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Tamil Nadu politics just got intense. After Vijay’s TVK called AIADMK a “spent force” at a rally in Karur, AIADMK fired back hard. Party leaders said TVK itself “can collapse anytime” and warned that allies could withdraw support from Vijay’s government. The war of words has turned Karur into the center of a fresh political showdown.

At least nine people were killed as Russia and Ukraine exchanged overnight drone and missile attacks. Russian strikes killed four people in Ukraine, including three in the Dnipropetrovsk region, while Ukrainian attacks reportedly left five dead in Russia and Russian-occupied territories. The latest wave of attacks highlights the continuing escalation in the conflict.

In a dramatic surprise inspection, Karnataka Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh went incognito on Bengaluru’s BMTC buses on Saturday night, July 11, 2026. Wearing a face mask to remain unrecognized, the minister traveled on over 10 different bus routes across the city to experience public transport from the perspective of an ordinary commuter.

The blanket ban on slaughter of cows and calves during Bakrid or on any other day in Tamil Nadu was imposed by the Madras high court in May this year.

The ministers also announced plans to proscribe the Islamic Movement of the Companions of the Right (IMCR), which has been linked to attacks on Jews in the UK, and the Russian Federation Volunteer Corps (GRU), the international branch of Russian military intelligence.

Russia's Tu-214PU, a secure command aircraft dubbed the 'Flying Kremlin,' landed in Tehran as US-Iran strikes intensified. Here's what it is and why it matters.

Kranti Gaud’s 7-wicket haul and Yastika Bhatia’s maiden ton power India Women to a historic 270-run demolition of England in the inaugural Test at Lord’s.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s sharp comment on the state’s irrigation crisis has set off a massive political fight. His “blood on crops” jibe aimed at former CM KCR did not go down well with BRS, which called the language “unbecoming of a constitutional office.” Congress hit back, turning the irrigation issue into a full-blown war of words between the two parties.

Businesses in Afghanistan's western city of Herat are reporting a sharp drop in customers after a recent Taliban crackdown on women's dress code. Shopkeepers say women, who make up the majority of shoppers, are staying home following detentions by morality police, dealing a major blow to local markets and livelihoods.

K-pop group SEVENTEEN have decided to renew their contracts for the second time. The announcement comes more than a decade after the group's debut.

Nepal’s youngest Prime Minister, Balendra Shah, faces intense backlash, protests, and calls for resignation from student groups after stating in parliament that Nepal has also encroached on Indian territory.

Following the news of Sam Neill's demise, social media was flooded with tributes for the Jurassic Park actor. From friends and colleagues to political leaders, several celebrities remembered the actor for his contribution to the cinema.

One of the petitions seeks a forensic audit of the entire finances of the temple trust and a CBI probe under the monitoring of the Supreme Court.

Discover how bite-sized clips and deep-dive analytics are rewriting the rules of modern sports media to capture both Gen Z scrollers and loyal fanbases.

Netanyahu’s political future faces a tough test ahead of the 2026 election, with public sentiment, internal pressures and shifting alliances set to play a crucial role in determining the outcome.

Iran says it will not fulfil its obligations under the Pakistan-mediated MoU unless the US honours its commitments, as military strikes continue for a fourth day.

The volatile standoff between the United States and Iran has reached a dangerous new peak, with both nations exchanging heavy fire across the Persian Gulf. Following a massive new wave of US precision strikes which targeted Iranian radar systems, missile silos, drone launch facilities, and ammunition depots, Tehran has retaliated by launching a coordinated series of drone and missile attacks against US-allied interests in the region.

Driven by record-low birthrates, Japan’s multi-billion-dollar infant care manufacturers are rapidly pivoting to the pet economy, re-engineering strollers, diapers, and baby carriers for "fur babies" as registered pets comfortably outnumber children under 15.

India’s biggest military reform since Independence aims to create integrated theatre commands, unify operations across all three services and prepare for future conflicts with China and Pakistan.