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#gravitas From presidents in their eighties to political veterans who have spent decades at the heart of power, the world is seeing the rise of what could be called the '80s brigade.' Leaders over the age of 80 continue to dominate politics.

The UGC-NET exam has come under scrutiny after the National Testing Agency admitted to errors, including repeated questions and translation issues. The acknowledgement has raised fresh concerns among candidates over the accuracy and fairness of the examination process, putting the spotlight on NTA’s handling of one of India’s key eligibility tests.

Is Trump planning a nuclear attack on Iran? According to an explosive claim made by a former U.S. Congresswoman, Trump administration officials are discussing the possible use of nuclear weapons against Iran, alleging that the issue has come up in high-level strategy meetings.

Dubai's Museum of Illusions has closed its doors after nearly eight years, ending the run of one of the UAE's most unusual interactive attractions.

From presidents in their eighties to political veterans who have spent decades at the heart of power, the world is seeing the rise of what could be called the ‘80s BRIGADE’. Brazil’s President Lula is the latest major name in this. At 80, Lula has launched campaign for a historic fourth term.

U.S. President Donald Trump has cited his "very good relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a key factor behind his decision to significantly scale back joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea. Trump argued that the large-scale drills send an "inappropriate and hostile" message to Pyongyang and could undermine diplomatic efforts on the Korean Peninsula. The move has sparked debate among security experts and regional allies, with supporters viewing it as a confidence-building measure while critics warn it could affect military readiness. The decision comes amid renewed focus on U.S.-North Korea relations and broader security dynamics in East Asia.

The BJP has announced a major reshuffle of its national organisation, naming 13 national vice presidents and 16 national secretaries. The revamped core team brings fresh faces into key organisational roles as the party prepares for its next phase of political mobilisation.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has urged Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren to personally meet students protesting alleged irregularities in recruitment exams. The protests have continued for 24 days, with students demanding probes into JPSC, JSSC-CGL and other examination irregularities.

Student activist Devendra Nath Mahto has ended his 15-day hunger strike after Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced the cancellation of the JSSC-CGL examination and initiated a CID inquiry into exam irregularities.

The BJP’s latest reshuffle brings in several leaders with deep RSS ties, signalling a stronger ideological core and tighter organisational coordination under Nitin Nabin.

President Donald Trump has said Israel should not be striking targets in Gaza, as his envoy Jared Kushner met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to try to revive Trump’s plan to disarm Hamas and end the war. The comments signal a rare public disagreement between the close allies after Netanyahu rejected the proposed phased Hamas disarmament plan.

The 60-day U.S.-Iran memorandum aimed at ending the war has expired, with no clear sign that either side is ready to extend the agreement. Iran says it has not decided whether to resume direct negotiations with Washington, while messages continue to pass through mediators.

President Donald Trump is legally barred from running for a third presidential term by the U.S. Constitution, though his public statements and team actions have fueled intense nationwide debate regarding a potential 2028 campaign

Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren announces cancellation of JSSC-CGL exam, probe into recruitment irregularities since 2014 and tougher action against exam fraud

Bangladesh has officially linked Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's proposed visit to India to its demand for the extradition of former Premier Sheikh Hasina. Dhaka stated that a "propitious environment" must be created by New Delhi before any high-level bilateral trip can move forward.

A political row has erupted over Vande Mataram, with Home Minister Amit Shah accusing Sonia Gandhi of attempting to stop the national song, a charge rejected by the Congress. The dispute has intensified the political debate over the song and its place in India's Independence Day commemorations.

Lakshmanan Meyyappan became the world's youngest male Chartered Accountant at 16. Know about his ACCA, CFA, finance career and academic journey

India’s Hockey World Cup campaign is in trouble after a 2-4 loss to England. They now need a win or draw against Pakistan to stay in the tournament.

Spider-Man has swung into the record books once again. The latest installment in the blockbuster superhero franchise has crossed the $2 billion mark at the global box office, becoming one of the highest-grossing films in cinema history. The milestone underscores the enduring popularity of Marvel's iconic web-slinger and highlights the continued strength of franchise-driven storytelling in Hollywood. The film has drawn massive audiences across key international markets, delivering strong ticket sales and setting new benchmarks for the industry. As studios look to revive theatrical attendance, Spider-Man's extraordinary performance offers a major boost to the global box office and reinforces the superhero genre's dominance on the big screen.