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US-Iran Peace Deal: Iran Vows To Monitor Strait Of Hormuz As Trump Declares It Open

Fresh signs of progress have emerged from Iran-US technical talks, with Tehran saying Washington agreed to release $12 billion in frozen Iranian assets. According to Iranian officials, four working groups have been established to address key issues including nuclear matters and sanctions. Meanwhile, Iran vowed to continue monitoring the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. President Donald Trump declared the crucial shipping route open. The developments have raised hopes of easing tensions while keeping global energy markets closely watching every move.

Elon Musk's SpaceX loses $600bn in 3 days, nearly triple combined wealth of Ambani and Adani

SpaceX rapidly joined the ranks of the world's most valuable corporations as investors sought exposure to Elon Musk's businesses in space exploration, satellite communications and artificial intelligence.

Iran blocks IAEA inspections of damaged nuclear sites amid Switzerland peace talks

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei confirms Iran will not grant UN nuclear watchdog access to bombed sites at Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan despite ongoing US talks.

WATCH | Norway's Viking Row celebration goes viral after thrilling World Cup win over Senegal

Norway's Viking Row celebration captured global attention after a thrilling 3-2 FIFA World Cup victory over Senegal. Erling Haaland scored twice as Norway advanced to the Round of 32 and fans worldwide joined the iconic celebration

North Korea's Kim Vows To Expand Nuclear Capabilities

North Korea has announced plans to accelerate its military build-up as regional security tensions remain high. Leader Kim Jong Un has emphasised strengthening the country's defence capabilities and strategic deterrence.

‘Desperate attempt to cover own failing’, India slams remarks by Khawaja Asif on ‘water war’

India slammed Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif's remarks about the country on Tuesday (June 23). The spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal, said that Asif's remark was just a desperate attempt to cover the failure of Pakistan.

Vijay ends assembly speech in his signature heroic style; Fans say It's straight out of a mass film

Today, the internet is talking about Vijay's last moment in his speech when he did his hand-slashing gesture, leaving his fans going gaga over him.

Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa first contestants unveiled: Here's what we know of Netflix's new reality show

From behind the scenes to behind the bars: Netflix unveils the inmates of it’s upcoming captive reality show Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa. Ram Kapoor, Pamala Serena and Shivangi Joshi revealed as three of the 14 celebrity inmates participating in Lock Upp: Sach ya Sazaa.

Wing wonder: Why are the B-52 bomber's wings unlike those of modern aircraft?
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The B-52 features a 185-foot wingspan with a high angle of incidence for flat takeoffs. Packing heavy fuel, the wings flex down by 12 feet, needing outrigger wheels and spoilers for roll control.

The impossible balance: How working mothers navigate parenting, careers and family life

As more women pursue careers, working mothers are balancing jobs, childcare and household responsibilities, facing new pressures as they navigate the competing demands of work and family life. Here’s how they navigate challenges.

CJP protest enters 4th day, Abhijeet Dipke claims Police squeeze protest site into smaller area

The Cockroach Janta Party launched a "diaper donation drive" at Delhi's Jantar Mantar on day four of their protest, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over NEET-UG paper leaks.

Former ENHYPEN member Heeseung debuts as EVAN, fans divided over 'Ride or Die'

Heeseung finally made his solo debut as EVAN with a digital track, Ride or Die. Heeseung is the former member of South Korean boy band ENHYPEN. Read to know about the views of netizens.

NEET aspirant missed exam due to 'public event'? Bengaluru police FACT CHECK viral claim

A viral claim alleged that a NEET aspirant missed or was delayed for the exam because of a Congress rally in Bengaluru. However, a police fact-check has offered a different version of events, shedding light on what actually happened

Canada, Ireland honours victims of 1985 Air India attack on anniversary

The ceremony at Canada House marked the 41st anniversary of the bombing, which claimed the lives of 268 Canadians, 27 British citizens, 22 Indians, 10 Americans and two others.

Hormuz Crisis Over? Iran Says Not so Fast

Strait of Hormuz traffic has surged to its highest level since the conflict began, with Donald Trump declaring the vital oil route "totally open." But Iranian officials insist the strategic waterway will never return to its pre-war status, raising questions about whether the immediate crisis is over, or merely on pause.

Russian journalist who reported about Putin's alleged affair with gymnast dies in Latvia

Grigory Nekhoroshev, an exiled Russian journalist who had moved to Latvia, supposedly died from eating poisonous mushrooms. He was the first to report on Putin's alleged relationship with Olympic gymnastics champion Alina Kabaeva, after which the newspaper was shut down.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Lighting Stops World Cup Clash Between France And Iraq

World Cup 2026 witnessed its first weather-related disruption after lightning and heavy rain forced a lengthy suspension of France's match against Iraq in Philadelphia.

Iran, UAE clash at BRICS NSAs meet in Delhi; Tehran accuses Abu Dhabi of allowing attacks from its soil

A BRICS security meeting in New Delhi witnessed a sharp exchange as Iran accused the UAE of allowing its territory to be used for attacks during the recent conflict. The public confrontation highlighted growing divisions within the expanded BRICS bloc

Tamil Nadu: Toll In Ammonia Leak Reaches Nine, All Women Workers

A deadly gas leak at a seafood processing unit in Tamil Nadu has claimed nine lives, while dozens of workers remain hospitalised. Officials say many of the affected workers displayed symptoms consistent with ammonia exposure, raising concerns about industrial safety standards. At least 67 people are reported to be in critical condition and undergoing treatment.