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Indonesia Draws Up National AI Adoption Roadmap

Indonesia is launching a national AI roadmap (2026–2029) to integrate artificial intelligence across ministries and regional administrations. The strategy aims to support key presidential programs, drive economic growth, and accelerate AI adoption in public services. Through this draft initiative, the government intends to boost Indonesia’s regional and global competitiveness in the AI landscape.

Can AI data centres run without water? Nvidia introduces near-zero-water cooling technology
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NVIDIA has unveiled a near-zero-water cooling system for AI data centres. Using a closed-loop liquid cooling design, the technology recirculates coolant instead of consuming water, reducing energy use, operating costs and dependence on traditional cooling towers.

World Economic Forum Reveals 10 Technologies Set To Transform The World By 2031

From advanced AI and next-generation healthcare to breakthrough energy solutions, the World Economic Forum has identified 10 emerging technologies that could reshape industries and daily life by 2031. The report highlights innovations with the potential to drive economic growth, improve sustainability and solve major global challenges.

Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv To Calibrate Ceasefire Offer With Kremlin

The war in Ukraine continues to intensify as Russian strikes reportedly killed at least six people and injured several others across different regions. Ukrainian officials reported casualties in Sumy and Zaporizhzhia, while Russia claimed fresh advances near Kostyantynivka, a strategically important city that serves as a key gateway to Ukraine's Donbas region.

WATCH | Former India captain Rohit Sharma conferred with Padma Shri for outstanding contribution to Indian cricket

Former India captain Rohit Sharma receives the Padma Shri at the Padma Awards 2026 for his exceptional contribution to Indian cricket, including ICC title-winning leadership and record-breaking performances across formats

England coach Thomas Tuchel slams World Cup hydration breaks for ‘changing game’s identity’

England coach Thomas Tuchel expressed deep frustration over mandatory World Cup 2026 hydration breaks, claiming they split the game into four quarters.

Russia Tests NATO: Russia's Most Powerful Nuclear-Capable Tu-22M3 Bombers Patrol Near UK

Russian strategic Tu-160 missile-carrying bombers conducted ​a 16-hour flight including ‌an air-to-air refueling test in the neutral zone ​over the Barents ​Sea and the Norwegian ⁠Sea. Russia's defence ​ministry said the flight, was a routine ​one, was ​accompanied by Russian MiG-31 fighter ‌jets ⁠and was escorted by foreign fighter jets at certain points. On the other hand Norway said it sent F-35 jets to intercept Russian nuclear-capable bombers and MiG-31s over Barents and Norwegian Seas.

Makers of Mirzapur: The Movie bring back Guddu, Kaleen and Munna Bhaiya in Season 1 recap; give major updates

Ahead of the release of Mirzapur: The Movie, the makers have unveiled a season 1 recap, revisiting iconic characters, including Kaleen Bhaiya (Pankaj Tripathi), Guddu Pandit (Ali Fazal), and Munna Tripathi (Divyenndu), and deadly moments.

Amarnath Yatra 2026: Insurance cover doubled to ₹10 lakh, extensive arrangements in place

The Jammu and Kashmir administration has enhanced Amarnath Yatra preparations, doubling pilgrim health insurance to ₹10 lakh, establishing 100-bed hospitals, and deploying 100,000 security personnel for a safe, comfortable pilgrimage.

Eetha teaser out: Shraddha Kapoor's divine transformation as Vithabai Narayangaonkar sparks excitement | Watch

The teaser of Eetha is out. It offers a glimpse of Shraddha Kapoor's powerful transformation into legendary Lavani artiste Vithabai Narayangaonkar. The biographical drama has already created a buzz online, with fans praising the actor's intense performance and striking screen presence.

R Madhavan honoured with Padma Shri; touches PM Modi's feet

R Madhavan has been conferred with Padma Shri, the fourth-highest civilian award in India, for his immense contribution to the world of cinema and art. The actor attended the event with his wife, Sarita Birje, and son, Vedaant Madhavan

NCW rejects apology of comedian Pranit More in 'Rs 370 Biryani’ controversy

Pranit More and Himanshu Jangra appeared before the NCW for a hearing in the Rs 370 Biryani controversy case. The comedian maintained a low profile and refused to speak to the media outside.

UN claims Israel deliberately targeted Gaza children during and after war; Netanyahu government rejects allegation

A UN inquiry accused Israeli forces of deliberately targeting Palestinian children, alleging war crimes and genocidal intent. Israel rejected the report, calling it a libellous sham that ignores Hamas tactics.

From victory to resignation: How Keir Starmer lost his mandate in just 20 months| WION Decodes

Starmer led the UK Labour Party to a landslide victory in general election held in July 2024, but severe economic struggles, unpopular welfare cuts led to his downfall.

Pakistan Ends Fuel Subsidy As Oil Markets Stabilise After Hormuz Crisis |

Pakistan is winding down its temporary fuel subsidy program after global oil markets eased and fears surrounding the Strait of Hormuz crisis subsided. The subsidy was introduced to shield consumers from a sudden surge in fuel prices during a period of geopolitical uncertainty. With energy markets now showing signs of stability, authorities have decided to roll back the relief measures.

Padma Awards 2026: Mammootty conferred Padma Bhushan by President Droupadi Murmu; Dulquer Salmaan cheers from audience | Watch

On June 23, Mammootty has been honoured with Padma Bhushan at the Padma Awards 2026 investiture ceremony for his immense contribution to the Indian cinema. His son Dulquer Salmaan was present at the ceremony in Delhi.

11 India-bound ships carrying crude, LPG, fertilisers crossed Hormuz since US-Iran MoU signing; 10 still in Gulf: MEA

Three India-flagged crude oil tankers, each carrying 2,85,000 metric tonnes of crude oil, one foreign-flag LPG carrier, one foreign-flag crude oil tanker, and six foreign-flag bulk carriers carrying fertiliser crossed through the Strait of Hormuz, the MEA spokesperson said.

Something is resisting electric flow under mystery structure at the Giza pyramids

Under the Western Cemetery in the Giza pyramids lies an L-shaped structure which scientists say is most likely man-made. Something bigger lies under this complex, which has stumped scientists since it has a very strong natural opposition to the flow of electric current.

Indian fencer Bhavani Devi issues unconditional apology, seeks relief from two-month suspension

Indian fencer Bhavani Devi issues unconditional apology, seeks relief from two-month suspension