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New couple alert? Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi sparked dating rumours over the weekend as they stepped out for a night out with Kendall's sister Kylie and her boyfriend Timothee.

Marathi actor Ashok Saraf and his wife, actress Nivedita Saraf, attended the Cannes Film Festival 2026 as part of a Marathi entertainment delegation. Several videos and photos from the event went viral.

Mango farmers in Gujarat are facing a severe crisis as the Iran conflict disrupts exports to West Asia while adverse weather damages crop quality and supply chains. With exports slowing down, excess mangoes are flooding local markets, triggering a sharp fall in prices. Farmers are also struggling with soaring freight costs linked to regional tensions. Many growers fear heavy financial losses this season as global conflict and climate-related disruptions directly impact livelihoods across India’s agricultural sector.

A centuries-old fishing festival has returned to Kashmir, bringing communities together in a vibrant celebration of culture, nature and tradition. Held in Anantnag, the 400-year-old ritual marks the arrival of spring as locals gather around flowing waters for traditional fishing practices, music and festivities. Organisers say the event is now also promoting conservation awareness, blending heritage with efforts to protect Kashmir’s fragile aquatic ecosystems for future generations.

India and Norway elevate bilateral ties to a Green Strategic Partnership. PM Modi and PM Støre seal pacts on clean energy, AI, and digital infrastructure.

Sudan Gurung is under investigation after resigning amid allegations of financial irregularities in Nepal. The government has formed a three-member panel led by a former High Court judge to examine the allegations and submit its findings within 15 days. Officials from the Prime Minister’s Office say any further action will depend on the committee’s report. The case has intensified political debate over accountability and transparency within Nepal’s government.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was booed when he talked about artificial intelligence at the commencement speech at the University of Arizona. This is the second time in days a speaker was dissed by the crowd for praising AI.

Islamabad sent a full squadron of around 16 aircraft, mostly JF-17 fighters made jointly with China, to Saudi Arabia in early April, besides 8000 troops and an air defence system. Two security officials said Pakistan had also sent two squadrons of drones.

A tragic incident at an elephant camp in Karnataka turned deadly after two elephants reportedly clashed during bath time, leading to the death of a tourist from Chennai. The incident, said to have taken place in Kodagu, was partially caught on camera as mahouts rushed in to calm the animals amid panic. The shocking event has raised fresh concerns over tourist safety and animal management practices at elephant camps frequented by visitors.

V D Satheesan took oath as Kerala CM with a 21-member UDF Cabinet featuring veteran leaders, political heirs, youth faces and first-time MLAs from Congress and allies.

The NEET paper leak originated from someone linked to the organisation that conducts the examination, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has told a Delhi court. Shubham Khairnar, the first person to be arrested for the leak, obtained the paper from a person in Pune who “had obtained the same from an NTA source”, Public Prosecutor Neetu Singh, representing CBI, told the court on Friday.

Javier Bardem sparked controversy at the Cannes Film Festival after criticizing the “male toxic behaviour” of leaders including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu. The Oscar-winning actor linked aggressive leadership styles to conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine while also speaking about pro-Palestine activism and political responsibility. His remarks quickly triggered global debate across political and entertainment circles.

A surprising new luxury trend is taking over cities like Manhattan, Brooklyn and parts of California — live-in dog nannies. Wealthy pet owners are increasingly hiring full-time caregivers to manage everything from walks and grooming to emotional companionship for their dogs. The booming demand is creating an entirely new professional niche in the pet-care industry, reflecting how modern pet parenting has evolved into a luxury lifestyle market worth billions.

Vedan is facing growing legal trouble after reports claimed that a tiger tooth necklace recovered from his Kochi flat was confirmed to be genuine through laboratory testing. According to reports, the Forest Department is preparing to file a chargesheet in the case under wildlife protection laws. The development has triggered widespread attention in Kochi, with investigators examining how the protected wildlife item was allegedly obtained and possessed.

The Indian Navy is set to commission 3 advanced indigenous vessels, Dunagiri, Agray, and Sanshodhak, built by GRSE to counter China's expansion in the Indian Ocean. The induction boosts the Navy's stealth, strike, hydrographic survey, and surveillance capabilities.

Iran's World Cup squad has landed in Antalya, Turkey, for a crucial training camp and US visa processing. Amid a fragile ceasefire and diplomatic friction, Team Melli races against time to secure entry for their Arizona-based campaign.

Several passengers became trapped inside the wreckage following the collision. Local residents, police personnel and rescue teams rushed to the spot and launched rescue operations to pull out the injured victims.

Sai Bageerath is under investigation in a POCSO case involving allegations of sexual assault against a 17-year-old girl. Police have reportedly seized his iPhone and sent it for forensic analysis, believing the device could contain crucial digital evidence linked to the case. Investigators are examining messages, call records and other electronic data as part of the ongoing probe. The case has drawn significant public attention, with authorities continuing to gather evidence before further legal proceedings.

Apple is facing growing antitrust pressure in India after the Delhi High Court reportedly refused to pause an investigation linked to App Store competition rules. The case, led by the Competition Commission of India, focuses on allegations surrounding Apple’s control over app distribution and payments on iPhones. The legal battle could have major implications for developers, digital marketplaces, and the future of Big Tech regulation in India.