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The own goal that ended in murder: The tragic story of Andres Escobar and 1994 FIFA World Cup
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The tragic story of Andres Escobar, the Colombian defender whose own goal at the 1994 FIFA World Cup was followed by his shocking murder. See the football's darkest chapter through this photo gallery

Kate Middleton channels Princess Diana with blue dress at Trooping the Colour: In pics

The King's annual birthday parade, Trooping the Colour, had the entire royal family in attendance. Thousands of spectators to watch the royals.

SpaceX after IPO: Musk became a trillionaire, but who all own what percentage of the company? Why we may never know

SpaceX's IPO floated about 4.5 per cent of the company, but Musk retained roughly 42 per cent ownership and 82.4 per cent voting control. Who owns the rest, including major pre-IPO investors and employees?

5 Best Moments from Day 1 and 2 at FIFA World Cup 2026
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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is underway in North America, and the opening two days were no short of history, drama and joy. While none of the three co-hosts lost their respective openers, there’s plenty that has happened in four contested matches thus far. Let’s check out the best moments.

Watched Maternal Instinct? Stream these 5 similar crime investigation documentaries on Netflix
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Finished watching Maternal Instincts and looking for some similar recommendations on OTT to get hooked on the crime investigation. Here's a curated list of shows that offer the suspenseful storytelling and fascinating insights

US-Iran peace deal finalisation expected in next 24 hours: Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif

Sharif thanked US and Iran for their ongoing commitment during the negotiations and expressed confidence that this historic peace deal will form a strong foundation for lasting peace.

Why is this temple covered with thousands of rats?

Located in Deshnoke, Rajasthan, the Karni Mata Temple is home to 25,000 sacred rats known as kabbas. Devotees believe these rodents are reincarnated family ancestors. Visitors offer them food, treating the leftovers as a holy blessing.

‘No food in the fridge’: Why Elon Musk, world’s first trillionaire, lives in 400 sq ft home?

Elon Musk officially became the world's first trillionaire following SpaceX's historic June 2026 IPO, yet he chooses to reside primarily in a modest, 400-square-foot prefabricated Boxabl home in Texas.

Looking for a hidden Himalayan village? Try this one

Chitkul, located at an altitude of 3,450 metres in Himachal Pradesh, is the last inhabited Indian village before the Indo-Tibet border. Known for its traditional Kinnauri architecture and proximity to the Nagasthi ITBP post, this award-winning destination offers a quiet Himalayan escape.

Why is this beach filled with pink sand?

Harbour Island in the Bahamas is famous for its three-mile pink sand beach. This distinct colour is created by microscopic marine organisms called Foraminifera. Their crushed red shells mix with white calcium carbonate and coral to form this unique, heat-reflecting shoreline.

UFO files: ‘Alien base’ on the moon’s dark side? Secret NASA audio recording from Apollo 16 reveals...

A newly released Apollo 16-era NASA audio recording in Pentagon UFO files has reignited Moon conspiracy theories after a participant casually mentioned a possible “alien star base” on the lunar far side.

Beyond the scale: The hard truth about fitness nobody talks about

Fitness is not defined by how much you weigh. Your true health has many other aspects that people often skip. Wellness coach reveals why proper nutrition, and listening to your body matter more than quick transformations.

World Cup first: VAR makes 'mistaken identity' history in bizarre booking incident during USA's 4-1 win over Paraguay

The USA's 4-1 World Cup win over Paraguay featured a historic VAR intervention as FIFA's new mistaken identity rule was used for the first time ever

Brown: Abhinay Deo on reservations about Karisma Kapoor, Jisshu Sengupta on mental health

As #KarismaKapoor's #Brown grips cinephiles, filmmaker Abhinay Deo and actor Jisshu Sengupta break down the crime thriller. From the big apprehension about casting Karisma to mental health issues, the actor-director duo talk about it all in an exclusive conversation with WION's Kriti Tulsiani (@tulsianikriti) and Samarpita Das (@amsam247).

From Geet to Heer: Female characters who redefined authenticity on screen
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What connects Geet, Kaira, Saba, Sharvari's character in Maharaj, and Heer is their refusal to fit into predefined moulds. They are imperfect yet inspiring, vulnerable yet strong, and deeply human.

From Pele to Ronaldo: Ranking the 5 Greatest Brazilians at FIFA World Cups
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Donning a yellow jersey at FIFA World Cups represents the pinnacle of footballing royalty. Brazil has had icons, legends, and generational talents who all helped them achieve unparalleled success at the tournament. Let’s look at their top five players ever.

Why Yash Chopra didn't offer Manoj Bajpayee bigger roles; actor reveals Veer-Zaara pay cheque

During a recent interview, Manoj Bajpayee shared a memorable story involving Yash Chopra. The actor revealed why the filmmaker never promised him a film with a bigger role.

FIFA WC 2026: Croatian Friends Build Stunning Archive of Over 6,000 Football Jerseys

What started as a simple passion for football has grown into an extraordinary collection of more than 6,000 jerseys. Two friends from Croatia have spent years gathering shirts from clubs, national teams and historic tournaments, creating a unique archive that tells the story of the world's most popular sport.

Want brighter skin? Collagen supplements helps, but these nutrients matter too, expert explains

Collagen is essential for maintaining skin elasticity, hydration, and firmness, but the body's natural collagen production begins to decline after the age of 25. So is eating collagen alone