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‘10-second rule’: Does turning off your engine at red lights save fuel?
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Idling over 10 seconds uses more fuel than restarting your car. Switching off the engine at red lights boosts mileage, saves money, and instantly stops harmful carbon emissions.

Meet the Indian-origin footballers set to feature at FIFA World Cup 2026

India failed to qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026, yet four Indian-origin footballers will feature on the biggest stage. Here's what their success reveals about Indian football's development gap

India Slams Pak's Election Plans in Gilgit-Baltistan

India has strongly criticised Pakistan’s reported plans to hold elections in Gilgit-Baltistan, reiterating that the region is an integral part of India. New Delhi condemned the move and accused Islamabad of attempting to alter the status of territories under its illegal occupation. The development adds fresh strain to already tense India-Pakistan relations over Jammu and Kashmir.

IND vs AFG Day 1: Captain Gill and KL Rahul smash centuries as India score 368/3

Shubman Gill and KL Rahul smashed brilliant centuries as India dominated Day 1 of the Test against Afghanistan in Mullanpur, reaching 368/3 at stumps. Sai Sudharsan hit a fluid 81 while Rishabh Pant provided late fireworks. Read the full match report here.

‘We should be realistic’: Iranian FM crushes Trump’s desire to meet Mojtaba Khamenei. Know details

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi dismissed US President Donald Trump’s suggestion of a future meeting with Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, calling it unrealistic amid ongoing, deep-seated diplomatic tensions.

Who is Jin Ze? Chinese TV and short-drama actor passes away at 33, agency confirms

Jin Ze, the actor known for his work in Chinese web drama, passed away on June 4. He has built his career through web dramas and youth-focused series. His recent credits include Hello Joann, Forget You Remember Love, Begin Again, Legally Romance, Beauty Reborn and Don't Negotiate with Your Boss

'Iranian attack a dangerous escalation', Kuwait warns after Tehran again fires missiles

Early Saturday Irans Revolutionary Guards said they retaliated by targeting enemy bases in the area with missiles in response to a US operation in Sirik and Qeshm islands.

Is it logically smarter to buy an electric car right now just to avoid fuel costs?
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Electric cars save drivers roughly Rs 700,000 over five years by cutting running costs. However, low-mileage drivers may not recover the high initial price tag.

Nigeria Mass Kidnapping: Parents Plead for Safe Return of Missing Children

Families in Nigeria are pleading for the safe return of children missing after a mass kidnapping incident that has shocked local communities. Parents and relatives are calling on authorities to intensify rescue efforts as fears grow over rising insecurity and abductions in parts of the country. The incident has once again highlighted concerns about safety, law enforcement, and the growing threat of kidnappings in Nigeria.

Hardeep Puri announces major natural gas discovery in Andaman Sea by Oil India

Oil India has announced a major natural gas discovery at the Sri Vijayapuram-3 offshore well in the Andaman Sea, strengthening India's energy exploration efforts and confirming a functioning hydrocarbon system in the basin.

Govt withdraws Z-plus cover of Lalu Yadav, Rabri Devi. How much does the VIP protection cost taxpayers?

Z-plus security has become a status symbol and a privilege for many politicians who consider it to be their right. Critics, however, argue that politicians who claim to be messiahs of the poor have no regard for the huge expenditure on their security, which is ultimately borne by taxpayers.

Indians on H-1B visas exit Texas and its housing boom is dying. Other states could see similar decline

Texas suburbs that were once transformed by Indian H-1B workers are now facing falling home prices and weaker housing demand as visa restrictions, political backlash and tech layoffs reduce new arrivals. This could repeat in other American states too

Australia Shark Attack: Third Fatal Attack in Three Weeks, Two Others Died in May

Australia has witnessed its third fatal shark attack in just three weeks, raising fresh concerns over beach safety and marine activity along the country’s coastline. Two other deadly shark attacks were reported in May, sparking fears among swimmers, surfers, and local communities. Authorities are monitoring shark movements and urging beachgoers to remain cautious as investigations into the latest incident continue.

Does carrying 2 extra passengers noticeably burn more fuel?
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Carrying two passengers adds 150 kg, cutting fuel efficiency by up to 5 per cent. Small cars and city driving see the highest increase in fuel consumption.

'All the best': Suryakumar Yadav breaks silence after shock T20I ouster

Suryakumar Yadav has broken his silence after being axed from India's T20I squad. Shreyas Iyer takes over as captain for the UK tour and Asian Games, while 15-year-old prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi earns a historic call-up. Read SKY's classy reaction and view the full squad details.

FIFA World Cup 2026: World Cup Fever Drives Tourism Surge; Massive Boost for Hotels & Airlines

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is already triggering a major global tourism surge, with hotels, airlines, and travel companies preparing for a massive influx of football fans. As excitement builds ahead of the tournament across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the travel and hospitality sectors are witnessing rising bookings, increased demand, and fresh business opportunities linked to the world’s biggest football event.

‘24/7 automation’: Can AI robots really work without human intervention?
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While AI robots run 24/7 in highly structured 'lights-out' factories, they cannot operate entirely without humans. Lacking tactile intelligence, they struggle with unpredictability, meaning humans are still required for complex decision-making.

Could parents one day choose their baby’s traits? Scientists achieve major human embryo gene-editing milestone

Columbia University scientists successfully used precise “base editing” on human embryos to alter disease-linked genes without major chromosomal damage, though minor issues like mosaicism still require further safety research.

Who is Tova Noel? Former Epstein guard denies being orange figure seen on staircase

Former correction officer Tova Noel testified she was not the orange figure seen moving up the stairs near Jeffrey Epstein's cell on the night before his death, adding to questions surrounding the jail footage.