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Big blow for India! Virat Kohli ruled out of Afghanistan ODI series with hamstring injury: Report

Virat Kohli has been ruled out of India's ODI series against Afghanistan due to a hamstring injury. The India star recently guided RCB to the IPL 2026 title, while Rohit Sharma's fitness remains under scrutiny ahead of the three-match series

Silent Toxins: Chemicals in unsafe food drive 73% of 1.5 million deaths annually

Unsafe food costs the global economy $647 billion in lost productivity annually, alongside devastating health impacts. Discover the true economic and human toll of food-borne illness worldwide.

US-Taiwan Arms Deal: Taiwan Arms Deal In Focus As Rubio Testifies Before Congress

A proposed $14 billion U.S. arms package for Taiwan is under renewed review, placing one of Washington's most closely watched security commitments back in the spotlight. Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced questions from lawmakers over reported delays in arms deliveries and the future of the package. With President Donald Trump expected to make the final decision, the debate has taken on added significance as tensions in the Taiwan Strait continue to shape regional security and U.S.-China relations.

Bihar Hospital Fire: Multiple Patients Dead | India Receives 4th Squadron Of S-400 Systems

India at this hour: - Bihar Hospital Fire: Multiple Patients Dead - J&K: Army Continues Search For Terrorists - India Receives 4th Squadron Of S-400 Systems - Heavy Rush Continues For Char Dham Yatra

US-Iran War: US Targets Iran’s Crypto Cash Pipeline

The United States has imposed fresh sanctions targeting Iran’s cryptocurrency infrastructure and digital asset exchanges. Washington is tightening the screws on Tehran, this time in the digital world. This is not a routine financial move. This is economic warfare.

Aamir Khan-Gauri Spratt wedding: When the actor said marriage at 60 may not suit him

Aamir Khan is reportedly set to marry his partner Gauri Spratt. The actor had previously been married to Reena Dutta, and Kiran Rao. Amid the speculations, netizens are revisiting his earlier opinion on marriage.

Who is Peter Phillips, and why is Prince Harry skipping his wedding?

Britain's royal family is gearing up for Peter Phillips wedding this June. Unlike other royal weddings which have been grand and publicised widely, Peter will opt for a more intimate ceremony, which will not have Prince Harry in the guest list.

Bizarre belief! Brazil's $200 million jet carrying Neymar and Co is 'baptised' before take-off

Brazil's national team received a ceremonial water cannon salute before flying to the FIFA World Cup. Carlo Ancelotti's squad, including Neymar, departed Rio de Janeiro amid growing injury concerns surrounding the Santos star

Gold Overtakes US Bonds As World’s Top Reserve Asset

A significant shift in global finance is underway. For the first time in modern history, gold has overtaken US Government bonds as the world's number-one reserve asset. That is the finding of a new report from the European central bank. We decode that seismic shift and more in this next report. Take a look.

Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Makes First Big Announcement After Taking Charge

Speculation is mounting that DK Shivakumar could take oath as Karnataka Chief Minister on June 3 amid intense political discussions. Reports suggest Congress leadership has been holding key meetings regarding a possible leadership transition in the state.

Iran Strikes Kuwait: IRGC Says Kuwait Attack Caused By Error In American Patriot Systems

Iran has launched a major drone offensive targeting Kuwait, with the attack striking Kuwait International Airport and causing casualties and widespread disruption. Authorities reported injuries and significant damage as air traffic operations were temporarily suspended. The incident marks a sharp escalation in regional tensions in West Asia, involving Iran, the US, and its Gulf allies. Further investigations and rescue operations are underway.

Texas To India: How America Is Reshaping India’s Cooking Fuel Supply

A dramatic shift is underway in India's energy map. The United States is now India's largest supplier of LPG, the cooking gas used by millions of Indian households every day. This has not been a gradual shift, but a sharp move in just weeks.

Protect Your Smartphone: Essential Tips To Stop Hackers & Data Theft

Smartphones now store everything from passwords and banking details to personal photos and private conversations, making them a major target for cyber criminals. In this story, we explore simple ways to improve your phone's security, including stronger passwords, passkeys, two-factor authentication, app permission controls, automatic updates and remote device protection. The story looks at how a few basic settings can help reduce the risk of hacking, data theft and online scams.

New Drug Could Spare Bladder Cancer Patients From 'Life-Changing' Surgery |

A promising new drug is raising hopes for bladder cancer patients by potentially reducing the need for life-changing surgery. Researchers say the treatment could mark a significant step forward in cancer care, offering patients an alternative approach while improving quality of life. Could this breakthrough transform the future of bladder cancer treatment? Here's what the latest findings reveal.

Russia Warns Of Possible Nuclear Response If Territorial Integrity Is Threatened

Russia has issued a fresh warning over its security posture, with senior official Sergei Ryabkov stating that any attack threatening the country's territorial integrity could prompt a nuclear response. Moscow also reiterated that it is prepared to defend its territory "by all means available." The comments have renewed international attention on Russia's nuclear doctrine and come at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions,

Donald Trump to give $700mn of taxpayer money to boost 'beautiful' coal on eve of World Environment Day

Donald Trump will give $700 million in federal support to empower coal power in the US. The announcement will be made under the Defense Prevention Act on Thursday. His administration has been criticised for increasing global warming by promoting coal.

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Israel, Lebanon Agree To 'Pilot Zones' Controlled By Lebanese Army

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a conditional ceasefire following negotiations in Washington, offering a potential path toward reducing tensions along their volatile border. The agreement reportedly requires a complete cessation of fire by Hezbollah and includes the creation of pilot zones overseen by the Lebanese Army. While the deal could help prevent further escalation, its success will depend on implementation and compliance by all sides in a region that has witnessed repeated outbreaks of violence.

Netanyahu Downplays 'Tense; Trump Phone Call

A phone conversation between Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become the focus of international attention after Trump confirmed he referred to Netanyahu as "crazy" during the exchange. While the remark quickly generated headlines, Netanyahu sought to downplay reports of tension between the two leaders.

‘No sanctity left’: India’s Supreme Court urges judiciary to end ‘stale and frozen’ marriages

The Supreme Court said courts should not keep “stale and frozen” marriages alive. Invoking Article 142, it dissolved a marriage after 15 years of separation, citing irretrievable breakdown and failed reconciliation efforts.