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'War crime': Iran restores water supply after US strike on reservoirs

On March 7, at the height of the war, Iran said US strikes hit a desalination plant on Qeshm Island near the Strait of Hormuz.

Opendoor shuts India operations, relocates roles to US under AI-driven restructuring

US-based real estate technology company Opendoor is shutting down its India operations and relocating roles to the US as part of its AI-driven Opendoor 2.0 restructuring plan announced by CEO Kaz Nejatian.

Taylor Swift's net worth: A look at how the 'Lover' singer built a billion-dollar empire
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are planning to get married soon, following their August 2025 engagement. As she gears up to walk the aisle, here's a look at the singer's net worth.

AI-787 Probe Intensifies as Fuel Switch Analysis Raises Questions

More than a year after the AI-787 crash, the final investigation report is still pending, with officials confirming a further delay of around three months. Authorities say key technical analysis, including detailed engine examination, is still underway. Early probe findings had already pointed towards the aircraft’s fuel control switches as a critical focus area. The delay has left many unanswered questions, as investigators continue to piece together what led to the tragic incident.

GOT7's Youngjae calls out production company of Dream High season 2 over unpaid fees

South Korean actor and idol Youngjae has called out the producers of Dream High season 2 over unpaid fees. He is part of the boy group GOT7.

Looking for a destination where daylight lasts for months? Visit this place

Located deep in the Arctic Ocean, the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard experiences four months of continuous daylight. Situated outside the Schengen area, this remote destination is famous for its unique midnight sun, strict permafrost laws, and large wild polar bear population.

Shots fired at Guru Randhawa’s franchise gym in Delhi, Bishnoi gang warns singer to stay away from Salman Khan

In Delhi's Paschim Vihar on Thursday (June 11). Hours after the incident, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility.

Nigerian Nationals Flee South Africa After Attacks, Over 1,00 Seek Repatriation

Tension is rising in South Africa as reports suggest that over 100 Nigerian nationals are seeking to return home following a series of attacks and growing safety concerns. Many are reportedly feeling unsafe and are reaching out for urgent repatriation support. The Nigerian government has stepped in to assist affected citizens as diplomatic and consular channels work to manage the situation. The development highlights ongoing concerns about xenophobic tensions and migrant safety in parts of the region.

AI-787 Crash Report Delayed: Fuel Switches and Engine Analysis Remain Under Scrutiny

More than a year after the AI-787 crash, the final investigation report is still pending, with officials confirming a further delay of around three months. Authorities say key technical analysis, including detailed engine examination, is still underway. Early probe findings had already pointed towards the aircraft’s fuel control switches as a critical focus area. The delay has left many unanswered questions, as investigators continue to piece together what led to the tragic incident.

Scientists discover world's largest 'whale graveyard' hidden 7km beneath the Indian Ocean

An international team of scientists has discovered what may be the largest, deepest and oldest whale graveyard ever found. Hidden beneath the south-eastern Indian Ocean, the site contains hundreds of whale fossils dating back more than five million years.

South Korea hits e-commerce giant with record $400m fine over data leak, nearly 37.5m users affected

South Korea has imposed a record fine of over $400 million on e-commerce giant Coupang after a massive data breach exposed the personal information of around 37.5 million users. Regulators cited weak security measures and unauthorised data collection.

Father of slain Indian sailor Aditya Sharma criticises US over strike on tanker off Oman

In an emotional interview to WION's Sidhant Sibal, Mr Sharma criticised the US action. “The US military has taken a stance, not a right way to control a commercial ship.”

Looking for India's cleanest village? Here's where you should go

Located 90 kilometres from Shillong, Mawlynnong is famously recognised as Asia's cleanest village. Home to around 900 residents, this Meghalaya hamlet maintains its pristine environment through community sweeping, bamboo dustbins, and a strict ban on single-use plastics.

US Attack On Tanker Kills 3 Indian Seafarers In Gulf Of Oman

A deadly maritime incident off the coast of Oman has resulted in the reported deaths of three Indian seafarers after an attack on a commercial vessel. The ship was reportedly targeted in waters near the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most sensitive shipping lanes. US forces are said to have been involved in the operation linked to the vessel. The incident has raised serious concerns over escalating tensions in the Gulf region and the safety of global shipping routes.

Big Tech's AI Bet Bigger Than 1950s Railroad Era

Four big tech US Companies. One number. 675 billion Dollars. That is a historic signal on what will control commerce in the next phase of the global economy.

J&K Security Alert: Multi-Layered Grid Deployed Ahead of Amarnath Yatra

Security has been significantly strengthened ahead of the upcoming Amarnath Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir, with authorities deploying a multi-layered security grid across pilgrimage routes. Surveillance has been increased at key points to ensure the safety of devotees undertaking the sacred journey. Preparations are in full swing as security forces coordinate closely with local administration to manage crowd movement, prevent threats, and maintain smooth conduct of the pilgrimage.

Why is Petra known as the Rose City?

Located in southern Jordan, Petra is famously known as the Rose City due to the high concentration of iron oxide in its ancient sandstone cliffs. Carved by the Nabataeans over 2,000 years ago, the natural pink and red hues are most vibrant during the early morning or late afternoon light.

'Injection gives you Ebola': Viral video shows vaccine distrust in DRC amid outbreak

A viral video from the DRC showing locals claiming "injections give you Ebola" highlights a dangerous wave of medical misinformation and deep-seated distrust of Western medicine, threatening global health efforts to contain the escalating outbreak.

In a first, Russia's INNOPROM Expo for Industrial Tech to be held in India

Russian Consul General Khodzhaev said that the launch of INNOPROM in India reflects the exhibition’s consistent strategy to expand its international footprint and strengthen global industrial and trade cooperation.