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Israel-Hamas War: Israel's War In Gaza Amounts To Genocide, Says Amnesty International

The body of a hostage has been recovered from Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. This development adds to the tension and sorrow experienced by families and communities affected by the violence. Amnesty International has stated that Israel's actions in its war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip amount to genocide under international law. A report reviewing events in Gaza from October 2023 to July 2024 concluded that Israel has persistently and ruthlessly attacked the area, causing devastation to the Gaza Strip's 2.3 million residents, with total impunity.

Nepal Signs BRI Cooperation Framework With China During PM Oli's Beijing Visit

Nepal's government has approved projects valued at USD 20 million as grant assistance from China. The announcement comes ahead of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s upcoming official visit to China, his first since taking office for the fourth time. This move will strengthen bilateral relations and foster collaboration in various development initiatives. Watch to know more!

Sukhbir Badal arrives at Anandpur Sahib for penance day after assassination attempt

Former Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal, after surviving an assassination bid on Wednesday (Dec. 4), arrived at Takhat Sri Kesgarh Sahib in Anandpur Sahib on Thursday (Dec.

BGT 2024-25: Rohit Sharma confirms KL Rahul as opener for Adelaide Test, reveals his batting slot

Ahead of the second Test between India and Australia, in Adelaide, Indian captain Rohit Sharma confirmed that KL Rahul will continue as an opener. India lead the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 1-0 following a stunning 295-run win over Pat Cummins-led hosts.

Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Baroda rewrite record books with 349 runs vs Sikkim; Bhanu Pania top scores with 134

Baroda smashed record books in India’s domestic T20 competition Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) on Thursday (Dec 5) as they scored 349/5 with the bat against Sikkim.

AUS vs IND 2nd Test live streaming: When & where to watch Australia vs India live on laptop, TV, Squads

AUS vs IND 2nd Test Live Streaming, Date-Time, Venue: Visitors India will look to extend their lead in the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy as they take on hosts Australia in the second Test starting on Friday (Dec 6).

Ritual gone wrong! Mexican actress dies after consuming Amazonian frog venom

In shocking news from Mexico, an actress died tragically after consuming Amazonian frog venom as part of a cleansing ritual at a spiritual retreat. Soon after taking the venom to cleanse her body and mind, the actress experienced severe diarrhoea.

BJP MP Hema Malini condemns Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das' arrest; 'not a matter of foreign policy...'

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Hema Malini, on Wednesday (Dec 4), set off a contentious dialogue in the Lok Sabha fiercely denouncing Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das' arrest.

Asteroid that hit US had a surprising effect on Earth, study finds

Two asteroids that struck Earth within 25,000 years of each other did not have a long-term impact on the planet, researchers have found. The first asteroid hit a place that is in Russia today and created a crater 60 miles wide.

China Records Highest-Ever Autumn Temperatures At 11.8°C

China has reported its warmest autumn this year since records began decades ago. China's national climate centre has announced that during this year's autumn season from September to November, the national average temperature was 11.8 degrees Celsius. Earlier this year, china also logged its hottest-ever July and August. Watch in for more details!

US Tells ICJ Past Emissions Should Not Be Considered Wrongful Acts

The International Court Of Justice is working on drafting fresh global legal guidelines on climate change. During its arguments before the top UN Court, the United States said historical emissions should not be considered wrongful acts. The US Representative said an advisory proceeding is not the means to litigate whether states have violated obligations pertaining to climate change in the past. Watch in for more details!

Indian Coast Guard rescues 12 Indian crew from Arabian Sea with help from Pakistan agency

The Indian Coast Guard said Thursday (Dec 5) in a press release that it had rescued 12 people from a sunken vessel from the North Arabian Sea in a mission that saw close collaboration with Pakistan’s Maritime Security Agency (MSA).

Pushpa 2 Stampede: Woman Dead, Son Critical At 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' Screening In Hyderabad

The premiere of "Pushpa 2" at Sandhya Theatre took a tragic turn last night as a massive crowd gathered to see actor Allu Arjun. A stampede-like situation broke out outside Sandhya theatre, leading to the death of a 39-year-old woman and leaving her young son in critical condition.

India: Mumbai records hottest December day in last 16 years

Mumbai recorded its hottest December day in the last 16 years after the spike in maximum temperature on Wednesday, December 4. The city recorded 37.3 degrees Celsius after light drizzle in the early hours of the day in several areas.

Nissan CEO Uchida scrambles to revive automaker amid mounting challenges

Nissan’s slide in sales puts its CEO Makoto Uchida in a race to stabilise the struggling automaker, which is bracing for declining sales and surging competition plus internal dissatisfaction.

BGT 2024-25: Picking playing XI biggest challenge for India in Adelaide, says ex-women's skipper Anjum Chopra

The second Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) Test is almost here with India and Australia ready to battle it out in Adelaide under the lights with a pink-ball from December 6.

UK MP Raise Concern Over 'Ethnic Cleansing Of Hindus' In Bangladesh

UK MPs have raised concerns over reports of the 'ethnic cleansing of Hindus' in Bangladesh, calling for international attention and action. The issue highlights growing tensions and violence against minority communities in the region.

Chinese automakers turn to hybrids in Europe to dodge EV tariffs

As Europe diversifies its automotive imports away from the U.S. and Japan, Chinese automakers are bankrolling hybrid exports to Europe to exploit a loophole in European Union electric vehicle (EV) tariff policy.

Delhi's AQI Drops To 'Moderate' Category After Nearly Two Months

Delhiites are breathing easy after nearly two months. Delhi's air quality index has come down to 161, according to the data from the central pollution control board. With this, the Indian capital's AQI is down to the 'moderate' category, and this period of relief is expected to continue for the next two to three days. Watch in for more details!