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US-Iran War: US Troops Reportedly Hurt In Iran's Attack On US Base In Kuwait

The United States is signalling that the door remains open for renewed engagement with Iran, even as tensions continue to rise across the Gulf. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said Washington remains prepared for reengagement, but the diplomatic push faces fresh complications after reports of a missile strike linked to Iran targeting a US base in Kuwait. With reports of American personnel injured and nuclear negotiations showing little progress, the region remains caught between diplomacy and the risk of further escalation.

Orange Cap at 15: How Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Became the Biggest Story of IPL 2026

Every IPL season produces a breakout star, but few stories have captured attention like Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's. At just 15 years old, the young batter has emerged as one of the defining faces of IPL 2026, leading the run-scoring charts and carrying the Orange Cap. His fearless batting, maturity beyond his years and ability to perform under pressure have sparked talk of a generational shift in Indian cricket. Is this the arrival of the sport's next great superstar?

US Commander's 'Dagger' Remark Sparks Diplomatic Row

A remark by a senior US military commander has sparked fresh diplomatic tensions in Asia. Referring to South Korea as a "dagger in the heart of Asia," the commander drew a sharp response from Beijing, which accused him of crossing a line and demanded clarification from Washington. The controversy comes amid growing strategic competition between the United States and China, with South Korea playing an increasingly important role in regional security and defence cooperation.

Five-storey building collapses in South Delhi’s Mehrauli area; many feared trapped

The collapse triggered panic in the area, as locals gathered at the site as rescue teams began operations. Witnesses reported hearing a loud crash before the multi-storey structure collapsed, hurling clouds of dust and debris across the surrounding area.

West Bengal BJP Govt Donates Land To BSF To Ramp Up Border Fencing Efforts

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Epstein Files: Pam Bondi Refuses To Answer Questions On Trump & Epstein

A tense exchange unfolded as Pam Bondi faced tough questions over the handling and release of the Epstein files. Defending the Trump administration's actions, Bondi insisted that full transparency was maintained throughout the process and pointed to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's oversight. However, she declined to comment on Donald Trump's specific role, drawing further scrutiny.

Kala Hiran: Is a movie based on Salman Khan’s blackbuck case in the works?

Titled by Kaala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy, the movie has sparked discussion due to its apparent inspiration from Salman Khan's long-running blackbuck poaching case. Here are the details about the movie.

‘Robots need clothes too’: Humanoids join human models at Seoul fashion show
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Humanoid robots joined human models on a Seoul runway, wearing matching designer outfits in a futuristic fashion show exploring how humans and AI-powered machines could coexist in everyday life.

South China Sea Standoff: China Confronts Dutch Warship Near Disputed Islands

Fresh tensions have emerged in the South China Sea after China said it issued warnings to a Dutch frigate and its NH-90 helicopter operating near the disputed Paracel Islands, known as the Xisha Islands in China. Beijing claimed the aircraft repeatedly entered what it considers its territorial airspace and said its forces acted to drive away the vessel and helicopter. The incident highlights the growing strategic importance of the South China Sea.

United flight diverted to Wisconsin after 'Unruly passenger' causes security scare

The agency was notified of the flight’s diversion and the local law enforcement responded to the airport but officials are yet to disclose the passenger’s identity.

'Left peak stardom to serve people': Ram Charan hails CM Vijay, says he's very, very proud

Ram Charan is promoting his upcoming sports drama Peddi. After meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the actor jetted off to Chennai, where he addressed a huge crowd and hailed CM Vijay.

India launches operation to evacuate 13 vessels from Strait of Hormuz amid Gulf tensions

India has launched an operation to move 13 vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz amid Gulf tensions. The governent also urged citizens to avoid Iran and assisting thousands in returning home safely.

US-Israel Defence Alliance Poised for Major Expansion Into AI, Cyber and Advanced Weapons

The United States and Israel could be heading toward a new phase in their long-standing defence partnership. Reports suggest lawmakers in Washington are exploring deeper military integration, including the co-development of advanced weapons systems and expanded cooperation in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and quantum computing.

Which came first—the black hole or the galaxy? Webb discovery questions a key theory of galaxy formation

Researchers say the object could represent one of the clearest examples yet of a supermassive black hole forming without first emerging from a stellar collapse process.

Kartavya's 'young boy' Harpal is actually 33 years old: Meet Haryana's Yudhvir Ahlawat

In Saif Ali Khan’s Netflix film Kartavya, Haryana’s Yudhvir Ahlawat plays a young boy who has been mentally and physically tortured and is forced to commit murder. In the movie, the actor has done a fantastic job.

US-Iran Tensions Surge After Reported Missile Strike in Kuwait Injures Americans

Fresh reports are raising concerns about a possible escalation in US-Iran tensions after claims that missile debris from an attack in Kuwait injured several Americans. Iranian state-linked media reported casualties following a strike targeting a US military facility, while uncertainty continues to surround the full extent of the incident. The developments come as President Donald Trump's Situation Room meeting reportedly ended without a major breakthrough, adding to fears that the fragile calm in the region could face renewed pressure.

DHS says most Green Card applicants can stay in US, except 'extraordinary' cases

The Department of Homeland Security has clarified that most Green Card applicants will not be required to leave the US while their permanent residency applications are under review.

Indian Army Chief Warns India Will Resume Operation Sindoor if Needed

India's Army Chief has delivered a strong message on the future of Operation Sindoor, stating that the current situation should be viewed as a temporary cessation of hostilities rather than a permanent end to tensions. Emphasising the preparedness of the armed forces, he said India remains ready to launch Operation Sindoor 2.0 if circumstances demand. The remarks underline New Delhi's focus on military readiness and its determination to respond swiftly to any emerging security challenge.

Music Returns to Tehran: Live Concert Offers Hope Amid Fragile Calm

In a powerful sign of resilience, live music has returned to the stage in Tehran amid a fragile period of calm. The concert, featuring women artists and performers, drew attention from audiences eager for a sense of normalcy after weeks of uncertainty. Beyond entertainment, the event became a symbol of hope, culture and community, highlighting how music can bring people together even during challenging times. For many in Iran, the performance offered a rare and uplifting moment of unity and optimism.