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Mohammed Shami picks 4 wickets for Bengal in Ranji Trophy, announces return in style

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami is back doing what he does best—picking wickets. On his competitive return to cricket for the first time in around a year, Shami bagged four wickets for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the ongoing Ranji Trophy tie on Thursday (Nov.

Bolsonaro supporter dies in suicide blast outside Brazil Supreme Court days before G20 summit

In a shocking incident, just days before Brazil hosts the G20 summit, a man carrying explosives tried to enter the nation's Supreme Court. The man died during the suspected suicide attempt, as the explosion happened at the entrance of the Supreme Court in Brasilia.

Canadian teen, first human case of bird flu in country, battling for life

A teen in Canada who contracted bird flu is in critical condition, reports suggest. The patient lives in British Columbia and is the first known human case of bird flu in the country.

French prosecutors demand prison, election ban for far-right leader Marine Le Pen

In the embezzlement trial of France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen, the French prosecutors on Wednesday demanded she get a jail sentence and a ban from public office if convicted, potentially barring her from running for president in 2027.

Chinese Hackers Allegedly Target US Law Enforcement Data

Chinese linked hackers have allegedly breached several US Telecom networks assessing data originally attending intended for American law enforcement. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Says, ' Kyiv Using Long-Range Weapons Will e Destructive For NATO

Russia has reiterated its warning against Ukraine's use of Western long range weapons. The Russian foreign Ministry has said that the response to use the long range systems to strike Russia would be inevitable and destructive for Ukraine's NATO allies. Watch in for more details!

Iran plans to open treatment clinic for women who defy hijab laws: Reports

If reports are to be believed, the Iranian government said that it has plans to open a treatment clinic for women who defied the country's mandatory hijab laws. Such a type of centre has been named a "hijab removal treatment clinic.

Pakistan: Security Forces Kill Terrorists In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa And Balochistan

Pakistan continues to Grapple with Rising Terror attacks, Country's armed forces have claimed to kill 12 terrorists including a high-profile target in two provinces and this comes just days after the army killed 10 terrorists in Northern Waziristan.

Bluesky Has Now More Than 15 Million Users

Among the several microblogging sites, Bluesky has now formally achieved the milestone of 15 million registered members.

After UK’s Guardian, Spain’s Vanguardia daily to stop posting on ‘disinformation network’ X

Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia on Thursday announced it would cease publishing its reports on Elon Musk's social media platform X, which it said had become a "disinformation network".

David Coote, suspended Premier League referee, faces new allegations over viral cocaine video

Misery continues to pile on Premier League referee David Coote, who was suspended over derogatory remarks about former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. With FA and PGMOL investigating whether Coote's reference to Klopp's nationality constitutes an aggravated breach of its misconduct rule, the latest controversy strikes the 42-year-old.

Audi India opens bookings for Q7 ahead of November launch

German luxury carmaker Audi has officially started accepting bookings for its upcoming Q7 SUV in India. Customers can now reserve the SUV for a token amount of INR 2,00,000 via Audi India website or via the ‘myAudi connect’ app.

Tesla recalls 2,400 Cybertrucks due to faulty drive inverter component

Tesla recalled 2,400 Cybertruck pickups in the United States for a faulty drive inverter component that could cause power loss — a risk that could lead to a crash.

Cargo Ship From Karachi Arrives At Bangladesh Port

Pakistan and Bangladesh established their first direct maritime link Wednesday as a cargo ship from Karachi stopped at Chattogram port.

Mamma Mia actress Amanda loves living on the farm, feeding animals, calls leaving Hollywood ‘best decision’

It’s not news that Mamma Mia actress Amanda Seyfried has left Hollywood for a quiet farm life but she is now opening up on the perks of having the option of both city and farm life.

California: Person Dressed In Bear Costume To Fake Attacks On Cars For Insurance Payout: Officials

Officials stated Wednesday that four persons in Southern California were arrested and charged with insurance fraud after they reported that a bear, who was actually wearing a bear costume, had destroyed their cars.

'90 per cent population is Muslim,' Bangladesh official calls for removal of term ‘secular’ from Constitution

The Attorney General of Bangladesh, Md Asaduzzaman, called for the removal of the term "secular" from the nation’s Constitution, saying that "90 per cent of the population was Muslim.

COP29 Climate Summit: New Multi-Trillion-Dollar Annual Finance Goal Eyed At COP29

The United Nations has been hosting a climate meeting called the conference of the parties or COP every year for over 30 years. Global warming's worst impacts are discussed as delegates from different parts of the world gather in one location to try to find solutions. One of the world's biggest oil and gas-dependent nations is hosting COP for the second year in a row. While governments are speaking the language, they are not funding the movement entirely.

Who is Mike Johnson? Trump nominates Republican Congressman for another term as House Speaker

Mike Johnson on Wednesday (Nov 13) secured the nomination to remain in his role as the Republican House Speaker, after an endorsement from US President-elect Donald Trump ahead of a full House vote in January.