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Instagram has resolved a security flaw after hackers reportedly exploited a vulnerability linked to Meta’s AI support systems. Cybersecurity researchers said attackers used the weakness to manipulate support workflows and gain unauthorized access.

The CBSE has officially opened its Class 12 re-evaluation and marks verification portal, giving students an opportunity to review their results and seek corrections if needed. The portal became operational after several days of anticipation, allowing candidates to apply for verification of marks and answer-sheet rechecking. For many students and parents, the move offers a chance to address concerns about evaluation and ensure that scores accurately reflect performance.

Scientists have announced three major vaccine breakthroughs amid growing concerns over a renewed Ebola outbreak. Researchers say the new vaccine candidates showed strong immune responses in early studies and emergency trials. Health officials hope the advances could improve protection against multiple Ebola virus strains.

Donald Trump says Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to halt fighting after backchannel talks through intermediaries. Trump claimed Israeli troops heading toward Beirut were turned back following his call with Benjamin Netanyahu. Hezbollah reportedly agreed to stop attacks if Israel halts strikes on Beirut and southern Lebanon.

Protests have erupted in Albania over a controversial luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump. Environmental groups and local activists say the planned development on a protected coastal area could seriously harm biodiversity and fragile ecosystems. While supporters highlight potential tourism benefits and investment, critics warn the project risks damaging one of Albania’s most sensitive natural landscapes, sparking a growing political and environmental debate.

British MP Rupert Lowe reignited debate over the UK's grooming gangs scandal after presenting survivor testimonies and findings from his independent inquiry in Parliament. The accounts alleged severe child sexual abuse, police failures and institutional misconduct

After winning BAFTA, Boong continued its historic run by bagging three honours at New York Film Festival. Directed by Lakshmipriya Devi, it stars Gugun Kipgen, Bala Hijam and Angom Sanamatum, among others.

Maharashtra’s Ladki Bahin scheme beneficiary count drops by 80 lakh after the e-KYC deadline, sparking intense financial crisis allegations from the Opposition.

Call her a sex symbol or a cultural disruptor, but Marilyn Monroe was one of the most well-known faces of the 20th century. As the world celebrates her 100th birth anniversary, here’s a look at the controversies that dominated her life and even death.

The US is considering deploying nuclear-capable aircraft to more European NATO allies, particularly along the eastern flank like Poland and the Baltic. No immediate decision is expected, and NATO has not yet commented.

Meta pushes emergency patch after hackers manipulate its new AI support chatbot to bypass security, reset passwords, and hijack major Instagram accounts.

Lalit Modi opens up about his relationship with Sushmita Sen, and addresses the "gold digger" claims against her. The two made headlines in 2022 after the businessman shared photos of their vacation.

Harry Kane congratulates Virat Kohli and the Royal Challengers Bengaluru after their IPL 2026 triumph over Gujarat Titans. RCB secured back-to-back IPL titles, with Kohli starring in the final and Rajat Patidar joining an elite list of championship-winning captains

South Korea overtakes India in market capitalisation as AI-driven gains in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix push Kospi higher. Here's why India's stock market is lagging behind.

The global smartphone industry is facing its sharpest annual decline on record.

The world's largest technology companies are increasingly turning to overseas bond markets to fund their massive AI ambitions. From Europe and Japan to Switzerland, companies such as Alphabet and Amazon are raising record amounts of debt outside the United States.

The UK wants to use AI and tech to monitor prisoners and even run the jails. At a secret meeting held last year, representatives from over 30 tech companies, like Google and Amazon, suggested ideas like planting chips in prisoners and driverless prison vans.

China has introduced sweeping new rules to tighten its control over foreign deals involving Chinese companies, technology, and data. The move comes just weeks after Beijing forced Meta to reverse its acquisition of Chinese AI startup Manus, signalling a tougher stance on overseas investments.

India's passenger vehicle market posted a strong performance in May, with industry wholesales estimated to have risen more than 25 percent year-on-year.