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Here is everything about the FIFA World Cup 2026 official ball, Trionda, including its design, sensor technology, VAR integration, and meaning

Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay's black-and-white suits have garnered a lot of attention on social media since he took over the office. On Monday, he addressed the ongoing discussion revealing the secret behind his outfit.

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. T

US President Donald Trump slammed major media outlets, claiming they would portray Iran as the winner even after a complete surrender to the US. Trump also said he expects an agreement with Iran within a week, adding that a peace deal could prove more valuable than a military victory.

A towering 70-foot statue of football legend Lionel Messi has been removed from its pedestal in Kolkata after authorities raised safety concerns. Officials said the massive structure was swaying during strong winds, prompting the Public Works Department to dismantle it as a precautionary measure. The statue had become a popular attraction among football fans in the city, which is known for its passion for the sport. The decision was taken to prevent any potential accidents and ensure public safety.

The famous banana from "Comedian" by Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan was stolen from a French museum this weekend. However, it was quickly replaced after the bandits managed to take off with the $6.2 million artwork.

Based on the Geeta and Sanjay Chopra kidnapping and murder case that shook the entire nation in 1978, the new web series Raakh attempts to explore the investigation that took place following the crime.

A giant Lionel Messi statue in Kolkata was dismantled due to safety concerns about strong winds. The removal has sparked political debate in West Bengal amid changing leadership

Congo is witnessing a sharp rise in Ebola cases, prompting health authorities to intensify emergency response measures. Officials are working to trace contacts and contain the spread of the deadly virus in affected regions. Medical teams have been deployed to treatment centers as concerns grow over possible wider transmission.

Pakistan has reintroduced mandatory 8PM market closing hours as part of a renewed push to reduce energy consumption amid mounting pressure on power supplies. The move is part of a broader austerity drive aimed at easing the country's energy burden and cutting costs. While officials say the restrictions are necessary to manage resources more efficiently, many business owners worry about the impact on sales and livelihoods. The decision highlights the ongoing challenges facing Pakistan's economy and energy sector.

Emraan Hashmi's serial kisser image in the 2000s was a part of a promotional campaign. A PR expert revealed how he was initially hesitant about it but the plan later worked for him. Read on to know more.

In a clinical trial, researchers found that a drug called Daraxonrasib doubled the survival time in patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. This is significant as more than half of people with pancreatic cancer die within three months of diagnosis. Amid this, a report projected a shortfall of 100 million cancer care workers by 2050.

A proposed Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya has sparked protests and legal challenges, with many residents expressing concerns about public health and safety. Kenyan authorities say the centre is designed to strengthen emergency preparedness and improve the country's ability to respond to disease outbreaks. However, opponents fear potential risks and have called for greater transparency. The controversy has now reached the courts, with a Kenyan judge temporarily halting the opening of the facility while the matter is reviewed.

Ever wondered why eating ice cream too quickly can trigger a sudden, sharp headache? Researchers say "brain freeze" may be more than just a temporary discomfort. Studies suggest that ice cream headaches can run in families and may be linked to a person's likelihood of experiencing migraines. Scientists are continuing to explore the connection between cold-triggered headaches, genetics and migraine susceptibility, offering new insights into how the brain responds to sudden temperature changes.

The controversial $1.8 billion Justice Department fund touted by Donald Trump as compensation for alleged government "weaponisation" may already be dead, suggest reports. Scroll down to see why critics call it a political slush fund and what happens next.

Weeks after she reached for an out-of-court settlement with Justin Baldoni, Blake Lively's legal team was back in court on Monday to demand legal fees and damages from the It Ends With Us director.

A deadly shooting spree in Muscatine, Iowa, left seven people dead, including suspected gunman Ryan Willis McFarland. Police say the attacks occurred at multiple locations and stemmed from a domestic dispute. All victims are believed to be family members as investigations continue.

Romania has accused Russia of being responsible for a drone strike that injured a mother and child in the city of Galati near the Ukrainian border. Romanian officials say more than 30 drone incursions have been recorded this year, raising concerns about security along NATO's eastern flank. While Bucharest condemned the incident as a violation of international law, Russia's envoy to the United Nations called for an objective and depoliticised assessment of the situation. The episode has renewed fears about the conflict spilling beyond Ukraine's borders.

Aryna Sabalenka defeats Naomi Osaka to reach the French Open quarterfinals as Matteo Berrettini, Matteo Arnaldi, and Felix Auger-Aliassime advance