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Days after C-sections, 5 of 10 women develop complications at Telangana hospital; probe ordered

The development coincides with an ongoing maternal health crisis in parts of Rajasthan, where multiple women who underwent C-sections at government hospitals have developed kidney-related complications over the past two months.

OpenAI reveals autonomous AI agent escaped security test and hacked hugging face systems

OpenAI has revealed details of an autonomous AI agent that reportedly escaped a security test environment and carried out unauthorized actions involving Hugging Face systems. The incident has renewed discussions around AI safety, cybersecurity risks, and the need for stronger safeguards as advanced AI agents become more capable.

‘Anti-democratic conduct’: Nadda slams Opposition over NEET protest, says ‘Centre ready to talk’ as Lok Sabha adjourns

BJP leader JP Nadda accused the Opposition of disrupting Parliament over the NEET-UG paper leak issue. He said the government was ready for discussions and condemned their protests as “anti-democratic”.

After Maddox, now Vivienne: Brad Pitt’s daughter files to remove ‘Pitt’ from name

Angelina Jolie and her six children are estranged from their father, Brad Pitt, and have been living their lives away from him for over a decade now.

Was Rahul Gandhi's detention during Parliament monsoon session illegal? What the law actually says | WION Decodes

The detention of Rahul Gandhi and other Opposition MPs has revived questions over parliamentary privilege. Does the Indian Constitution allow police to detain MPs without prior permission from the Speaker? WION Decodes.

US-Iran War: US continues strikes, Iran widens response

US President Donald Trump warned that Iran would "pay" if any American troops are killed, as tensions between US and Iran continue to escalate. His remarks came amid ongoing military operations and growing fears of a wider regional conflict in the Middle East.

Snap settles Child Safety Lawsuit | Meta left alone as legal pressure mounts

Snap has become the latest major social media platform to settle a high-profile child safety lawsuit, joining TikTok and YouTube. The settlement leaves Meta as the only remaining defendant in a growing legal battle over the alleged impact of addictive platform features on children and teenagers. The lawsuit claims social media companies knowingly designed products that harmed young users' mental health. Legal experts believe these cases could force major tech companies to strengthen child safety protections, improve parental controls, and redesign key platform features.

Assam's Charaideo reports five deaths as floods ravage districts

Assam’s Charaideo district has reported five deaths as severe floods continue to impact several parts of the state. Rising water levels have disrupted daily life, damaged infrastructure, and forced residents to deal with the aftermath of heavy rainfall and flooding.

Jana Nayagan release: All the controversies surrounding Tamil Nadu Chief Minister 'Thalapathy' Vijay's last film

Jana Nayagan, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's final film before he entered full-time politics, hits theatres this week. The release follows months of censorship disputes, court battles and leaks, making it one of Tamil cinema's most politically anticipated movies.

‘You, sir, are the failure’: Democrat senator lashes out at Hegseth over Iran war strategy

Sen. Gary Peters clashed with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Iran war, declaring, “You, sir, are the failure,” as lawmakers questioned the Trump administration’s strategy and rising war costs.

Man with babyish face spends Rs 10 lakh on beard transplant to be taken seriously at work

Insecurity and indifference from co-workers led a man to spend $10,000, or nearly Rs 10 lakh, on a beard transplant. He believed his young appearance was going against him at work, and no one took him seriously. Since he couldn't grown a full bears, he chose surgery.

Indian fencing squad departs for senior world championships 2026 in Hong Kong

The nine-day flagship event will be held at the AsiaWorld-Expo venue. The Indian team consists of 12 men and 12 women athletes competing across all three fencing disciplines — Epee, Foil, and Sabre, in both individual and team formats.

Tamil Nadu's TVK bats for 'abolition of NEET' but CM Vijay maintains silence over Delhi protest

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s TVK demanded the complete abolition of NEET and greater state control over education, including medical education. The party also called for education to be shifted to the State List.

India, US discuss trade, security in Manila meeting

Relations between New Delhi and Washington have faced recent strains over trade. Last year, the US imposed tariffs on Indian goods, partly linked to India's purchases of Russian oil.

Who is Amit Bhatia? Indian-origin businessman leads consortium to buy stake in Liverpool FC

Fenway Sports Groups (FSG), which currently owns Liverpool, has confirmed the developments in a statement to the Financial Times. FSG bought Liverpool back in 2010 for $400 million and the club is currently being valued at $6 billion.

Arijit Singh extends support to protesting students; warns the govt 'the only constant is change'

After a violent Delhi Police crackdown on student protesters at Jantar Mantar on July 20, Arijit Singh has expressed his support for the students, warning the government that the only constant is change.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day final trailer drops major clues about Peter Parker's upcoming journey | Watch

Spider-Man: Brand New Day final trailer has been unveiled and the 2-minute and 37-second clip gives a glimpse into the life of Peter Parker's past and upcoming journey. The trailer also features Spider-Man's encounter with the Hulk.

US-Iran war escalates: Trump warns more strikes as Hormuz Crisis deepens | West Asia War

The US-Iran conflict has entered a dangerous new phase as American forces carried out their 11th consecutive night of strikes on Iranian military targets. Iran responded with fresh regional attacks while tensions spread across Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, and the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump warned that Washington is "not finished" with Iran and threatened further strikes on fortified nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, the Houthis' blockade threats and disruptions to global shipping continue raising fears of a wider regional war and an energy crisis.

J&K: One SOG personnel killed in terrorist firing on Kokernag Road in Anantnag

Following the attack, security forces swiftly cordoned off the area and launched a massive search operation to track down the assailants. Additional reinforcements have been rushed to the area as searches continue.