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The silent magic of Studio Ghibli: Why Indian audiences keep coming back

Founded in 1985 in Tokyo by filmmakers Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata, Studio Ghibli has been giving fans some heartfelt and emotional stories that appeal to both children as well as adults.

Nisarga Adhikary says he gained access to secret data and private chat images on Indian dating app

Ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary says he was able to gain full access to an Indian dating app. He got his hands on the private chat images, signing keys and more secret information. Nisarga said another researcher had flagged the issue two years ago, but no action was taken.

Pakistan school roof collapse kills 14 children, rescue race continues

A devastating roof collapse in Lahore, Pakistan, has claimed the lives of at least 14 children, with fears that more victims may still be trapped beneath the rubble. The young victims, aged between 5 and 16, were caught when the structure suddenly gave way. Rescue teams worked tirelessly to clear debris and search for survivors. A 30-year-old female teacher was also among those pulled from the wreckage. The tragedy has sparked grief and renewed concerns over building safety standards.

TVK's Vijay government under threat? 3 held for bribery

A major political storm has erupted in Tamil Nadu! Police have arrested three individuals following a shocking complaint by Uthangarai TVK MLA, Dr. N. Elaiyaraja.

Ishan Kishan replaces Abhishek Sharma as world no 1 T20 batter in latest ICC T20I batting rankings

Ishan Kishan becomes the ICC Men's T20I No.1 batter after a brilliant T20 World Cup 2026 campaign as India retain top spot in team rankings

Actor Danny Glover is suffering from Alzheimer, says, 'things are going to be different'

Legendary actor Danny Glover has revealed that he has been suffering from Alzheimer diagnosis. The actor has worked in over 130 movies such as Lethal Weapon, Places in the Heart and The Color Purple among others.

'No brain, heart, lungs...': Mystery deepens over Indian sailor's death in Venezuela as family alleges missing organs

A second post-mortem allegedly found that the body was missing major organs, including the brain, heart, lungs, liver and kidneys. The body also reportedly had extensive surgical stitching, with long incisions running from the neck to the lower abdomen and across the head.

US lifts export curbs on Anthropic's fable and mythos AI models

In a major policy shift, the United States has lifted export restrictions on Anthropic’s advanced AI models, Fable and Mythos. The move is expected to expand international access to cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies and could accelerate global AI innovation.

India-Japan summit: Japan PM Takaichi to land in India, eyes stronger Indo-Pacific partnership

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to arrive in India for a three-day official visit and the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit. She is set to hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on trade, investment, defence, energy security, technology, and the Indo-Pacific. Several agreements are expected to be signed as both nations seek to strengthen their Special Strategic and Global Partnership. The visit also includes business engagements aimed at boosting economic cooperation.

Tiktok denies sharing data with Chinese authorities; DPC to decide whether to impose sanctions

TikTok has denied sharing European user data with Chinese authorities after facing scrutiny from regulators. The company insists it has never provided such data and says it would refuse any request that conflicts with applicable laws. Meanwhile, the Data Protection Commission (DPC) is reviewing the case and will decide whether sanctions are warranted. Watch this report for the latest developments, regulatory concerns, and what the decision could mean for TikTok and user privacy.

Siya effect? Internet reacts after woman spotted reading 'How To Kill Men and Get Away With It' book in metro

A viral video of a woman reading How to Kill Men and Get Away With It on a metro has ignited online debate, with many social media users drawing comparisons to the Siya-Ketan Agarwal murder case.

Betting big on AI: TikTok plans fresh job cuts in Europe as about 300 roles face risk at its Dublin hub

TikTok is reportedly considering cutting around 300 jobs at its Dublin headquarters, following a similar round of layoffs last year. The proposed move comes as the company continues restructuring its European operations while investing in AI and long-term growth.

Trump's Big Beautiful Bill brings sweeping changes to US student loans from July 1

Trump's Big Beautiful Bill ends the SAVE plan, introduces new student loan repayment options, and changes federal borrowing limits from July 1.

'File on avenging blood of Khamenei remains open', warns Iran's top security body ahead of funeral

After Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was assassinated in a combined attack by the US and Israeli forces on February 28, his funeral will begin ‌in ⁠Tehran ⁠on July 4.

US-Iran talks: Iran says US commitment to end war 'on all fronts' important

Fresh diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States appear to hinge on developments in Lebanon. Tehran has indicated that progress will depend on key provisions of a proposed agreement being fulfilled, including commitments to end hostilities on multiple fronts. Reports suggest Iran, the U.S., and Lebanon could establish a joint monitoring committee to oversee the ceasefire process, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to troops in southern Lebanon adds another layer of complexity to an already fragile regional situation.

India-Iran ties: India calls for dialogue, diplomacy and freedom of navigation

Prime Minister Modi speaks with Iran's President Pezeshkian. Prime Minister Modi welcomed the understanding reached, and reiterated India’s consistent position that all issues must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. The Indian Prime Minister reiterated the need for continued efforts to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region, and for safeguarding freedom of navigation and commerce.

China's 66 billion trees in deserts are absorbing more CO2 and growing faster than natural ones

China's bid to cover deserts with forests is bearing fruit, and scientists have found that the billions of planted trees are growing much faster than the ones in forests. However, the latter still holds an edge. This is what is happening in China's "Great Green Wall" project.

LoC border villages get lavender push as government promotes medicinal crops

The initiative is aimed at transforming the agricultural landscape of border villages by introducing high-value cash crops and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Why Germany’s winning goal against Paraguay was ruled out: FIFA finally explains controversial VAR call

FIFA has defended the VAR decision that ruled out Germany's extra-time goal against Paraguay, with Pierluigi Collina saying teams were warned before the World Cup that referees would punish deliberate blocking of goalkeepers