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CJI Surya Kant said he would intervene if the Supreme Court metro station was not reopened by lunchtime after 16 stations near Jantar Mantar were shut amid protests. He also assured lawyers that judges would not pass adverse orders if lawyers were unable to appear.

Jana Nayagan marks the first lead film release by a sitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister since MGR in 1978. The South Indian state is known for actors and writers continuing to work in films while holding political office. Several others in India do so too. Notable ones are…

Former IPL founder and chairman Lalit Modi has announced plans to return to India after spending nearly 16 years abroad, following a major legal victory in a case linked to the 2009 Indian Premier League season in South Africa. A tribunal has set aside most of the Enforcement Directorate's findings and penalties in the principal FEMA proceedings, ruling that there was no material to establish Lalit Modi's responsibility for the alleged foreign exchange violations. The case dates back to 2009, when the IPL was shifted to South Africa due to India's general elections. The Enforcement Directorate had alleged violations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) over remittances related to staging the tournament.

Alia’s reaction comes shortly after Bollywood superstars Salman Khan, R. Madhavan and others spoke out in favour of the student protest that has been done over the NEET paper leak.

Large gatherings were reported over the past 24 hours at Shivaji Park in Dadar, Ambedkar Garden in Chembur and near IIT-Bombay in Powai, where students, parents and civil society groups demanded greater transparency and accountability in India's examination system.

Heavy rains continue to batter Assam triggering severe floods, landslides and widespread disruption. Rescue teams remain on alert as authorities work to evacuate affected residents and restore essential services.

The Cockroach Janta Party criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement of fast-track courts for paper leak cases, arguing that stricter punishment alone would not stop examination leaks without fixing what it described as systemic failures and ensuring accountability.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces the setting up of fast-track courts to ensure swift and strict punishment for those involved in paper leak cases, as protests over the NEET paper leak controversy continue in New Delhi. The Prime Minister said that protecting the future of India's youth is the government's top priority and assured that those who try to harm students' careers will not be spared. Meanwhile, the protest led by student groups continues at Jantar Mantar, with fresh clashes reported between protesters and police. Delhi Police said some individuals attacked officers with stones and bottles, leaving several personnel injured, including senior police officials.

Delhi Police Additional DCP Sandeep Lamba faces backlash after a video showed him slapping a woman during the CJP protest. Removed from Jantar Mantar duty, he was asked to report to his district as the Delhi High Court sought responses on alleged police brutality.

Get the latest global headlines, breaking news updates, and major developments from India and around the world. In today's bulletin, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces fast-track courts for paper leak cases, assuring strict action against those affecting the future of India's youth amid ongoing student protests and political tensions. Meanwhile, China-India relations take a diplomatic turn as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says Beijing is ready to handle sensitive issues with New Delhi and strengthen cooperation during talks with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. In the Middle East, US forces continue strikes on Iran, targeting military facilities, missile sites, drone systems, maritime assets, and air defense networks as tensions between Washington and Tehran escalate. Other top stories include: Saudi vessel hit in Red Sea as Houthi rebels claim tanker attack US defense spending bill moves forward amid Iran war debate Ukraine peace efforts continue with US diplomatic talks Deadly attacks in Nigeria and Thailand raise security concerns France wildfires force thousands to evacuate Samsung semiconductor bonus dispute sparks worker tensions Global climate, economy, technology, and geopolitical updates Watch the full episode for the latest world news, international affairs, geopolitics, breaking news, economy, technology, and current affairs updates.

Rahul Gandhi attacked PM Modi over the NEET-UG paper leak, accusing the government of damaging students’ futures and demanding Dharmendra Pradhan’s removal, apology, and action against attackers.

Actor R. Madhavan has broken his silence on the NEET protests after facing criticism from FTII students. Responding to the backlash, he said every student deserves an education system that is fair, transparent, and built on merit.

The United States is preparing a fresh wave of tariffs on dozens of trading partners, as President Donald Trump doubles down on using trade penalties as a negotiating tool. The new duties could affect countries including China, India, Japan, Canada, Mexico, the European Union and others, with Washington accusing some nations of failing to address forced labour concerns.

The United States is preparing a fresh wave of tariffs on dozens of trading partners, as President Donald Trump doubles down on using trade penalties as a negotiating tool. The new duties could affect countries including China, India, Japan, Canada, Mexico, the European Union and others, with Washington accusing some nations of failing to address forced labour concerns.

A man in China carried a baby yak on his back and trekked down the mountain for a kilometre after it fell sick and was unable to move. The video is winning hearts on the internet, with the man earning praise for his gesture.

CJP says agitation will continue until demands are met as Delhi Police orders personnel at Jantar Mantar to report in uniform after backlash over plainclothes officers.

Asia's property market is sending mixed signals. While countries like India and Japan continue to post record demand and rising investments,markets such as Hong Kong and Mainland China are still grappling with weaker fundamentals. But beneath those headline numbers lies a deeper story -one of widening gaps between cities, sectors and even buildings. Here's a closer look.

Global energy markets are facing renewed uncertainty as Brent crude oil prices surge above $94 per barrel amid rising US-Iran tensions. Analysts warn that crude prices could approach $100 per barrel soon, while a worst-case scenario could push Brent back toward $120 if oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz are severely disrupted. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's most important energy routes, carrying millions of barrels of oil every day. Any escalation in the Middle East could trigger a fresh oil shock, impacting fuel prices, inflation, and global economies.

China has just posted its highest-ever oil and gas production. But even as Beijing celebrates record output, it is warning that the country's energy future is becoming far more difficult. Depleting oilfields, rising extraction costs and growing geopolitical risks are forcing China to rethink how it secures its energy supplies.