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Singapore: Former Transport Minister Sentenced To Prison In Rare Corruption Case

Senior cabinet minister Subramaniam Iswaran of Singapore's government was found guilty in a high-profile trial that captivated the affluent country and resulted in a 12-month prison sentence.

Disabled war journo crawls to airplane toilet as Polish airline bans wheelchair

A disabled BBC war correspondent recently shared an ordeal he underwent during a flight to London. He shared on X on Monday that he had to crawl to the bathroom because the airline bans wheelchairs.

US: How new voter registrations in Georgia could swing the state in Kamala Harris’s favour?

Over 129,000 voters in Georgia have registered since President Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 election. This could be promising news for the Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: Israel Accused of Using White Phosphorus Bombs in Beirut

New details emerging from Israel's air strike on Central Beirut route which killed at least six people. Lebanon state run national news agency has accused Israel of using internationally banned phosphorus bombs in the air strike in Central Beirut's Bachoura District. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: Six Killed In Israeli Strike In Beirut

New details emerging from Israel's air strike on Central Beirut route which killed at least six people. Lebanon state run national news agency has accused Israel of using internationally banned phosphorus bombs in the air strike in Central Beirut's Bachoura District. Watch in for more details!

Hollywood's Highs and Lows: Showbiz Slows As Streaming Bubble Bursts

Hollywood is experiencing a slowdown as the once-thriving streaming industry faces challenges, with the streaming bubble showing signs of bursting. The shift is impacting production, profits, and the future of showbiz, marking a period of highs and lows for the entertainment industry.

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: Did Israel Use Phosphorus Bombs In Beirut?

New details emerging from Israel's air strike on Central Beirut route which killed at least six people. Lebanon state run national news agency has accused Israel of using internationally banned phosphorus bombs in the air strike in Central Beirut's Bachoura District. Watch in for more details!

‘Nothing is happening,’ SC rebukes Haryana, Punjab over Delhi’s pollution problem

Indian Supreme Court Thursday (Oct 3) chided the governments of Punjab and Haryana states for not doing anything substantial to tackle the pollution problem. The top court also criticised the states for collecting just nominal compensation from farmers engaging in stubble burning, which annually causes lethal, toxic air pollution in Delhi.

ED summons former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin in money laundering case

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin in a money laundering case linked to the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA).

Loitering with intent on the high seas

For centuries, sea mines have represented a low-cost and highly effective method of naval warfare. This simple yet devastating weapon has continually adapted to technological advancements, remaining a critical threat in modern naval conflicts.

Millie Bobby Brown, Jake Bongiovi’s wedding had a very special Stranger Things connection!

Millie Bobby Brown has made her wedding Instagram official. On Wednesday (Oct 2), the Stranger Things actor shared a set of dreamy photos with her husband Jake Bongiovi.

G7 Calls For De-Escalation In West Asia As New Sanctions Loom Over Tehran

US President Joe Biden stated on Wednesday that he opposes Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities in retaliation for the recent ballistic missile attack, according to the Times of Israel. While affirming Israel's right to respond, Biden stressed that any retaliation should be "proportional.

Irani Trophy 2025: Mumbai's Shardul Thakur rushed to hospital after day 2 play

India and Mumbai all-rounder Shardul Thakur was rushed to the hospital for high fever following his crucial 73-stand for the ninth wicket with double-centurion Sarfaraz Khan (221*) after the second day’s play in the ongoing Irani Trophy at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

UK Armed Forces Questioned On Readiness To Defend Israel Amid Capability Concerns

Concerns have been raised about the capability of the UK Armed Forces to defend Israel in the event of a conflict. Military experts suggest that due to budget cuts and resource limitations, the UK may struggle to provide effective defense support to Israel, sparking debate over the nation's defense readiness.

Joker 2 box office collection: Joaquin Phoenix's film earns Rs 5 crore in India on day 1

Joker: Folie a Deux had got a decent start at the Indian box office. Todd Phillips' musical, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, was one of the most anticipated movies of the year.

BBC cancels former British PM Boris Johnson's interview over pre-sent notes

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson's BBC interview has been cancelled after the presenter Laura Kuenssberg accidentally shared the briefing notes with him.

Iran- Israel War: US President Biden Says, 'Will Not Support Attack On Iran's Nuclear Sites' |

In response to Iran's missile attack against Israel, US President Joe Biden stated on Wednesday that he opposes strikes on the country's nuclear facilities. Watch in for more details!

Ryanair plane catches fire after wing 'blast', 200 passengers aboard evacuated

In a dramatic moment, a Ryanair flight caught fire when it was about to take off from the Brindisi Airport in Italy, after which almost 200 passengers were quickly evacuated from the aeroplane using the emergency slide.

Other players are open to give suggestions but...: India captain Rohit Sharma on his leadership style

Rohit Sharma opened up on his leadership style following India's 2-0 Test series win over Bangladesh. Rohit, who was appointed as the all-format skipper in early 2022, revealed that he allows other players to give suggestions but takes the final call, trusting his gut feeling.