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Tamil Nadu launches ‘spectrum’ system to track sexual offenders by risk

Tamil Nadu Police have introduced a new monitoring framework called ‘Spectrum’ to classify and track individuals accused of sexual offences based on the level of risk they pose. The system uses categories such as red, orange, and blue to help authorities identify high-risk repeat offenders as well as lower-risk cases. Officials say the initiative will strengthen policing by enabling more focused surveillance, better prevention strategies, and quicker intervention.

Asia is one: How Rabindranath Tagore and Okakura Kakuzō’s friendship paved way for modern ties between India and Japan

Ahead of Japanese PM Takaichi's visit, a look back at the friendship between Indian intellectual Rabindranath Tagore and Japanese thinker and art critic Okakura Kakuzo that paved the way for cultural diplomacy between India and Japan over a hundred years ago.

South Africa: June 30 ultimatum for undocumented immigrants draws closer

South Africa's deadline for undocumented immigrants is fast approaching, with authorities warning of stricter enforcement measures after June 30. The issue has intensified debates over immigration, border control and labour markets across the country.

Karnataka CM warns of ban on gutka and pan masala over toxic concerns

Karnataka Chief Minister has issued a strong warning over gutka and pan masala products, stating that a complete ban could be imposed if harmful toxic substances are found in them. The statement has sparked fresh debate over public health risks linked to chewing tobacco products and their widespread consumption.

Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu sets out core principles for a unity government

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined the core principles for a proposed unity government, signalling an effort to build broader political consensus amid mounting domestic and regional challenges. The move comes at a critical moment for Israel's political future.

Breaking: Cessna 152 light training aircraft crashes in UP, DGCA orders probe

A Cessna 152 training aircraft crashed during a routine sortie in Uttar Pradesh’s Kasganj district, leaving a woman trainee pilot injured. The aircraft went down near a highway, causing panic among locals who rushed to the spot and helped rescue the pilot before emergency services arrived. Authorities have launched a DGCA probe to determine the cause of the crash, including possible technical or operational issues.

Why F-22 pilots don't wear the $400,000 helmets used by F-35 pilots
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The F-35 relies on a $400,000 visor display. F-22 pilots wear standard gear because their 1990s canopy lacks physical headroom and computing space for the bulky upgrade.

‘Pay $13,000 and reset your body count to 0’: Truth behind internet’s bizarre claim

Viral claims about a $13,000 “Body Count Recovery Centre” in Brazil are false. The video actually depicts Melukat, a traditional Balinese Hindu spiritual purification ritual in Indonesia.

 Eustaquio scores most important goal in Canada's history

Canada's Stephen Eustaquio scored a dramatic late-winner to send Canada through to the last-16. It is the greatest moment of Eustaquio's career and Canada's football history.

Fans witness original FIFA World Cup trophy in Miami

Thousands of fans got to see the original FIFA World Cup trophy in Miami as the city prepares to host the match between defending champions Argentina and Cape Verde.

World Cup fans brave extreme heat in Dallas

Extreme heat in Dallas isn't stopping fans from showing up for the World Cup, despite the journey to the stadium becoming more difficult due to the concrete pavements.

Germany face Paraguay in first World Cup knockout match since 2014

Germany face Paraguay in the last-32 in what will be their first knockout match at the World Cup since the 2014 final.

World no. 7 take on World no. 8 Netherlands in last-32

A heavyweight will get knocked out of the World Cup as Netherlands take on Morocco in the last-32.

Ikka trailer: Sunny Deol-Akshaye Khanna's courtroom drama turns into a test of family, truth and conviction

Makers have unveiled the trailer of Ikka, offering a glimpse of a tense courtroom showdown. The upcoming film will feature Sunny Deol and Akshaye Khanna in lead roles.

‘Iran has requested a meeting’: Trump claims meeting in Doha on June 30, despite denial from Tehran

Donald Trump claimed Iran requested a Doha meeting on June 30 amid Strait of Hormuz tensions and asset releases. However, Iranian officials denied that any formal talks were scheduled.

Breaking: Trump says talks are on, Iran says no meeting planned

Conflicting statements from Washington and Tehran have added fresh uncertainty to efforts aimed at easing tensions between the United States and Iran. U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Iran had requested a meeting in Doha, raising hopes of renewed diplomatic engagement. However, Iranian officials quickly denied that any talks were scheduled, rejecting reports of planned negotiations.

Is North Korea's economy really booming? Inside the debate over the DPRK's growth story

North Korea's apparent economic revival is drawing global attention. Here's what available data, satellite imagery and competing narratives reveal about the DPRK's growth story.

Pak strikes Afghanistan: Afghan government accuses Pakistan of targeting civilians

Pakistani strikes in three eastern provinces of Afghanistan killed 36 civilians and wounded 163, the Taliban government's deputy spokesman said on Monday. "The attacks carried out last night resulted in the martyrdom of 36 civilians, including women and children, while 163 others sustained injuries," Hamdullah Fitrat posted on his X account

Advanced AI models face growing security scrutiny

A demonstration of an advanced AI model has sparked fresh concerns about the risks and capabilities of next-generation artificial intelligence. During a briefing for U.S. lawmakers, an AI system reportedly showed it could identify vulnerabilities in banking and financial networks, then either help fix them or potentially exploit them.