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Lisa Mishra to perform with Ed Sheeran in Delhi, calls it a 'defining moment' of her career

Entertainment Lisa Mishra will be performing with global music icon Ed Sheeran on stage in Delhi on February 15. The act is being considered as the biggest international concert ever in the capital.

Canadian fans boo US national anthem after Trump imposes tariffs

World | Trending | Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, on Saturday (Feb 1), said that his country will hit back at the tariffs imposed by the United States with 25 per cent levies of its own on select American goods.

Bianca Censori shared cryptic posts after returning to Instagram, day before Grammys nude dress shocker

Entertainment Hollywood Trending At this year's Grammys, Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori shocked everyone as the latter wore a naked dress to the red carpet.

Rat population rising with climate change

Climate change is contributing to the rising rat population, as warmer temperatures and altered ecosystems provide ideal conditions for these pests to thrive. This increase in rat numbers poses significant risks to public health and food security.

Kannappa: Check out Prabhas's first look from the upcoming mythological epic

The first-look poster for Prabhas's character in Kannappa is out. The actor will play Rudra in the upcoming mythological drama, which stars Vishnu Manchu.

Budget 2025: Climate financing not added in Union Budget

India’s Union Budget 2025 does not include provisions for climate financing, sparking concerns over the country’s commitment to addressing climate change and environmental sustainability in the face of growing challenges.

Australia ravaged by heavy floods, authorities order mass evacuation

Heavy rainfall has triggered dangerous flash floods in northeast Australia, causing widespread damage and evacuations. Watch this report for more details!

'If you don't introspect you lose time and direction': Ajit Doval

India news: Doval's remarks came during the launch of the Hindi edition of book 'Islam Authoritarianism: Underdevelopment--A Global and Historical Comparison' authored by Turkish-American scholar Ahmet T Kuru and published by the Khusro Foundation at the New Delhi World Book Fair.

Economic survey highlights severe weather conditions in India

India's Economic Survey reports on the growing impact of severe weather conditions, highlighting the effects on agriculture, infrastructure, and the economy. The survey stresses the need for adaptive strategies to combat the challenges posed by climate change.

International Space Station to be visible from India tonight! Here’s when and how to spot it

Residents of Mumbai and Pune will have the opportunity to see the International Space Station (ISS) with the naked eye as it moves across the night sky. The station, which orbits Earth at over 28,000 km/h, will be visible under clear weather conditions.

Jimmy Carter wins posthumous Grammy for best audiobook

World | Entertainment Late US president Jimmy Carter on Sunday won a posthumous Grammy Award -- his fourth -- for best audiobook, narration and storytelling recording for a collection of his final Sunday school lessons in Georgia.

Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector at risk, World Bank warns

The World Bank (WB) has warned that climate change could erode up to 12 percent of Zimbabwe's gross domestic product (GDP) annually if the country does not implement robust measures to tackle the phenomenon.

'Nonsense': North Korea slams US over 'rogue state' remark in first public denunciation of Trump administration

World news: This bold statement marks Pyongyang's first public denunciation of the new Trump administration, signalling a potentially volatile relationship between the two nations.

Cleveland Cavaliers crush Dallas Mavericks in aftermath of shock Doncic trade, Boston Celtics rally

Sports, NBA: The Mavs came stumbling out of the gate, hindered by the injury absences of a string of regular starters, including Kyrie Irving, P.J. Washington and Daniel Gafford

Sudanese paramilitary forces kill dozens in Khartoum market attack

Sudanese paramilitary forces launch a deadly assault on a Khartoum market, resulting in the deaths of dozens of civilians. The attack intensifies the ongoing conflict in Sudan’s capital, raising concerns about escalating violence and civilian safety.

Trump slams USAID, calls it "run by radical lunatics" amid merger reports

Donald Trump criticizes USAID after reports surfaced about its potential merger with the U.S. State Department, calling the agency "run by a bunch of radical lunatics." His remarks add to ongoing debates about the future of U.S. foreign aid.

Millions throng at sangam, 'operation eleven' to manage crowd

Ahead of the Amrit Snan on Basant Panchami during the Maha Kumbh Mela 2025, authorities have heightened security measures to ensure the safety of millions of devotees attending the sacred event. Watch to know more!

'Project Phoenix': How the biggest alien search project still inspires science today

In February 1995, the SETI Institute launched Project Phoenix, an extensive search for extraterrestrial life. The first observations were conducted at Parkes Observatory in Australia, marking the beginning of one of the most comprehensive SETI efforts.

'India is a sleeping giant in...', says ex Australian professional golfer Greg Norman

Sports, Olympics: The 69-year-old former world number one, who has 88 professional titles under his belt, was hopeful of India's growth in the sport