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The CBSE has officially opened its re-evaluation portal after technical delays sparked concern among students and parents. The development comes amid an ongoing controversy surrounding the board's examination and result processes. Adding to the significance of the moment, new appointments have been made to key leadership positions, including the CBSE Chairman and Secretary. Thousands of students seeking verification and re-evaluation of their results can now begin the process as the board works to address concerns and restore confidence.

At least five Mozambican nationals have been killed in “xenophobic attacks” in South Africa over the weekend, the Mozambican government said, marking the first deaths officially linked to country-wide protests against undocumented immigration. About 800 Mozambicans got caught up in violence that broke out in the southern coastal city of Mossel Bay on Friday, the government press office said in a statement received on Tuesday.

Switzerland striker Breel Embolo faces a last-minute travel setback after his US ESTA authorization was placed under review ahead of the World Cup

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner have shared the first photos of their London wedding on social media, sending fans to frenzy. The couple got married on May 31 after dating for more than two years.

Marco Rubio said Washington wants to end key sanctions waivers "as soon as possible." For India, one of the biggest buyers of discounted Russian crude, the move could have major implications for fuel supplies and prices. Scroll down to see how this could affect India.

Ukraine has endured one of the largest aerial attacks since the war began, with Russia launching a massive barrage of 656 drones and 73 missiles across the country. Authorities say at least 21 people were killed and more than 100 injured, with Kyiv among the hardest-hit areas. The scale of the assault has renewed concerns about Ukraine's air defence capabilities, prompting President Volodymyr Zelensky to once again call for greater support from Western allies, particularly advanced US-made air defence systems.

Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated after the IRGC claimed it launched missile and drone attacks against the US Navy's Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain. US Central Command rejected the claim, stating that all incoming threats were intercepted and neutralised. Meanwhile, American forces reportedly carried out a self-defence strike on Iran's Qeshm Island. The latest exchange highlights the growing risk of a wider confrontation in the Gulf, a region critical to global energy supplies and maritime trade.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei remains involved in decision-making despite staying out of public view. Rubio also expressed optimism about US-Iran nuclear talks

England Women beat India Women by six wickets in the 3rd T20I at Taunton, thanks to Alice Capsey's 82 and Heather Knight's unbeaten 70, winning the series 2-1

Bakersfield bank hostage scare: Major police response underway after bomb threat at California bank

Tehran fired missiles and drones toward Gulf states, and the US says it intercepted every threat and struck back inside Iran. The latest clash unfolded near one of the world's most critical shipping routes. Scroll down for the full breakdown of what happened and why it matters.

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In the press conference, Deputy President of South Africa, Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile, dismissed US President Donald Trump’s claims of “genocide” against white farmers in South Africa while stressing that engagement with Washington would continue.

The mysterious deaths and disappearances of scientists connected to sensitive research programs continue to fuel speculation in the United States. Melissa Casias, a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory, has been found dead nearly eleven months after she went missing. Her case has renewed attention on a list of researchers linked to nuclear, aerospace and alleged UFO-related investigations whose deaths or disappearances have sparked public intrigue. While authorities have not established any broader connection between the cases, the mystery continues to attract widespread scrutiny and debate.

A major controversy has erupted over the upcoming film Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy, which is reportedly inspired by the 1998 blackbuck poaching case. Salman Khan's legal team has issued a notice seeking to halt the film's release, alleging violations of personality and publicity rights. The dispute centres on promotional material that allegedly features a character resembling the Bollywood star, sparking a legal showdown between the actor and the filmmakers. As the battle intensifies, questions are being raised about creative freedom, public figures' rights and the limits of cinematic inspiration.

The CBSE is facing growing scrutiny after students and parents raised concerns over alleged discrepancies in the board's digital evaluation and re-evaluation process. Questions have emerged over on-screen marking systems, with some candidates reporting unexpected changes in scores and inconsistencies in answer-sheet assessments. The controversy has reignited debate over transparency, accountability and the reliability of technology-driven evaluation methods in India's education system

Security agencies suspect that Munna Jhingada, who is believed to be operating from Pakistan, is trying to use his criminal network to support anti-national activities in India. Huzaifa is alleged to have been an associate who maintained contact with key members of the network.

The pink ball revolutionized Test cricket by making day-night matches possible under floodlights. First introduced to improve visibility during evening sessions, the pink ball has become a key feature of modern Test cricket, creating a unique playing experience for both players and fans. Now, the ICC has approved trials to explore the use of pink balls in standard day Tests to reduce interruptions caused by bad light. Here's how the pink ball changed the longest format of the game and why cricket's governing body is considering expanding its use.

After it was found out that the mosque was built illegally, the Pakistani embassy found itself in a piquant situation and clarified that it had no connection with projects that violate Japanese laws. Authorities have also received requests from relevant parties to demolish the mosque.