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#Gravitas | Researchers are suggesting that Mars, which lost its atmosphere billions of years ago, might still harbour significant quantities of water trapped beneath its surface. The amount of water could potentially fill an ocean 1-2 kilometers deep. On Earth, where there's liquid water, there's life—even deep underground. Could the same hold true for Mars?

6 Delicious and Protein-rich Tikki (Cutlet) Recipes

Gravitas recall: on 13 August 1961, construction began on a wall that would divide berlin in two. Molly Gambhir tells you more!

One Indian Army captain was killed in the line of duty during an encounter in the Akar Forest area of Doda district in the Jammu region in northern India. One unidentified terrorist was also killed in the same operation by security forces and arms and ammunition were recovered from his possession. The Indian Army lost a brave officer on Wednesday (August 14) during a gunfight in the Doda district of the Jammu region. Captain Deepak was leading the operation but was shot at by terrorists and later evacuated to the hospital, where he succumbed to injuries.

Usher is taking rest. The singer has excused himself from the opening night of his Past Present Future tour. He was to perform in Atlanta. Taking to social media, Usher wrote that he needs to “give my body time to rest and heal,” before adding that he will skip the opening night of the tour.

Kolkata rape-murder case: There is growing outrage over the Kolkata hospital horror. The Calcutta high court has noted serious lapses on part of the hospital administration. Molly Gambhir tells you what doctors are demanding...

US Representative Ilhan Omar clinched the Democratic Party nomination for a fourth term on Tuesday (Aug 13), in a victory for progressives after losses in party primaries by two fellow members of the group nicknamed "The Squad.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced on Wednesday (Aug 14) that he will not seek re-election as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) next month, effectively ending his leadership.

The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) is said to have dismissed Vinesh Phogat's petition against her disqualification at the Paris Olympics, Indian Olympic Association (IOA) confirmed on Wednesday.

Elsa, Anna and Olaf are coming back. The release date of Frozen 3 has been revealed. The long-awaited third part of the Frozen film will be hitting theatres in 2027.

Nepal's parliament passed long-awaited reforms to the transitional justice legislation on Wednesday, with the goal of resolving war crimes perpetrated during the country's Maoist insurgency, but victims say several problematic aspects remain.

Doctors across India are protesting against the rape and murder of a woman trainee doctor, halting elective services and chanting, 'no safety no duty'. Watch to know more.

Algerian boxer and Paris Olympics gold medalist Imane Khelif responded to the backlash she suffered on social media during the Paris Olympics 2024 on Tuesday (Aug 13).

Indian PM Narendra Modi will address a major community event in New York on September 22 during a visit to the city to attend the UN’s Summit of the Future. Watch to know more.

Manchester United have completed the double swoop of Bayern Munich defenders Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui ahead of the new season on Tuesday (Aug 13). United who will kick start the Premier League season on Friday evening against Fulham at Old Trafford will be boosted by the arrival of the duo as they look to challenge for the title.

#Gravitas As per reports, a missile attack targeted a U.S. air base in Conoco gas field in Syria's Deir Al-Zor province. The attack, allegedly carried out by Iran-backed Militias, involved six shells landing near the base, prompting the U.S.-led coalition to respond with artillery fire. U.S. warplanes were also observed flying over the area in the aftermath.

President Vladimir Putin has enlisted a trusted aide and former personal bodyguard to oversee operations aimed at expelling Ukrainian forces from Russia, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

17 Indian fishermen who were detained by Sri Lanka have been repatriated back to their home country. The apprehension of Indian fishermen has been an issue between the two countries, largely stemming from the fishing rights in the Palk Bay, a narrow strip of sea that lies between the two countries.