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YouTube is tightening monetisation rules for AI-generated slop. This will target repetitive and inauthentic content while allowing original, value-adding AI-assisted videos that meet disclosure requirements. Here is what you should know if you are a creator

The Mumbai demonstrations were organised as a show of support for the youth-led CJP movement, which has been staging a prolonged protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.

India's proposed Delimitation Bill could reshape Lok Sabha representation and enable the Women's Reservation law. While the Centre backs the reform, southern states fear losing political influence due to population-based seat redistribution, raising concerns over federalism

Paris’s Louvre Museum will reopen its Apollo Gallery on July 22 following a $102 million jewel heist, but all remaining precious objects have been removed.

Diljit Dosanjh has joined the list of celebrities who have spoken out in support of protestors.

An American physicist has warned that space is about to change for the common man. It is being used militarily, will soon be packed with satellites, and has nuclear-capable missiles travelling through it. Add AI to the picture, and humans have a doomsday system on their hands.

Delhi HC allows Sonam Wangchuk, on hunger strike backing CJP student protest, to shift to Medanta hospital. Bench says all Safdarjung treatment records will go to Medanta, where a doctors' panel will oversee his care.

Torrential downpours cause flash floods and highway disruptions across J&K. Katra receives 245.6 mm of rain, with search and rescue teams deployed in Poonch.

An apparent landslide triggers a dangerous gas leak inside the Samardung tunnel during ongoing rescue operations following a major structural collapse in Sikkim.

An apparent landslide triggers a dangerous gas leak inside the Samardung tunnel during ongoing rescue operations following a major structural collapse in Sikkim.

SEBI has penalised CDSL after a 2022 malware attack exposed gaps in the depository’s cybersecurity framework. The action highlights growing concerns around data protection, digital security, and the need for stronger safeguards across India's financial infrastructure as cyber threats continue to rise.

France’s proposed under-15 social media ban faces technical roadblocks as platforms struggle to verify user ages without breaching data privacy rules.

Farmers are marching to Delhi to oppose the proposed India-US trade deal, warning it could open India's agriculture and dairy markets to subsidised American imports. They are demanding transparency in negotiations and consultations with farmers before any agreement is signed.

Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned following heavy sloganeering and protests by Opposition MPs demanding discussions on key national issues, including the NEET paper leak.

The United Kingdom enters a new political chapter as Keir Starmer steps down as Prime Minister and Andy Burnham officially takes office, marking a major leadership transition at Number 10 Downing Street. In his farewell address, Starmer reflected on his time in office before handing over power to Burnham, who now faces significant domestic and international challenges.

Hungary’s prime minister, Peter Magyar, has announced plans to ask Judit Polgár, widely considered the greatest female chess player of all time, to take on the largely ceremonial role of president. Magyar said he would meet Polgar on Monday to discuss the matter. “Our country needs unity, peace and a president that all Hungarians can be proud of,” he wrote on social media. “Judit Polgár’s name has been synonymous with talent and perseverance for decades.”

The order has been passed under the FIR filed at the Mogra Police Station earlier this year. The offences, which include rape and criminal intimidation, are non-bailable under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

Protests have erupted across Italy after a Moroccan man died while under police restraint. Demonstrators are demanding justice and accountability, calling it a case of police brutality. The incident has sparked nationwide anger, with rallies held in major cities and clashes reported with authorities.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj remains the pride of Bharat. He established Hindavi Swarajya with courage and vision. His naval strength and forts changed the map of India. Shivaji Maharaj stood for justice, governance, and self-respect. He built an army rooted in discipline and loyalty.