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Ronaldo to Beckham: 8 most iconic FIFA World Cup haircuts that football fans still remember
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See the 8 most iconic FIFA World Cup haircuts of all time, featuring Ronaldo, Beckham, Neymar, Valderrama, and more. These unforgettable hairstyles became as famous as the players themselves

Georgia Fans Attempt Massive Soccer Juggling World Record

Hundreds of football fans gathered in Georgia to attempt a massive soccer juggling world record. Participants showcased impressive ball control and coordination as crowds cheered during the high-energy event. The record attempt has drawn global attention from football lovers and world record enthusiasts alike.

Peddi row: Why Janhvi Kapoor’s hypersexualisation and the post-release fix feel like a calculated marketing move

Janhvi Kapoor's portrayal in Peddi is being widely discussed online. The makers of the film have been called out for hypersexualising the actress. The director has issued an apology but the entire fiasco seems like a calculated PR move.

CID exposes Rs 2,400-crore ponzi scheme in Karnataka; Over 40,00 investors affected in fraud case

The probe has identified a deficit of Rs 660 crore, of which officials believe nearly Rs 330 crore can still be recovered. Investigators have also found that about 40,700 individuals invested in the scheme.

Google Seeks Federal Permit to Unleash Massive Mosquito Swarm

Google-backed biotech firm Verily is seeking federal approval in the United States to release millions of lab-grown mosquitoes as part of a disease-control project. The plan aims to reduce populations of harmful mosquitoes by releasing sterilised male insects, but it has also sparked concerns over environmental risks and public safety. The proposal is now under federal review as debate grows around the large-scale mosquito release programme.

WION Decodes | ISS has been leaking for nearly 7 years – Why haven’t we fixed it?

The International Space Station is facing renewed concern over a persistent air leak first detected in 2019. Why haven’t the space agencies fixed it for nearly seven years? Here’s everything you need to know.

Albania Protest: Thousands Protest Kushner-Backed Luxury Project Plan in Albania

Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Albania against a controversial luxury development project reportedly backed by Jared Kushner. Demonstrators accused the government of prioritising elite tourism and foreign investment over environmental protection and public interest. The proposed coastal project has sparked political backlash, with activists demanding transparency and accountability.

Atkinson's 5/30 help England crush New Zealand in first Test by 115 runs at Lord's; take 1-0 lead in series

England defeated New Zealand by 115 runs at Lord's as Gus Atkinson claimed 5/30 and Ollie Robinson starred in a dominant first Test victory

Kalki 2898 AD sequel: Nag Ashwin confirms filming will resume next month

Kalki 2898 AD director Nag Ashwin has left the fans excited after revealing that the team is set to resume filming from next month. The sequel is expected to mark the return of Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan.

China using legal system as political weapon against Taiwan, says US congressional commission

The commission reviewed China's efforts to expand its influence beyond Taiwan's borders. It raised concerns about pressure allegedly exerted on the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC).

Protests intensify in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir after govt bans Primary Advocacy Body (JAAC) ahead of elections

Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's government has banned its most powerful people's movement under anti-terrorism law, just four days before a territory-wide strike targeting the upcoming assembly elections.

'Meteor missile': Why it is called the deadliest weapon in Europe
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The MBDA Meteor is a ramjet-powered missile reaching speeds over Mach 4. Its 100 km range creates a massive 60 km no-escape zone, making it Europe's deadliest weapon.

The Enduring Legacy of Legendary Woman in Cinema

From breaking barriers to redefining storytelling, legendary women in cinema have left an enduring mark on the film industry. Their influence continues to inspire generations of actors, filmmakers, and audiences worldwide. This special feature looks at the timeless legacy, unforgettable performances, and cultural impact of iconic women who shaped the world of cinema forever.

Peru Elections: Peru Gears Up for Presidential Showdown; Election Machinery Set in Motion

Peru is preparing for a major presidential showdown as election authorities begin setting the machinery in motion ahead of the national vote. Political parties are intensifying campaigns while officials focus on logistics, security, and voter outreach to ensure a smooth electoral process. The upcoming election is expected to shape Peru’s political and economic direction amid ongoing public concerns over stability and governance.

Israel Shooting: Police Says Weapon Used in Attack a Submachine Gun 'Carl Gustav'

Israeli police say the weapon used in the recent shooting attack was a “Carl Gustav” submachine gun, as investigators continue probing the incident. Authorities are examining how the firearm was obtained and whether the attackers had links to organized militant groups. The shooting has heightened security concerns amid ongoing regional tensions and a rise in violent incidents across Israel.

Taiwan Zoo Gets Two Endangered Red Pandas from China

A zoo in Taiwan has welcomed two endangered red pandas gifted from China, drawing attention from animal lovers and conservationists alike. The arrival is being seen as a rare moment of cross-strait cultural and wildlife cooperation amid ongoing political tensions between Beijing and Taipei. Zoo officials say the red pandas will be part of conservation and public awareness efforts focused on protecting endangered species.

FIFA World Cup 2026 warm-ups: Thomas Tuchel calls out England's 'freestyle' football after 1-0 win over New Zealand

England boss Thomas Tuchel criticised his side's performance despite a 1-0 win over New Zealand, praising Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham ahead of the FIFA World Cup

IND vs AFG, One-off Test, Day 2: Suthar shines with 3/21 on debut as hosts take control

Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant, and Washington Sundar starred as India declared at 564/8 and left Afghanistan struggling at 113/5 in the one-off Test

Israel-Lebanon War: Israel Condemns Killing of its Soldiers: 'Deliberate Aggression'

Israel has strongly condemned the killing of its soldiers, calling the incident a “deliberate act of aggression” amid escalating tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border. The development comes as cross-border exchanges intensify, raising fears of a wider regional conflict involving Hezbollah and Israeli forces. Officials have vowed a firm response while international leaders urge restraint to prevent further escalation in the Middle East.