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Iran-Israel War: Iran Vows 'Strong and Complex' Response Against Israel

In the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, reports indicate that Iran is preparing to deploy advanced warheads that have not been previously utilized in their military operations. Watch this report to know more

Israel-Hezbollah War: Despite Israeli Strikes, Beirut Airport Continues Operations

The Israeli army is stepping up strikes on the Lebanese capital Beirut's densely populated southern suburbs. According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, three people were killed in an air strike yesterday. Watch this report to know more.

Video shows devotees drinking AC water, believing it to be 'Charan Amrit' at Banke Bihari Temple

In Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, an unusual incident has sparked widespread attention after a video went viral. Devotees at the Shri Banke Bihari Mandir mistakenly believed that water dripping from an elephant-shaped spout was ‘Charan Amrit’, or holy water from the feet of Lord Krishna.

BGT 2024/25: More miseries for India? Rohit Sharma 'not sure' of his participation in Perth Test

After India's humiliating Test series whitewash against New Zealand, captain Rohit Sharma confirmed that he is 'not sure' of his availability for the Australia series opener in Perth.

US elections 2024: How Peanut the squirrel became latest campaign talking point

US elections 2024: The Instagram-famous pet squirrel Peanut was euthanised on November 1 by New York wildlife officials and this soon became a campaign talking point, two days ahead of the US presidential election.

Quincy Jones, legendary musician and producer, passes away at 91

Legendary musician Quincy Jones has passed away at the age of 91. His publicist, Arnold Robinson, stated that Jones died at his home in Los Angeles on Sunday, November 3.

Israel officially notifies UN of termination of relations with Palestinian relief agency UNRWA

Israel has officially notified the United Nations that it was severing ties with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), said the Israeli foreign ministry on Monday (Nov 4).

Watch | Trump boasts his 'every rally is full' as cameraman pans to empty seats

Donald Trump was at the stage in Greensboro, North Carolina, boasting how his rallies are one of the “biggest in history”, with “absolutely not empty seats.” A cameraperson attending the event live decided to do a quick on-the-spot-checking by simply shifting the camera pan and showing empty seats in the hall.

Reason why some people wake up between 3-5 am and can't go back to sleep, as per a biohacker

A biohacker has claimed to have found the reason why some of us wake up between 3 and 5 am and then find it hard to go back to sleep. Dave Asprey, an Instagram lifestyle influencer known as the "father of biohacking", invented the DIY approach to health where people alter their lifestyle, diet, and body among other things to add years to their lives.

Federal judge rules Iowa can continue challenging validity of hundreds of ballots from potential noncitizens

A federal judge said on Sunday (Nov 3) that the US state of Iowa can continue challenging hundreds of ballots from potential noncitizens despite criticism against it as it could threaten the voting rights of recently neutralised citizens of the country.

US Presidential Election Heading For a Close Finish

The United States is just days away from its presidential election, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump focusing their campaigns on crucial swing states, where every vote matters. Watch this report for more details!

Delhi's Yamuna gets covered by toxic foam, raising concerns ahead of Chhath Puja

Toxic foam has inundated Delhi-NCR's Yamuna River ahead of Chhath Puja, a festival which will be celebrated from November 6 to 8 in India with devotees performing rituals in the river and on its banks.

36 dead as bus plunges into gorge on Uttarakhand's Pauri-Almora border

In India's Uttarakhand, early Monday (Nov 4) a tragic bus accident on the Pauri-Almora border left 36 dead, including children, as the vehicle tumbled into a steep gorge.

India: PM Modi Urges People To Guard Against 'Digital Arrests'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called on citizens to be vigilant against the threat of "digital arrests," emphasizing the importance of safeguarding personal data and online privacy. In a recent address, he highlighted the rising risks associated with digital surveillance and cyber threats, urging individuals to adopt secure online practices. Modi's remarks reflect growing concerns about the implications of technology on civil liberties and the need for greater awareness in the digital age.

Kamala Harris to spend election night at 'Black Harvard' campus

The Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris will be watching the election night of November 5 from the campus of Howard University, which has been called "one of the most important aspects" of her life by Harris.

British woman married Pakistani uncle, had his baby to help him get into UK: Report

A British woman with roots in Pakistan married her Pakistani uncle and had a baby with him, as per a Daily Mail report. The two now face the risk of being sentenced to death by stoning.

US Election Night: Order or chaos? Possible scenarios after Trump vs Harris race, explained

Election Night in the US begins as soon as polls close and the sun sets on November 5 in different time zones on the east and west coasts of America. Will it be an orderly election that would declare either Democrat Kamala Harris or Republican Donald Trump as the winner?

Spain's King Felipe And Queen Letizia Visit Flood-Hit Areas

A crowd of enraged locals hurled clots of mud left by storm-spawned flooding at the Spanish royal couple. During their first visit to the epicenter of their nation's deadliest natural disaster in living memory. Spanish fury has been unleashed against a state that appears overwhelmed and unable to meet the needs of people used to living under an effective government.

Enforcement Directorate files charges in massive 'pig-butchering' scam in India's Bengaluru

Just days after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned of 'digital arrests,' the nation's probe agencies have announced that it is ramping up its efforts to combat cyber crimes.