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5-star hotels and Emir-Chartered Jets: Qatar funds 1,000 fans for World Cup clash vs Canada

Qatar's government flies 1,000 fans to Vancouver on chartered jets with 5-star hotel stays ahead of their crucial World Cup clash against Canada.

How the F-22 balances extreme speed with long-range fuel storage
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The F-22 Raptor relies on supercruise and internal fuel storage to sustain supersonic speeds above Mach 1.5. By avoiding afterburners, it saves up to 40 per cent fuel at high altitudes.

The politics of perception: Decoding G7 Summit’s most viral moments

As the G7 Summit concluded, several off-script interactions drew global attention, revealing how optics, personality and public perception increasingly shape diplomacy alongside formal policy discussions.

Not Messi, not Mbappe. This viral toy is FIFA World Cup 2026's surprise sensation

Labubu, Pop Mart's iconic collectible character, became a FIFA World Cup 2026 sensation. Discover its history, FIFA collaboration, viral success, and global popularity

DGP Nalin Prabhat flags off 45 specialised mountain rescue teams for Amarnath Yatra

The specialised mountain rescue teams will be stationed at vulnerable and landslide-prone locations along both the Baltal and Pahalgam routes of the Yatra, beginning from the Baltal Base Camp and Nunwan Base Camp to ensure a swift response in the event of any disasters or emergency.

FIFA 2026 | Harry Kane breaks World Cup record for most penalty goals

Harry Kane made World Cup history on Wednesday by setting a new record for the most penalty goals in the tournament, excluding shootouts.

Why the F-22 can operate above 60,000 feet with ease
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The F-22 Raptor easily operates above 60,000 feet thanks to its powerful F119 engines and thrust-vectoring technology. This extreme altitude grants the aircraft a massive tactical advantage during aerial combat.

Spider-Man- Brand New Day: Marvel drops new trailer of Tom Holland starrer, gives a glimpse of battle with Hulk

Makers dropped a new trailer of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, in which it has also given a sneak peek of a showdown with the Hulk. Read to know more.

Functional Eating Boom: Probiotic Foods Drive Global Health Conscious Diets

The way people think about food is changing. The growing trend of "functional eating" focuses on foods that offer benefits beyond basic nutrition, from improving gut health to boosting immunity and overall well-being. Consumers are increasingly choosing probiotic-rich products, fermented foods, and nutrient-packed ingredients that support long-term health. As awareness of the gut's role in overall wellness grows, functional foods are becoming a major part of everyday diets around the world.

Why the F-22 can maintain high speeds longer than other jets
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The F-22 Raptor uses supercruise, advanced F119 engines, and internal weapon bays to sustain speeds above Mach 1.5. This avoids fuel-heavy afterburners, letting it outlast other fighter jets.

‘Fired them all, will do again’: Tech CEO replaced 80% of employees with AI, says humans not ready to embrace technology

A Texas-based software company replaced nearly 80 per cent of its workforce after many employees resisted adopting artificial intelligence, according to CEO Eric Vaughan.

Why the F-22 doesn't need afterburners to fly at Mach 1.5
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The F-22 Raptor uses advanced F119 engines and supercruise to fly past Mach 1.5 without fuel-heavy afterburners. This saves immense fuel and heavily extends its combat radius.

Angelina Jolie’s ‘Couture’ Opens Emotional Family Conversations On Cancer And Fear Of The Disease

Angelina Jolie says her latest film Couture has become more than just a movie project—it has sparked meaningful conversations about cancer within her own family. The actress revealed that the film encouraged open discussions with her daughters about health, fear, and resilience. Given Jolie’s personal journey and advocacy surrounding cancer awareness, Couture carries a deeply emotional message, blending art and real-life experiences while inspiring families to talk about difficult but important health issues.

Cervical Cancer Vaccination: WHO Urges Nations To Vaccinate 90% Of Girls By Age 15

A growing body of research is highlighting the life-saving impact of HPV vaccination, with scientists reporting that the vaccine has already prevented nearly 200 cervical cancer deaths. Experts say receiving the HPV jab at an early age offers the strongest protection against the disease. As cervical cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer deaths among women globally, the World Health Organization is urging countries to vaccinate 90% of girls by age 15, aiming to dramatically reduce future cases and save countless lives.

FIFA 2026 | 'We have to improve': Coach Roberto Martinez reflects on Portugal's draw vs DR Congo

Portugal head coach Roberto Martinez urged improvement after his side were held to a 1-1 draw by DR Congo in their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener, saying the team must quickly review their performance and focus on the matches ahead.

How the F-22 saves fuel while cruising at massive speeds
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The F-22 Raptor uses advanced F119 engines and supercruise to fly past Mach 1.5 without afterburners. This saves up to 40 per cent fuel and heavily extends its combat radius.

Telegram being used for carrying out cyberattacks, circulating child porn, drug trade: Govt tells Delhi High Court

The government said that Telegram’s privacy and anonymity features have made it particularly attractive for criminals, as they can hide their phone numbers and Telegram IDs through privacy settings, making it difficult for investigators to establish the real identities behind such accounts.

IPL unlikely to expand to 94 games a season anytime soon, says BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia

IPL expansion to 94 games is ruled out for now. BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia reveals why a packed ICC calendar keeps the league at 74 matches.

Born during queen Victoria's reign: 194-yr old tortoise named Guinness World Records ICON for 2026 - VIDEO

Researchers are examining Jonathan's DNA and cellular structure to uncover clues about how he has maintained good health for almost 200 years. Their findings could help improve understanding of ageing and longevity.