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After losing to An Se Young in Singapore last week, Sindhu once again fell short, losing 17-21, 14-21 in the round of 16.

Situated north of Chennai city, the L&T Kattupalli shipbuilding and ship repair facility builds vessels of various classes for the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard.

Pahlaj Nihalani died at the age of 76 in Mumbai. It is said that he had health problems for past few months and the final rituals will be held at 3pm in Santacruz Hindu Crematorium. Read on to know more.

Five IT firms have shut down in Pune in eight months, leaving 4,000-5,000 employees jobless. The latest, Thynk Tech India OPC Pvt Ltd, allegedly cheated recruits, collected deposits, withheld salaries and abruptly ceased operations.

Ritabrata Banerjee, a former CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP and current MLA from Uluberia Purba, has had a turbulent political career marked by expulsion from both CPI(M) and TMC. A former SFI leader, he rose rapidly in politics before controversies and party disputes altered his trajectory

Angelina Jolie turned 51 on June 4. The American actress has earned immense love and built a successful career WITH standout performances, and earned praise for her humanitarian work. On her birthday, take a look at her net worth, best movies, awards and accolades and more.

Donald Trump has once again clashed with a female journalist. During an Oval Office briefing, the US president attacked the journalist's appearance and demeanour, claiming she "never smiles" and has "hatred in her eyes," before telling her to “be quiet.”

Pursuit of Jade stars Zhang Linghe and Deng Kai have fallen victim to extreme acts by huge crowds on several occasions since the show's release. Fans even broke a mall glass to see Linghe, after which the appearance had to be cancelled.

Advanced humanoids like Figure 01 and Tesla Optimus are entering the workforce in summer 2026. Major companies like BMW and Amazon are using them across factories to handle heavy payloads and automate physical labour. Read more below.

The AI boom is driving one of the strongest tech market rallies in decades, with chipmakers and big tech leading the charge. In this report of news in numbers, we break down the stunning gains powering the US tech sector's surge and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on Wall Street.

The US Dollar is back in favour. And in a big way. Speculative bets on the dollar are surging.

Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level since February, extending a volatile year for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Investors are increasingly shifting capital towards booming stock markets and high-profile IPOs.

A NEET aspirant from Madhya Pradesh's Mauganj allegedly died by suicide after falling into depression following the cancellation of the exam amid the paper leak controversy. In a note, Akanksha Chaturvedi said she lacked the courage to take the test again despite years of preparation.

Myanmar's President pledges deeper intelligence sharing with India to combat drug trafficking while pushing to fast-track the stalled, strategically vital India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway.

The Congress leader urged students and supporters to push for real accountability through established democratic and legal avenues. He also emphasised the importance of centring advocacy around clear, concrete policy demands.

Donald Trump said a joint 2028 presidential ticket featuring JD Vance and Marco Rubio would be “very hard to beat.” Trump made the remarks during a podcast interview released on Wednesday amid growing speculation over the Republican Party’s future leadership.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says India and the US are weeks away from finalising a bilateral trade agreement. He also highlighted Quad cooperation, maritime security, and rare earth mineral partnerships.

The man who held more than 10 people hostage inside a California bank for nearly 15 hours has been identified as a convicted sex offender with a lengthy criminal record. Authorities say the standoff ended only after an FBI rescue operation and a fatal shooting inside the building.

India's airline carriers have welcomed the country's new fund for the aviation sector. India has approved a 10,000 crore rupees aviation turbine fuel stabilisation fund to protect airlines from soaring fuel costs triggered by the ongoing conflict in west Asia. The measure highlights how geopolitical tensions can quickly ripple through global transportation and energy markets.