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Indian Army's New chief outlines 'VIJAY' vision for modern, self-reliant force

New Indian Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth unveiled his VIJAY roadmap, prioritising vigilance, innovation, jointness, self-reliance and soldier welfare. Stressing "Nation First" and "JAI se VIJAY", he pledged to modernise the Army for future warfare.

Northeast India: Japan's new geo-economic corridor

Beijing controls the lion's share of global rare earths, lithium, and cobalt processing, and has shown its willingness to weaponise that dominance. This is where India's Northeast becomes the gateway for Japan's move away from China.

India's IndiGo launches cheaper tickets for passengers: Is it related to ATF price reduction? - All about 'Lite' fare

IndiGo has launched IndiGo Lite, a new cabin baggage-only Economy fare for budget-conscious travellers. Available for booking from July 1, 2026, on IndiGo's direct channels, the fare applies to domestic and international non-stop routes for travel starting July 15

Aamir Khan to celebrate 25 years of Lagaan at Indian Film Festival of Melbourne

Aamir Khan is all set to attend a special Lagaan screening at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne. Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, the film recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. Read on to know more.

Yash's Toxic teaser out! One man, a team of women, and a world of mystery

Packed with power, mystery, attitude, and adrenaline, the video revolves around Yash, giving a sneak peek at the female forces shaping the story. Apart from Yash, the teaser features Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, Rukmini Vasanth and Huma Qureshi.

National Doctor's Day 2026: Indian celebrities who studied medicine before gaining fame
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As the world is celebrating National Doctor’s Day on July 1st, take a look at celebrities who once pursued medical studies before gaining fame in showbiz and building successful careers on screen.

300-year-old Guru Granth Sahib manuscript, stolen by British from erstwhile Sikh Empire, arrives in Scotland. All details here

A 300-year-old handwritten manuscript of the Guru Granth Sahib, believed to have once belonged to Maharaja Kharak Singh, has been brought to Scotland and will be displayed for devotees at the Central Gurdwara Glasgow.

Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding: National Guard sighting outside Madison Square Garden fuels speculation

There has been new speculations around Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding celebration after National Guard personnel were spotted outside Madison Square Garden (MSG) in New York. Read on to know more.

Cuba FM says 'no progress' in negotiations with US

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez has described negotiations with the United States as hitting a wall, with no breakthroughs made towards ending sanctions against the Caribbean island. "The discussions between the Cuban and US governments are showing no progress," Rodriguez told a news conference on Tuesday.

Anantnag Police registers 345 NDPS cases, arrests 372 drug peddlers in first half of 2026

Under preventive measures, the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances PIT NDPS Act. Authorities also cancelled 24 driving licences and 16 vehicle registration certificates (RCs) in connection with narcotics offences.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Mexico beat Ecuador 2-0 to reach round of 16

Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0 to book their place in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16. Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez scored first-half goals as El Tri delivered a commanding performance in front of their home fans.

India-Japan ties: Why Japan is betting big on India | From China+1 to indo-pacific strategy

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is on her first official visit to India for the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit. She is scheduled to hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on trade, investment, defence, energy security and the Indo-Pacific.

India's E20 fuel policy under Supreme Court scanner

India's E20 fuel policy has come under the Supreme Court's scrutiny, bringing fresh attention to the country's ethanol-blending programme. The case raises questions over the policy's implementation and its broader environmental and economic impact.

Hint - Silly Rabbit! Quentin Tarantino's THIS character inspired Naomi Osaka's Kimono outfit at Wimbledon

Naomi Osaka made a memorable fashion statement on Wimbledon’s opening day with a white kimono-inspired outfit that honored both her Japanese heritage and pop culture.

FIFA 2026 | Ecuador keep ball but Mexico score twice and book R16 betrh

Mexico scored the goals despite Ecuador keeping possession of the ball for longer time and making more passes with better accuracy. Julian Quinones and Raul Jimenez scored one goal each for the El Tri in 22nd and 31st minute, respectively.

Pok Protests: Days numbered for Shehbaz government?

Widespread Protests Continue in Rawalakot, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (Pok), With Thousands Participating in Sit-ins and Marches Organised by the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (Jaac). The Demonstrations Are One of the Largest Public Mobilisations in the Region in the Recent Years. Angry Locals Are Demanding the Shehbaz Sharif-led Government to "Get Out" of Pok, as They Accused the Military of Using Drones Laden With Explosives Against Peacful Demonstrations.

China's Teesta push in Bangladesh raises strategic concerns for India

China is fast-tracking a feasibility study for Bangladesh’s multi-million dollar Teesta River project following PM Tarique Rahman’s Beijing visit. While Beijing claims the initiative focuses purely on local livelihoods, it has raised serious security alarms in New Delhi. The project’s close proximity to the highly strategic Siliguri Corridor, India's "Chicken’s Neck", has Indian officials closely monitoring China’s expanding infrastructure footprint right on its border. What are the geopolitical stakes for India, China, and Bangladesh? Watch the full report.

Recession Risk: Is the Cycle Obsolete Now?

Since 1900, the US economy spent 36 to 45 percent of every decade in recession that is until the 2010s, when that number hit zero. The 2020s are tracking near 3 percent. In this next report, we decode how the business cycle, the thing that built modern macroeconomics, may be breaking down. Take a look.

Desperation and dignity: In quake-ravaged Venezuela, survivors lean on the kindness of strangers

As aid lines grow in Venezuela's disaster zone of La Guaira, quake survivors rely on volunteers and NGOs for survival. Read the ground report.