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Archaeologists found a papyrus containing a passage from Homer's Iliad on the abdomen of a mummy in Egypt. While such pieces have been found in the past, they were linked to magic and rituals. This is the first time a literary work was found.

The Government of India introduced sweeping reforms in the space sector in 2020, opening the field to greater participation of non-governmental entities (NGEs) in enabling them to undertake end-to-end activities in the space domain on an equal footing.

Andy Burnham was confirmed as the new Labour leader, replacing Keir Starmer and setting the stage for him to become Britain's next prime minister.

Rao Bahadur, directed by Venkatesh Maha and starring Satya Dev, is now playing in cinemas. The psychological thriller is receiving an overwhelming response from audiences and critics alike.

Italy has passed the ‘Free to Choose’ law to help children and young relatives of mafia families escape organised crime through relocation, education, protection and a chance at a new life.

Israel has approved extended security protection for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his family, citing a high threat level linked to possible retaliation for wartime operations and targeted assassinations. Under the decision, Sara Netanyahu will receive protection for her husband's lifetime, while their sons will remain under security cover until 2031, even if Netanyahu leaves office.

Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has warned that the current El Niño could become the strongest on record, raising fears of even higher global temperatures. Scientists say the climate phenomenon, combined with long-term global warming, could make 2027 the hottest year ever recorded.

Paresh Rawal has made a claim about the origins of OMG 2, alleging that the 2023 hit was based on an idea he had developed. Read to know more.

Asteroid 1998 SH2 managed to fool astronomers for nearly 30 years by its appearance and movement. But when it dodged a date with them in 2025, they knew something was wrong. Analysis showed that it was never an asteroid.

Tucker Carlson warned that growing public discontent, declining trust in political leaders and a shrinking middle class could push the US towards a popular revolution if people lose faith in democratic processes.

India has officially launched its bid for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the 2028-29 term, strengthening its push for a greater role in global decision-making. New Delhi’s campaign highlights its focus on multilateralism, international peace, security, and reforms at the United Nations.

Chennai Police probe 'Meghalaya Project', an alleged Rs 35-crore plot to bribe 15 TVK MLAs. Puthiya Thalaimurai journalist questioned & phone seized.

Taco Bell removed lettuce linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak that has infected 1,644 people in the US. The crisis has also triggered criticism of the Trump administration’s handling of the health scare.

Pakistan spinner Mohammad Nawaz has been banned for three months by the ICC after testing positive for Carboxy-THC, a violation of the governing body's anti-doping rule.

Released in 2009, 3 Idiots was officially adapted from Chetan Bhagat’s novel Five Point Someone, and later, it was also said that the character of Rancho aka Phunsukh Wangdu was inspired by Sonam Wangchuk.

Fresh attacks are reported across West Asia, raising tensions in the region with US-Iran war escalating. Get the latest developments on military strikes, diplomatic responses, regional security concerns, and global reactions as the conflict unfolds.

Pakistan has stepped up security around the China-run Saindak copper and gold mine in Balochistan after insurgent violence disrupted supply routes. The move follows security warnings, although the mine's operator has denied reports that the project could be forced to shut down.

Iran’s energy ministry urged its citizens to reduce electricity use after US struck energy infrastructure in the south and the power grid came under strain.

Scientists found that the fossil leaves share the same key features as modern kewra (Pandanus) plants, including long sword-shaped leaves, parallel veins, an M-shaped cross-section and sharp prickles along the edges.