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Youth for Viksit Bharat: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta, Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya hail youth power

Over 6,000 young participants from across the country, representing diverse backgrounds including students, young professionals, young women took part in the convention.

Houthis Threaten Israel, Concerns Grow Over Ties With Al-Shabaab

The Houthis have issued fresh threats against Israel, raising concerns over a widening regional conflict network. Reports also suggest potential links or growing coordination concerns involving Somalia-based Al-Shabaab, heightening fears of expanded militant alliances across multiple regions. Security analysts warn that such developments could further destabilize already volatile conflict zones in the Middle East and Horn of Africa.

‘Spying among friends’? Pentagon’s SECRET Israel alert revives explosive Snowden claims

The Pentagon has raised its counterintelligence threat level regarding Israel to the highest tier following escalated espionage targeting US networks, reviving historic Edward Snowden-era concerns about the ally’s surveillance operations.

‘Oil change impact’: Can delaying your regular service lower your fuel mileage?
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Delaying routine oil changes thickens engine oil, creating friction that lowers fuel efficiency. Fresh oil restores mileage, preventing extra petrol costs and severe mechanical damage.

Milky Way's Supermassive Black Hole Found Blowing Cosmic Breeze

Astronomers have discovered that the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way is emitting powerful outflows, described as a “cosmic breeze,” that could be reshaping its surrounding environment. The findings shed new light on how black holes influence star formation and galactic evolution, offering deeper insight into the dynamics of our own galaxy.

'Possible escalation of tension, will lie with US', warns Iran after US strikes

Irans Revolutionary Guards, in a statement, said that it has targeted US bases in region with air-launched missiles in response to attack on the islands of Sirik and Qeshm.

Pope Leo to Address Spanish Parliament, Conduct Mass Amid Visit

Pope Leo is set to address the Spanish Parliament and conduct a special mass during his ongoing visit to Spain. The trip is expected to focus on strengthening diplomatic ties, promoting interfaith dialogue, and engaging with political and religious leaders. The visit highlights the Vatican’s continued outreach to Europe amid global discussions on faith, migration, and social unity.

US CENTCOM Denies Iranian Claim of Hitting US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain

US Central Command (CENTCOM) has rejected Iranian claims that the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain was struck during recent hostilities. The denial comes amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran, with both sides exchanging accusations following drone and missile activity in the Gulf region.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge streams on OTT; Relive 8 unforgettable Ranveer Singh moments that you can't miss

Dhurandhar: The Revenge begins its OTT journey. After seeing massive success at the box office, the film has once again become the most talked-about. For those who didn’t get a chance to witness Ranveer Singh’s gritty performance, look at the powerful scenes that still give the chills.

Singapore orders social media giants to block anti-Indian posts

The content, which first appeared in Chinese-language online spaces last month, portrayed Singapore’s multiracial policies as a mere façade designed to appeal to Western values.

‘Very, very happy for Shreyas’: Sacked T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav sends classy message to new captain Iyer

Suryakumar Yadav breaks his silence hours after being sacked as India's T20 skipper, backing new captain Shreyas Iyer before smashing a blistering 24-ball 48 in the T20 Mumbai League.

Did scientists just discover the missing piece of a black hole mystery? This is what we know

Astronomers have detected the first direct evidence of a powerful wind from Sagittarius A, the Milky Way’s central supermassive black hole, revealing how it interacts with and reshapes its galaxy.

What American White-Collar Worker Jobs Act introduced in US Congress proposes? WION Decodes

The draft legislation introduced in the US Congress also aims to eliminate the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program which allows foreign students to work in the US for a limited period after graduation.

Teach You a Lesson review: Kim Mu Yeol's k-drama delivers brutal fight against a broken education system

K-drama Teach You a Lesson premiered on streaming platform Netflix. The series focuses on the broken Korean education system. Read to know more.

South Korea Protests: Citizens Allege Local Polls Were Unfair, Demand Nullification

Protests have erupted in South Korea as citizens allege irregularities in recent local elections, demanding that the results be nullified. Demonstrators claim the polls were unfair and have called for a thorough investigation into the electoral process. The unrest highlights growing political tensions in the country, with authorities urging calm while reviewing the allegations raised by protest groups.

Queen Elizabeth's grandson Peter Phillips marries Harriet Sperling; King Charles, William and Kate attend

Royal wedding alert! Queen Elizabeth's grandson Peter Phillips marries Harriet Sperling in a fairytale wedding. Joining the celebrations were King Charles, Prince William and Kate.

Is AI making students dumb? Concerns grow over learning, development of cognitive skills

Students are using Claude, ChatGPT and Google Gemini to produce essays and reports within seconds without understanding the concepts involved. This undermines the purpose of education, which is to develop knowledge, skills, and creativity.

Punjabi Pop meets K-Pop! Guru Randhawa collaborates with K-Pop Quintet LE SSERAFIM

Now, the explosive remix elevates the track into a true cross-continental festival anthem. The multi-talented Indian singer, songwriter, composer and actor seamlessly weaves his signature high-energy Punjabi charisma into the track, blending modern Indian pop sensibilities with the quintet's dynamic production.

Why World's Most Powerful Military Failed to Break Iran?

Why the world’s most powerful military has not been able to decisively break Iran lies in a mix of asymmetric warfare, geography, and strategic resilience. Despite sustained US-led strikes on Iranian infrastructure and military assets, Tehran continues to maintain operational missile and drone capabilities, disrupt key maritime routes like the Strait of Hormuz, and avoid political collapse. Analysts say Iran’s decentralized defence structure and regional leverage make it difficult for conventional military power alone to achieve decisive results.