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Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. has announced plans to launch four dedicated sports channels, marking a major expansion in its sports broadcasting portfolio. The move aims to strengthen its presence in the competitive sports media market by offering wider coverage across multiple disciplines. The new channels are expected to enhance sports content delivery and tap into growing viewership demand in India and global markets.

A Uganda woman isolated in Bengaluru over suspected Ebola has tested negative, said India’s health ministry. She was placed under precautionary surveillance after mild symptoms post-arrival. Samples were sent to NIV Pune, while authorities continue monitoring protocols.

The NEET-UG 2026 paper leak probe is getting bigger, with the CBI now arresting two more accused, including a doctor and a physics teacher allegedly linked to leaked questions circulated before the exam. Investigators say they have now identified the original source of the leak.

RCB dominated GT in Qualifier 1 as key moments defined the match—Patidar’s drop on 21 proved costly, GT lost their top order in the Powerplay, Holder’s double-wicket over wasn’t capitalised, and Rasikh Salam’s double-wicket maiden sealed control.

A 33-year-old man has been arrested in the US for using a chainsaw to cut through reinforced glass and steal nearly Rs 1.14 million worth of Pokémon cards. The case adds to a growing number of high-profile trading card thefts reported around the world.

US President Donald Trump has undergone his third medical examination since beginning his second term in office. The routine check-up comes amid growing public interest in his health and fitness for office, with officials stating that the exam is part of standard presidential medical monitoring.

The US emains the world’s strongest military and economic power, but global fear of Washington is fading. From Afghanistan to Ukraine, rivals increasingly challenge American deterrence without hesitation.

USMNT named their 26-man squad for World Cup 2026 after leaks, with Pulisic, McKennie and Adams leading the team. The USA, co-hosting with Mexico and Canada from June 11–July 19, begin vs Paraguay, followed by Australia and Turkey in group stage.

Besides Ranveer Singh, several other celebrities have also made headlines for walking out of committed projects, sparking buzz across the internet. Take a look at the list below.

Ranveer Singh is in the middle of a controversy over his exit from Farhan Akhtar's Don 3. The actor has been issued a non-cooperation advisory from FWICE. The federation has stated that the actor was called to resolve the matter but Singh chose not to attend meetings.

US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr is facing backlash after posting a bizarre video of himself grabbing live snakes with his bare hands. The stunt has revived scrutiny over his long history of controversial animal encounters. What exactly happened in the viral clip? Scroll down to see.

Byju Raveendran has been sentenced to six months in prison by a Singapore court over contempt charges tied to asset disclosure violations, adding to Byju's growing legal and financial troubles.

Britain’s economy is showing fresh signs of strain as the conflict in West Asia sends shockwaves through energy markets, supply chains, and business costs.

Workers in the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe are getting poorer even though they are getting paid more. That is the harsh reality of a new wage crisis hitting developed nations.

Saudi Arabia is reportedly developing a Shahed-type unmanned aerial vehicle as part of a broader push to strengthen domestic defence manufacturing and expand its drone warfare capabilities amid rising regional military competition.

In his strongest warning yet on artificial intelligence, Pope Leo has urged governments worldwide to urgently regulate AI and “disarm” autonomous weapons systems. He warned that rapidly advancing military AI technologies may already be moving beyond meaningful human control. From AI-driven target generation systems used in modern warfare to the escalating race between governments and private tech companies, the Vatican says the world may be entering a deeply dangerous new era where decision-making in war could shift away from humans.

Sam Altman wants to sell intelligence "on a metre", and thinks one day it could turn into a utility that people can simply tap into and pay based on the amount of usage, like electricity or water. His words have created panic because of a civilisation-level dynamic.

India’s road transport sector is facing mounting stress as a sharp rise in diesel prices collides with weak cargo demand.

Millions of Muslim pilgrims are taking part in the symbolic “stoning of the devil” ritual during the annual Hajj in Saudi Arabia, where pebbles are thrown at pillars representing evil as part of one of Islam’s holiest traditions.