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Ozempic side effect leaves weight loss drug users looking like 'melted candles'

The demand for extreme cosmetic surgeries has skyrocketed, but the question is why? Well, according to the world's leading plastic surgeons, it is after dramatically losing weight on slimming jabs such as Ozempic. The health benefits of the jabs are far-reaching, experts say. Not only do obese patients shed pounds, but studies do show that the drug helps slash the risk of heart diseases and sometimes even cancer. But less talked about are the body problems they leave behind. Watch in for more details!

Helen Mirren on prospects of a female Bond: Never liked James Bond, the way women were in it

Hollywood | Entertainment The idea of turning Bond into a female spy has often been discussed amongst its fans but Mirren is not interested in seeing that version given the character's history

'NASA's bold new equation': Venus may have once supported life

NASA’s Ames Research Center has introduced the Venus Life Equation (VLE), a model designed to estimate the likelihood of life on Venus across different time periods. The approach was presented at the 2025 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, aiming to refine the search for past and present life on the planet.

IPL 2025: Mumbai Indians vs Kolkata Knight Riders - Match Prediction

MI vs KKR, Today match prediction: MI have lost both their matches so far in the league as they face Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) on Monday (Mar 31) at Wankhede stadium. Cricket Sports

'Can drown Red planet': ESA discovers a massive water reservoir on Mars

A large underground water deposit has been identified beneath the Medusae Fossae Formation (MFF) on Mars. Located nearly two miles below the surface, this ice-rich region could be the most significant non-polar water reservoir ever detected on the planet.

IFS officer Nidhi Tewari appointed as private secretary to PM Modi. Who is she?

Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer Nidhi Tewari has been appointed as the private secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by the central government. India news

From Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai to Harry Potter: Re-release mania hits theatres worldwide

A wave of nostalgia is sweeping cinemas across India and globally. Beloved films from the late 90s and early 20s, like Kaho Na Pyaar Hai and Kal Ho Na Ho, alongside Harry Potter and Shrek, are returning to the big screen. Join us on WION e-Club as we explore this trend of re-releases and delve into the magic of reliving cinematic classics.

Exploring 8 of the World's Smallest Nations in One Day

The world's smallest nations that one can explore within one day, here are 8 of the smallest nations which will leave you mesmerised with its beauty.

Russia-Ukraine war: Trump says, 'Whether Putin likes Zelensky or not, peace deal is necessary'

US President Donald Trump has threatened Russia with 50% tariffs on all Russian oil as he is very angry about Vladimir Putin's comments. His comments came during a telephonic interview with NBC News. Trump said that he was miffed about Putin's recent attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that questioned his credibility. The US President warned that he would impose a 50% secondary tariff on countries buying Russian oil.

Israel accuses Turkey's Erdogan of violently supressing protests

Turkish President Erdogan called for the destruction of Israel on Sunday, saying “May Allah damn Zionist Israel" during the Turkish Eid al-Fitr prayer (festival ending Ramadan. Since then war of words has escalated between both nations. Watch to know more!

Global relief pours in for earthquake-hit Myanmar & Thailand

Hope is fading away for survivors as rescue workers race against time to save more lives in Myanmar and Thailand after a powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.7 jolted the two countries. The earthquake and its aftershocks have led to infrastructural damage and loss of human lives. More than 1,700 people have died in Myanmar, with the toll expected to rise. Watch this for more details!

NASA's James Webb Telescope discovers a mysterious galaxy emitting ultraviolet radiation.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has detected a galaxy, JADES-GS-z13-1, located just 330 million years after the Big Bang. The brightness of this distant galaxy challenges existing models of the early universe, as it emits ultraviolet radiation that should have been absorbed by surrounding neutral hydrogen.

Salman Khan's Sikandar leaked ONLINE:  '3000 pirated links' pulled down on release day

Released in theaters worldwide on March 30, the full 2-hour 20-minute movie surfaced online in high definition and was made available on notorious piracy websites such as Tamilrockers, Movierulz, Filmyzilla, and Telegram.

How will XAI deal change X's social networking product?

Elon Musk made his second acquisition of the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, in an all-stock purchase that valued X at $33 billion, excluding debt. Musk used his artificial intelligence business xAI to acquire his social networking platform on the 28th of March. Now, the real question is why did Musk do this?

Exclusive | IPL 2025: 'I have focused more on my game and mental strength', says Delhi Capitals' Abhishek Porel

Cricket, Sports: Abhishek Porel put on a solid display against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Sunday (March 30), showcasing his confidence and composure at the crease

Four US soldiers still missing after armoured vehicle found

A US armored vehicle that went missing in Lithuania has been retrieved from a swamp after a 6-day search. However, confirmation is awaited about the fate of the four missing American soldiers who were on board. Watch in for more details!

Myanmar earthquake shook Delhi-NCR, but the 'big one' is yet to come: How will Intensity VIII quake in Delhi feel like? Know more

World Trending India News The Indian classification ranks seismic zones from II to V. Seismic zone II is the least risky, whereas zones IV and V are the worst.

Why Solo Travel is Essential for Personal Growth in a Relationship or Kids

Solo travel is one of the most essential activities for an individual, especially when they are either in a relationship or have kids. Solo travel will help with personal growth.

Common pain reliever drug may influence risk-taking behaviour, study suggests

SCIENCE & TECH| Researchers at The Ohio State University found that individuals who took acetaminophen exhibited a reduced sense of caution in risky situations compared to those who did not.