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The India Story trailer out: Kajal Aggarwal, Shreyas Talpade lead hard-hitting drama on pesticide farming

The trailer of The India Story, featuring Kajal Aggarwal and Shreyas Talpade, has been unveiled. Packed with intense drama and powerful performances, the film releases on July 24.

Monaco bombing: New evidence comes from surveillance camera recording

Ukraine's Security Service has recovered surveillance footage the Monaco bombers thought they'd deleted — video from a camera they'd secretly installed just to confirm their own attack had worked. It shows businessman Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner and 13-year-old son walking into their apartment building moments before a remote-detonated bomb went off on June 29.

Cannon event! 16th century artefact weighing 3.5 tonnes stolen from MP’s Narwar Fort

A 16th-century cannon has been stolen from Madhya Pradesh’s Narwar Fort by an armed gang, nearly two decades after a similar theft. Police suspect an organised antique-smuggling network.

US-Iran war: US sends dozens of refueling jets to Israel as Iran targets Trump's properties: Reports

The US-Iran conflict has entered a dangerous new phase as both countries exchanged heavy strikes overnight, escalating tensions across the Middle East. The United States reportedly targeted key infrastructure inside Iran, while Tehran responded with attacks on American military installations and strategic assets across the Gulf region. According to reports, Iran claimed strikes on US military facilities in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain, while also targeting critical infrastructure linked to American operations. The conflict has also intensified around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important oil shipping routes, raising fears of a wider regional war and disruptions to global energy supplies.

US-Iran war: US sends dozens of refueling jets to Israel as Iran targets Trump's properties: Reports

The US-Iran conflict has entered a dangerous new phase as both countries exchanged heavy strikes overnight, escalating tensions across the Middle East. The United States reportedly targeted key infrastructure inside Iran, while Tehran responded with attacks on American military installations and strategic assets across the Gulf region. According to reports, Iran claimed strikes on US military facilities in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain, while also targeting critical infrastructure linked to American operations. The conflict has also intensified around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important oil shipping routes, raising fears of a wider regional war and disruptions to global energy supplies.

From a bus driver’s son to becoming a rockstar: The success story of Yash

Born Naveen Kumar Gowda, Yash grew up in Karnataka in a family with no connections to the film industry. His father worked as a bus driver, while his mother looked after the family. Cinema, for him, wasn’t an inheritance, it was an aspiration.

Waiting for 100 Days of Deception? 8 k-dramas and movies of Kim Yoo Jung you shouldn't miss
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From Clean With Passion For Now to Dear X, Kim Yoo Jung has been part of several renowned projects. The South Korean actress will next be seen in thriller 100 Days of Deception.

GDN release date: R Madhavan's biographical drama to arrive next month

The release of R Madhavan's GDN is out. Directed by Krishnakumar Ramakumar, the film is a biographical drama on the legendary inventor and engineer G.D. Naidu.

Saiyaara turns 1: Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda revisit Wembley Stadium to celebrate milestone

One of the most talked-about romantic films, Saiyaara, completes one year. To celebrate the milestone, Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda revisit London's Wembley Stadium, reliving the film's memorable climax and unveiling an exclusive Collector's Edition Vinyl LP.

Ram Temple Donation probe widens | SIT targets recruitment process, trust officials under scanner

The Ram Temple donation theft investigation has entered a new phase as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) widens its probe into recruitment practices, trust oversight, and administrative lapses. Investigators are examining how cash-counting staff were appointed after reports suggested that many employees were recruited through recommendations from trust office bearers and their associates. The SIT has arrested several individuals and is now scrutinizing the backgrounds of dozens of employees involved in counting devotees' donations. Preliminary findings reportedly highlight procedural lapses, security gaps, and inadequate supervision in the donation counting process.

Two, three, or even more: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is out, but how long will his fans have to wait for his next movie?

Directed by Christopher Nolan, The Odyssey is one of the biggest releases of the year. After a wait of three years, the Oscar-winning director’s film has released in cinemas, and it’s earning outstanding reviews.

IND vs ENG, 3rd ODI: When and where to watch live streaming in India?

As the crucial ODI clash between India and England approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

US-Iran war escalates | Iran strikes US bases in gulf after American airstrikes | Strait of Hormuz

The US-Iran conflict has entered a dangerous new phase as both countries exchanged heavy strikes overnight, escalating tensions across the Middle East. The United States reportedly targeted key infrastructure inside Iran, while Tehran responded with attacks on American military installations and strategic assets across the Gulf region. According to reports, Iran claimed strikes on US military facilities in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain, while also targeting critical infrastructure linked to American operations. The conflict has also intensified around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important oil shipping routes, raising fears of a wider regional war and disruptions to global energy supplies.

Pakistan joins Miss World for the first time in 74 years: Why the delay and what it means now

Aniqa Jamal Iqbal, 24, will represent the country on the global stage. This will be a historic moment as it marks Pakistan’s first participation in the pageant’s 73-year history.

India's next terror threat may not cross the border. It may enter through your phone | WION Decodes

As terrorist organisations increasingly exploit artificial intelligence for propaganda, recruitment and operational planning, WION Decodes how AI is reshaping the global terror landscape and why India's biggest security challenge may now begin online, not across its borders.

How the S-400 tracks multiple targets at once
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The Russian S-400 uses the 91N6E radar to track 300 targets up to 600 km away. Its 55K6E command post and 92N6E engagement radar allow it to simultaneously fire on 36 targets within 10 seconds, creating an impenetrable 400-km air defence shield.

China performs world's first commercial brain chip implant, moving ahead of Elon Musk's Neuralink

China has reportedly carried out the world's first commercial brain chip implant using the Neo brain-computer interface. Unlike Neuralink, which remains in clinical trials, Neo has regulatory approval for hospital use, marking a major milestone in the global race to commercialise BCI technology.

Green fuel race: Which countries are leading petrol-ethanol shift? Check details inside
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Global transportation is shifting toward sustainability through petrol-ethanol blending programs designed to curb carbon emissions and boost energy independence. Currently, these nations are actively restructuring their fuel frameworks to transition into cleaner energy ecosystems.

UK-Pakistan tensions rise over convicted child rapist's deportation | Deportation row

The United Kingdom is facing growing political pressure after Pakistan refused to accept the deportation of convicted child rapist Shabir Ahmed despite Britain revoking his citizenship. Opposition parties, including Reform UK and the Conservative Party, have urged the Labour government to suspend foreign aid and impose visa restrictions on Pakistan until it accepts Ahmed's return. The controversy has intensified after reports revealed that the UK approved a new aid package for Pakistan while negotiations over Ahmed's deportation remain unresolved. British officials insist the aid is meant for humanitarian programs, while political leaders continue demanding tougher action.