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The Delhi High Court said the Jantar Mantar incident was not an “isolated” occurrence and issued notice on a plea seeking an SIT probe. The court questioned the manner in which the incident was handled, observing, “There is a law how to handle protesters."

India accused Pakistan at the United Nations of using cross-border terrorism as an "instrument of State policy", rejected Islamabad's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, and reiterated that the Union Territory is an integral part of India. Here's all you need to know

From Irom Sharmila's nearly 16-year protest against AFSPA to Sonam Wangchuk's ongoing hunger strike, fasting has remained one of India's most powerful forms of non-violent resistance. These are the 9 hunger strikes that shaped India's history.

Valentin Lavin, mayor of Temoac in Morelos, was shot dead inside the town hall months after surviving a January assassination attempt. The killing highlights ongoing cartel violence against Mexican public officials.

The US House of Representatives has narrowly approved a $95 billion budget framework that sets the stage for legislation funding Pentagon operations linked to the Iran war. What exactly did lawmakers approve? Where will the money go? And what happens next?

The US signed a landmark civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to export US technology, meet Saudi energy needs, and potentially allow local uranium enrichment, pending congressional review and nonproliferation oversight.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated the US achieved no strategic gains in recent military aggression, while criticising European nations for supporting Washington and endangering global security.

Directed by President Trump, US forces launched a 12th consecutive round of strikes against Iranian military targets to protect commercial shipping, according to CENTCOM.

President Donald Trump warned Iran it will “pay a big price” after receiving the remains of four US service members killed in Jordan and Iraq, while still expressing hope for negotiations.

Donald Trump described the Iran conflict as a “skirmish,” claiming military pressure will push Tehran to negotiate soon, though altering terms has delayed a finalised deal.

US Central Command refuted claims by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard regarding authority over the Strait of Hormuz, affirming the critical waterway remains open to international commercial traffic with US military support.

US intelligence is probing whether Russia provided Tehran with advanced navigation systems, drone technology, or targeting data to enable precise Iranian drone strikes against covert CIA facilities across the Gulf.

The Trust’s interim general secretary Krishna Mohan said the number of devotees visiting the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple remains unchanged despite all the baseless and exaggerated allegations which is a proof that the faith and belief of millions of devotees remains unwavering.

Iran’s IRGC threatened a “9/11-style” attack and “national mourning” in America, warning it will target regional infrastructure and US-linked energy assets if President Trump carries out strikes on Iranian facilities.

Iran threatened to target West Asia energy infrastructure, close the Strait of Hormuz, and cut electricity to US allies if Washington acts on Donald Trump’s warning to strike Iranian facilities.

ctor Salman Khan has extended his support to the student-led protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), joining several other celebrities and opposition leaders in backing the movement.

After analysing over 60 photos and videos and reviewing more than 30 satellite images, Amnesty rejected Pakistan’s claim that the site was used as a storage facility for weapons and ammunition. It ascertained that over a thousand patients were housed in this hospital.

At Pingtian Lake in Anhui, eastern China, crystal-clear waters create a stunning mirror effect, reflecting the sky so perfectly that passing cars appear to float among the clouds. The breathtaking optical illusion blurs the line between land and sky, turning an ordinary drive into an extraordinary spectacle.

The Pentagon says nearly 100 U.S. military personnel have been injured over the past two weeks amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The development comes as President Donald Trump issues a fresh warning to Iran over attacks linked to the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about a wider regional conflict.