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Big brands rush to buy ads for the FIFA World Cup 2026 on Zee

Zee Entertainment sees a surge in advertiser interest for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Find out how brands are leveraging Unite8 Sports and Zee5 for maximum reach.

Rahman Defeats Cyprus Rival in Close Contest; Khalilur Rahman Elected UNGA President

Khalilur Rahman has been elected President of the United Nations General Assembly after defeating his Cyprus rival in a closely contested vote. His victory marks a significant diplomatic achievement and comes at a time when the UN faces major global challenges ranging from conflicts to climate concerns. World leaders and diplomats are now looking to Rahman’s leadership as he prepares to guide the upcoming UNGA session.

Lagaan returns to theatres: Aamir Khan’s iconic film to re-release this June

Aamir Khan's film is set to re-release in theatres this June, and all the fans who want to relive the nostalgia can watch the movie and enjoy the thrilling cricket match.

Republican Tom Kean Jr. Wins Primary After Trump Endorsement

Republican leader Tom Kean Jr. has secured victory in the primary race following a high-profile endorsement from former US President Donald Trump. The win is being seen as another sign of Trump’s continued influence within the Republican Party ahead of key elections. Political analysts say the result could shape upcoming campaign dynamics and strengthen conservative momentum in the region.

Japan Sees Surge in Anti-Muslim Sentiment | Illegal Mosque Sparks Japan Outcry

Debate over immigration, religion, and community tensions has intensified in Japan after controversy surrounding an allegedly illegal mosque triggered widespread public backlash online and in local communities. The issue has sparked concerns over rising anti-Muslim sentiment, social polarization, and the treatment of minority groups in the country.

India's RudraM-II Missile Passes Crucial Test, Hits Target With Pinpoint Accuracy

India has achieved another major milestone in indigenous defence technology with the successful flight test of the RudraM-II air-to-surface missile. Conducted jointly by DRDO and the Indian Air Force from Chandipur's Integrated Test Range, the missile accurately struck its designated target under challenging operational conditions. The successful trial validates the missile's advanced guidance systems and strengthens India's growing precision-strike capabilities, marking another step forward in the country's defence modernisation efforts.

Why did Manoj Bajpayee decide to quit acting? Here's what we know

Manoj Bajpayee is set to star in his upcoming project, Governor: The Silent Saviour. The Family Man actor recently sat down with YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia for a chat session. One of his statements has sparked a buzz on social media, leaving fans curious to know the reason behind it.

2 WTC Tests, 10 white-ball games: India set for marathon New Zealand tour this winter| Check full schedule

Get the full schedule, match dates, and venues for India's marathon 12-match winter tour of New Zealand 2026. Can Shubman Gill's men seal vital WTC points?

Wedding bells for Aamir Khan! Is the actor set to marry Gauri Spratt in July? Here's what we know

In March 2025, Khan introduced Gauri to the media at a meet-and-greet event. Since then, he has been open about his bond and love for Gauri.

Trump hints at meeting Mojtaba Khamenei, claims Iran agreed to abandon nuclear weapon

US President Donald Trump said Iran has agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons and praised Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei during a New York Post podcast interview amid fragile ceasefire tensions in West Asia.

US sanctions Iran's largest crypto exchange Nobitex over IRGC ties

The Treasury said the exchange had provided "significant support" to the Iranian government and facilitated a "significant number" of transactions involving the IRGC and Iran's banking system.

Would you eat it? Scientists baked bread using yeast found in 5,300-year-old mummy's gut

Scientists have revived ancient yeast found in the remains of Oetzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy discovered in the Alps, and used it to bake sourdough bread. Researchers say the cold-loving yeast could also help break down pollutants, offering insights into both ancient life.

Netanyahu 'tricked' Trump to start war with Iran? This is what US president claims

Donald Trump refuted claims that Benjamin Netanyahu tricked him into an Iranian war, clarifying they only disagreed on Lebanon, while asserting his own proactive stance against a nuclear Iran.

Scientists just discovered cannibal stars. Our Sun also once ate Earth-like planets - WION Special

A recent study has found that red dwarf stars can eat planets. Even though our Sun is not a red dwarf, it also gobbled up several planets during its youth, according to several theories and models. What are the implications of the findings on red dwarfs?

US-Iran War: Iran Drone Attack Forces Closure of Kuwait Airport

Kuwait International Airport was forced to suspend operations after an alleged Iranian drone attack caused damage to airport facilities amid escalating US-Iran tensions. Flights were temporarily halted and diverted as authorities activated emergency security measures. The incident marks a major escalation in the regional conflict, raising fresh concerns over Gulf security, air travel disruptions, and the widening impact of the ongoing US-Iran confrontation.

Oil jumps, stocks soar: Markets defy West Asia crisis amid AI boom, IEA warns of economy 'red zone'

Brent crude oil climbed to $98 per barrel as US-Iran peace talks faltered and tensions in the Gulf escalated. Meanwhile, global stock markets continued their AI-driven rally despite growing concerns about consumer debt and economic weakness.

What do Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha have in common? The actor reveals the surprising answer

Having individually built strong filmographies with roles that have resonated with audiences, Ali and Richa have, over the years, become part of characters that have found a lasting place in pop culture.

Delhi Malviya Nagar Fire: Hotel Had 25 Rooms Against Sanctioned Six Rooms

A major controversy has emerged after the Delhi Malviya Nagar fire incident revealed that the hotel reportedly operated 25 rooms despite approval for only six. Authorities are investigating possible safety violations, illegal construction, and lapses in enforcement as questions grow over fire preparedness and compliance. The incident has reignited concerns over building safety standards and regulatory oversight in crowded urban areas.

Google Backs New Dengue Fight as EPS Reviews Controversial Mosquito Release Plan

Google is backing a new initiative to combat dengue as environmental authorities review a controversial proposal to release specially engineered mosquitoes aimed at reducing disease spread. The move has sparked debate over public health benefits, environmental risks, and the future of biotech-driven mosquito control. EPS is currently evaluating the request as concerns over rising dengue cases continue to grow worldwide.