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Is the $2.5 trillion space economy real? A closer look at the McKinsey report reveals much of the projected growth comes from industries using satellite data—not rockets or launches. Here's why the headline figure may be more about investment storytelling than the core space industry.

A Chinese ad intended to scare people away from doing drugs ended up becoming a promotional video for substance use. With beautiful girls listing the benefits of drugs while singing on stage, the ad did more harm than good.

The administration said a daily cap on the number of pilgrims has been fixed in accordance with Supreme Court directions to ensure safety and the smooth conduct of the Yatra.

The West Asia War has likely come to an end. But the profits for some have not. Five months after the US And Israel launched 'Operation Epic Fury' against Iran, Wall street and the defence sector is still cashing in.

According to research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, labour's share of national income has fallen to 54.1 per cent in early 2026, down from more than 65 per cent after World War II and 57.7 per cent in early 2020.

BTS have been officially declared "Guests of Honor" by the La Plata City Council ahead of their much-awaited concerts in October. Read to know more.

Portugal came from behind to beat Croatia 2-1 in Toronto, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring from the spot and Goncalo Ramos heading a stoppage-time winner. The result sends Portugal into a Round of 16 clash with Spain and leaves Roberto Martinez weighing a major selection call.

The US Labour market sent Washington a warning shot on Thursday. American employers added only 57,000 Jobs in June. That is less than half the 115,000 Wall Street expected, and a sharp comedown from May's 129,000.

NASA has revealed how antimatter propulsion could revolutionise space travel and dramatically reduce journey times to Mars. Scientists believe the technology could one day make interplanetary missions faster, more efficient and more practical for future human exploration.

At the 16th india-japan annual summit in New Delhi, over 150 Japanese companies signed roughly 120 cooperation agreements worth 12.5 billion dollars. That is a down payment on the bigger target: 10 trillion yen, or close to 70 billion dollars, in Japanese private investment into India over the next decade.

Germany has unveiled what could be its most significant economic reform package in decades, aiming to revive growth and strengthen competitiveness in Europe's largest economy. But despite the scale of the proposed changes, financial markets have shown little enthusiasm. Why did investors barely react? Are these reforms a genuine attempt to fix structural challenges, or are they primarily a political move? We break down what Berlin has announced, what it means for the German economy, and why markets remain cautious.

FIFA 2026 | For Switzerland, Breel Embolo scored early in the 10th minute while Dan Ndoye doubled the lead just after half-time in 46the minute to seal the game for them.

Rangzen was engulfed in flames as vehicles passing by honked their horns. He later collapsed to the ground, where two first responders doused the flames with fire extinguishers within about 15 seconds.

A unique cafe in Mexico City is turning World Cup heartbreak into hospitality. The 'Losers Cafe' offers free coffee to fans wearing jerseys of defeated teams, complete with napkins that read "Dry your tears." As Mexico celebrates its historic World Cup run, the cafe has become a comforting stop for disappointed supporters from around the world, proving that even in defeat, there's always a warm cup waiting.

A red card is football's most severe on-field punishment which means immediate expulsion from the match, and under FIFA's rules, it also triggers an automatic one-match ban for the next fixture.

Scientists have successfully constructed a synthetic cell from scratch using nonliving chemical components. Led by professor Kate Adamala at the University of Minnesota, the team created a fragile, prototype cell capable of feeding, growing, and replicating like a natural organism.The creation could help scientists understand the origins of life and be programmed to address major global biological issues.

Is E20 petrol really an experiment on 3.6 crore Indians? As criticism over ethanol-blended fuel grows, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri admitted that mileage may fall but still dismissed concerns as a 'make-believe narrative'. Here's what he said.

'Alpha' releases in theatres today, July 3, 2026, marking a significant milestone for Aditya Chopra's acclaimed Spy Universe. Alia Bhatt plays Sita, a fearless and lethal secret agent known as the Alpha Killer. Sharvari stars as a fellow spy who teams up with Sita on a high-stakes mission. The film is the seventh installment in the blockbuster franchise and the first female-led chapter in the expanding cinematic universe.

Hunter Biden says Donald Trump should get the Nobel Peace Prize for stopping the same war multiple times. The Iran War is still continuing, with the US and Iran launching attacks and counter-attacks. Not everyone was amused by his post, although some admitted he had a point.