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Why B-2 bomber cannot get wet? Here is how rain can destroy a $2 billion machine
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The B-2's stealth depends on a moisture-sensitive radar-absorbing coating. Rain degrades it. Humidity damages it. Here is why the world's most expensive bomber cannot park outside.

'$2.1 billion for one plane': Why US built B-2 bomber and was it worth it?
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The B-2 is the most expensive aircraft ever built at $2.1 billion each. Only 21 exist. Here is why it costs so much, what it can do, and whether the investment made sense.

'$50 million bed': Where does a $2 billion B-2 Bomber sleep?
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The B-2 can't park outside anywhere in the world. Portable climate-controlled hangars must be pre-built at every base it deploys to. Here is the extraordinary logistics of housing the world's most expensive aircraft.

Why B-2 bomber has no tail?
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The B-2 is a pure flying wing with no tail, no rudder, no stabiliser. Computers make 40 corrections per second to keep it airborne. Pilots call it flying a giant frisbee. Here is why it works.

After diplomacy and economy, Asim Munir has new role in Pakistan: Population control

Pakistan's all-powerful Army chief has been appointed to a government committee tasked with recommending policy reforms to tackle the country's rapid population growth, adding population control to his expanding portfolio beyond defence, diplomacy and the economy.

Suniel Shetty wants magic to happen with Hera Pheri 3 amidst legal trouble

Hera Pheri 3 is one of the most-awaited movies of the year. As per reports, the film was even eyeing a 2027 release. But it got stuck in a legal case over franchise copyright issues.

‘He’s a Machine’: Harry Kane plays down Erling Haaland comparisons ahead of World Cup quarterfinal

England captain Harry Kane calls Erling Haaland a "machine" as he rejects striker comparisons ahead of their massive World Cup quarterfinal against Norway.

Jana Nayagan: CM Vijay's final film gets A certificate; UK advance bookings open to massive response

Jana Nayagan has finally received approval from the Central Board of Film Certification, and is expected to release later this month. Said to be the final film of CM Vijay, it saw a prolonged certification process.

Jaipur school girl death: New CCTV footage releases questions over 9-year old's death

Eight months after the tragic death of 9-year-old Amaira Meena at Jaipur’s Neerja Modi School, her family has released new CCTV footage that has reignited the case. Amaira, a Class 4 student, died after falling from the school's fourth floor on November 1, 2025. The newly surfaced video allegedly shows the child appearing visibly distressed after a classroom incident involving classmates and a digital slate, with the family claiming she repeatedly sought help from her teacher to no avail.

Nigerian military rescues 46 abducted school children

After 56 days of uncertainty, a major breakthrough: all pupils, students, and teachers abducted from three schools in Oyo State, Nigeria, have been rescued. The captives, who were seized by gunmen on May 15, 2026, in the Oriire Local Government Area, were freed following a sophisticated, intelligence-led operation by the Nigerian Armed Forces, working alongside specialized security units and local vigilantes.

New healthcare divide: Which countries are winning race to deploy AI in public health? Experts weigh in

The experts said the real way to determine success for healthcare AI must be effective care predictive, proactive, and precise for the patient at the very bottom of the socioeconomic ladder, rather than the sophistication of the technology.

Tom Holland on why The Odyssey will be celebrated by Indians who crave larger-than-life cinema

Tom Holland, Matt Damon and Christopher Nolan spoke to the Indian media on Saturday, days ahead of the release of their film The Odyssey. The film is one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

‘France should fear us in World Cup semifinal,’ says Spain’s wonder boy Lamine Yamal

‘France should fear us in World Cup semifinal,’ says Spain’s wonder boy Yamal

Samantha Ruth Prabhu sends warm wishes to ex-husband Naga Chaitanya’s brother Akhil for Linen

Samantha Ruth Prabhu has always stood up for her close ones. Recently, the actress extended warm wishes to her ex-husband Naga Chaitanya's brother, Akhil Akkineni, for his recently released action thriller, Linen.

Iran's Supreme Leader vows to 'avenge the blood' of his slain predecessor and father 'soon'

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, vowed to avenge the killing of his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, while Tehran warned that its commitment to the interim peace deal depends on the United States meeting its obligations.

US military withdraws stealth fighter jets from Israeli airbase even as tensions with Iran flare up again

The F-22 stealth fighter jet of the US is world’s most advanced air-superiority fighter with unmatched speed, maneuverability and air-to-air combat capabilities.

The Odyssey: How Matt Damon accidentally became Hollywood's most expensive rescue mission
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Ahead of The Odyssey, the viral meme "getting Matt Damon home" has resurfaced online, grabbing attention among fans across the world. The actor has also reacted to the joke during a recent interview.

RSI-India 2026 concludes at IISc: Nurturing India’s scientific talent

For six weeks, a group of Class XI students traded summer vacation for research labs, mentor meetings and scientific presentations. At IISc Bengaluru, the second edition of RSI-India brought together some of the country’s most promising young STEM students for an intensive research experience conducted in collaboration with the Centre for Excellence in Education (CEE). They arrived with questions. They leave having worked alongside scientists, tackled real research problems and presented their work before faculty and peers. RSI-India gives young researchers a rare opportunity to experience world-class scientific inquiry long before university. Our special report captures the journey from curiosity to research.

World Population Day 2026: The world is ageing, but India is getting younger. Is this its biggest economic weapon?

India’s young population could become its biggest economic advantage, but creating jobs, building skills and increasing workforce participation will decide whether India turns demographics into long-term growth.