanker DISHA were safe after it came under attack in Iranian territorial waters.

NEET Protest: PM Modi promises tougher penalties for paper leak offenders

The Union Cabinet has approved amendments to India's anti-paper leak law, paving the way for stricter punishments for those involved in question paper leaks. The proposed bill, expected to be introduced in Parliament on Monday, follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push for stronger action against irregularities in competitive examinations.

India to test fire three Kusha long-range surface-to-air missiles

After the successful maiden test of the Kusha long-range surface-to-air missile on Thursday, India is accelerating its push to build a powerful Indigenous missile shield. The defence research and development organisation is expected to carry out three interceptor trials over the next 12 months as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mission Sudarshan Chakra gathers pace.

US-Iran war | CENTCOM: 12 military targets across seven Iranian provinces hit

The U.S. military has struck Iran for the 13th consecutive night, with CENTCOM confirming it hit 12 military targets spread across seven Iranian provinces. The latest wave comes after last month's ceasefire agreement collapsed, reigniting strikes on missile depots, drone storage sites, naval assets, and air defense systems