latest news

US-Iran War: Trump wants reimbursement from Gulf allies

US President Donald Trump has said Gulf allies should reimburse the United States for the costs of protecting regional security amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The remarks come as tensions rise across the Middle East, with Washington increasing military operations and focusing on strategic areas including the Strait of Hormuz. The demand has sparked debate over defence spending, US commitments in the Gulf, and the future of American involvement in the region.

Maulana Fazlur Rehman says Pak is disintegrating, fires 'contest polls' dare at Munir

Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman admitted that the Pakistani government had lost control in Balochistan province. In a veiled dig at Pakistani Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir's political meddling, he dared military personnel to retire and contest elections, which he claimed would expose the ground support for the Army.

iPhone 18 Pro could introduce a feature no iPhone has ever had
7

The iPhone 18 Pro, expected on September 8, 2026, will introduce a revolutionary variable aperture camera. Powered by a 2nm A20 Pro chip, 12GB of RAM, and a custom C2 modem for satellite internet, this device marks a major leap in mobile tech.

Remembering Nand Kishore Goenka; PM Modi pays tribute to Shri N K Goenka

Nand Kishore Goenka, a revered social worker and the father of Essel Group Chairman Dr. Subhash Chandra, passed away on July 13, at the age of 96. Known for his profound commitment to samaj seva (service to society), gau seva (service to cows), and his lifelong association with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), he leaves behind a legacy of humility and compassion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other prominent leaders have paid heartfelt tributes to his life of service and principled living.

BrahMos goes global: How India became a defence export power

India’s BrahMos missile is making a mark on the global defence stage as the country expands its military exports and strengthens its position as a defence manufacturing hub. Developed through India-Russia cooperation, the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile has become a symbol of India’s growing defence capabilities and technological advancement. With increasing focus on indigenous production and strategic partnerships, India is emerging as a major player in the global arms market.

Mortal remains of 6 Tamil Nadu victims of Vietnam boat tragedy arrive in Coimbatore

The mortal remains of six tourists from Tamil Nadu who died in the tragic Vietnam boat capsize arrived at the Coimbatore airport on Tuesday.

AI is changing hiring priorities: Are employers looking for different skills than they did 2 years ago?

A report published by the World Economic Forum in 2025 indicated that nearly 69 per cent of employers plan to hire talent with AI-related skills and nearly 62 per cent seek to recruit candidates capable of working effectively alongside AI.

Pakistan sees surge in killings of terrorists linked to Kashmir-focused groups

A string of targeted killings in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir has claimed the lives of several terrorists linked to Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed since 2023. The latest case involves Hizbul terrorist Abdul Majid, who reportedly died in Islamabad.

Woman married multiple men for gambling money in Vegas, faces 24 years in jail for bigamy

A woman married eight men to fulfil her gambling addiction. She did so in Vegas since tying the knot is easier there. Chen met the men on social media and somehow got them to agree to marriage. She took money from them and lost it all in Vegas.

From tomatoes to jewellery: 10 things that got costlier in June, 5 that became cheaper, and which states were hit hardest by retail inflation

India's inflation has climbed above the RBI's 4% target again. Tomatoes, ginger, gold and even silver jewellery have become significantly more expensive, while only a handful of items have got cheaper. Scroll down to see the full winners and losers.

China’s fiscal engine sputters as the land model cracks

For decades, Beijing ran a simple formula: sell land and fund the government. In 2021, land sales alone generated 8.7 trillion yuan, or nearly $1.3 trillion. But by 2025, that figure had crashed to just 4.15 trillion yuan, a fall of more than 50%.

‘Pakistan is disintegrating’: Fazlur Rehman dares Field Marshal Gen Asim Munir to contest polls

JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman heavily criticised Army Chief Gen Asim Munir, daring him to ditch the uniform and contest elections as Pakistan faces instability.

Why India should have its own Manhattan Project as China makes EUV breakthrough in AI chipmaking

If and when China's breakthrough in EUV lithography leads to commercial production of these chipmaking machines, the global AI semiconductor industry will change forever. What does it mean for US-China technology race? And why should India have its own AI hardware ‘Manhattan Project’?

'It was due to her...': Telangana POCSO accused who killed 6 found dead, selfie video reveals key motives

Police recovered a selfie video and an alleged suicide note from a Telangana POCSO accused who killed six people, including a minor, his wife and two children. In the video, he allegedly outlined his murder plan and claimed revenge and financial distress drove his actions.

Anupam Kher reacts to Naseeruddin Shah's resurfaced 'clown' video | Controversy explained

Anupam Kher has recently addressed the six-year-old resurfaced video of Naseeruddin Shah, and alleged that it is an attempt to target him. Read on to know more about the controversy.

No release date yet: Salman Khan's Maatrubhumi likely to shift to 2027

Originally set to release on April 2026, Salman Khan's film has faced several delay. Now, when the movie is reportedly seeking a clearance from Ministry of Defence, the makers are likely to shift the date to next year.

BMTC suspends conductor after he asked Karnataka Minister to get off bus: VIDEO

BMTC confirmed that the Transport Minister handed the conductor a Rs 100 note for two tickets, informing him that he did not have smaller change. The conductor reportedly insisted that the minister either pay the exact fare of Rs 12 or disembark from the bus.

Woman arrested for sexually harassing men in Istanbul, is referred to a health facility. 'Why were the men outside?'

Istanbul was rocked by a string of sexual harassment incidents in recent weeks, but the perpetrator was a woman. The arrested suspect would approach male employees and try to touch and kiss them. She is being assessed at a health institution.

'I am not a Gandhian': Kerala double murder convict makes SHOCKING 'kill again' pledge in court

A Kerala court convicted Chenthamara in the 2025 double murder of his neighbour Sudhakaran and his mother Lakshmi. During the hearing, he told the court he had "no regret" and would kill again if provoked. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty during sentencing.