From Virat Kohli to Rohit Sharma, here's a look at the top five batters fastest to 10,000 runs in One Day Internationals.

Meet top 5 batters fastest to 10,000 ODI runs

October 2026 is packed with exciting OTT releases. From Ben Affleck's Animals and Keerthy Suresh's Akka to Doctor X: Mafia in White, here’s a curated list of twelve major titles arriving on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, and more.

OTT releases in October 2026: Animals, Akka, Doctor X: Mafia in White- 12 big titles coming on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more

As Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 heads into its grand finale, take a look at the memorable friendships that blossomed among contestants while facing Rohit Shetty’s daring stunts and challenges.

Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 finale: 6 friendships that blossomed on Rohit Shetty’s show over the years

Loved Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3: The Conclusion? From gripping investigations to unexpected twists, check out these crime thrillers that will keep you hooked.

Enjoyed Drishyam 3? 5 movies like Ajay Devgn’s crime thriller to watch next

As the Iran war continues, its impact on fuel prices and national security is becoming an important issue for US voters, while recent polls show low approval of Donald Trump's handling of the conflict ahead of the 2026 midterms.

US midterms: Iran war, fuel prices and economy take centre stage

New satellite images reveal the devastation caused by deadly floods along Nepal’s Trishuli River, with communities destroyed after a catastrophic glacier collapse.

Nepal-Tibet deadly floods: before-and-after satellite images show Nepal flood damage 

US President Donald Trump said the United States has entered into an oil agreement with Venezuela, claiming Washington has secured majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of proven Venezuelan oil reserves at no cost to US taxpayers. Trump said the deal involved Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez.

US enters Venezuela oil deal, Trump claims 65 bn barrel reserves

The UN is scaling up emergency aid in Nepal after devastating floods and landslides killed more than 500 people, with hundreds still missing. At least 20,000 households need food assistance, while more than 50,000 people require emergency water, sanitation and hygiene support. Roads and access routes have also been badly damaged, complicating relief efforts.


Nepal floods: UN ramps up Nepal aid as flood death toll crosses 500 

US President Donald Trump will mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks at the Pentagon, confirming that he will not attend the New York ceremony. Vice President JD Vance will attend the New York observance, while other administration officials will join the ceremony in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

Trump to mark 25th 9/11 anniversary at Pentagon, skips New York

Bolivian farmers and producers have clashed with security forces and blocked key roads to protest cuts to diesel subsidies for large consumers. Under Supreme Decree 5676, diesel prices for agricultural producers nearly doubled from 9 to 18 bolivianos per litre, with protesters warning the hike could make farming unsustainable.

Bolivia farmers clash with police amid fuel price hike

Chronic nerve pain occurs when damaged nerves continue sending abnormal pain signals to the brain. Unlike pain caused by a fresh injury, neuropathic pain can persist long after tissues have healed. Symptoms often include burning, shooting, stabbing, tingling, or electric shock-like sensations. Scientists say changes in both the damaged nerves and the brain's pain-processing systems can keep the pain cycle active, affecting millions worldwide.


How Nerve Damage Triggers Long-Lasting Chronic Pain | The Science Behind Persistent Pain 

A growing number of professionals are looking beyond traditional dating apps and finding romance on LinkedIn. Frustrated by ghosting, fake profiles, and swipe fatigue, singles are increasingly viewing professional profiles as a better indicator of character and compatibility. While LinkedIn remains a business-focused platform and discourages romantic solicitation, reports and surveys suggest that meaningful relationships are forming through networking connections.


Love In The Time Of Networking: Is LinkedIn The New Dating App?

Trump’s “Lake America” controversy: U.S. President Donald Trump has written “Lake America” over a map of Lake Ontario in a video released by the White House, escalating a fresh naming dispute with Canada.

Trump’s executive order concerning Lake Ontario applies to U.S. federal usage of the lake’s name. It does not determine what Canada, international organizations or other bodies call the lake.

The move comes amid already strained U.S.-Canada relations, with tariffs affecting billions of dollars in cross-border trade and recent trade negotiations between Washington and Ottawa ending without an agreement.

Canadian Prime Minister and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have indicated they will not adopt the “Lake America” name, keeping the dispute firmly in the spotlight.

Trump Calls Lake Ontario “Lake America” In New White House Video

Russia has successfully test-launched a mobile solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), according to the Russian Defence Ministry.

The ministry said the launch was conducted to verify the tactical-technical and flight characteristics of the missile system. According to the statement, the test warheads reached the designated area at the Kura testing ground on the Kamchatka Peninsula, and all assigned tasks were completed.

The latest launch comes as Russia continues to conduct tests and exercises involving its strategic missile forces and other advanced military systems.

Watch this coverage for the latest details on Russia’s ICBM test, mobile missile systems, the Kura testing range, Kamchatka missile tests, Russian strategic weapons and Moscow’s latest defence developments.

Russia Test-Launches Mobile Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, Defence Ministry Says 

Rescue teams in Nepal are racing to find hundreds of people still missing, two days after a devastating flash flood swept through affected areas. Rescuers are searching through mud, debris and damaged infrastructure as authorities continue relief operations. The death toll has surpassed 470, highlighting the scale of the disaster.

Nepal Flood survivors: Rescuers search for hundreds missing after deadly flash flood

The next major war may begin long before the first missile is fired, starting with jammed satellites, altered battlefield data, and cracked military encryption. Global superpowers are now racing to build unbreakable quantum communication shields before their digital kill chains are destroyed. Watch this video as we explain how Quantum computing promises immense processing power that could shatter modern cryptographic protections. In response, militaries are deploying Quantum Key Distribution systems to detect intrusions instantly and protect command links. At the same time, emerging quantum sensors threaten the stealth of submarines and even the most advanced fighter jets.


Commercialization of War: Ukraine’s Starlink Lesson

A US envoy has indicated that India intends to purchase the Javelin anti-tank missile system, one of the most advanced weapons of its kind. The potential deal reflects deepening defence ties between India and the United States and comes as New Delhi seeks to strengthen military capabilities. The move also raises questions about how foreign acquisitions will complement India's push for indigenous defence production and self-reliance in military technology.


Where Does Javelin Fit in India’s Anti-Tank Arsenal?

Quantum Warfare: Could Stealth Become Obsolete?

Residents in Lisbon looked to the skies before dawn as a partial lunar eclipse illuminated the early morning sky. Earth’s shadow covered up to 96% of the Moon’s surface, making it an especially deep partial eclipse. The celestial event was also visible across parts of Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas.

Partial Lunar Eclipse brightens Lisbon skies as 96% Of the moon is covered

Rescue teams are racing against time to reach workers trapped inside a hydropower tunnel following devastating floods in Nepal. More than 100 people remain trapped, while around 350 workers have been rescued so far. Floodwaters and thick mud have blocked access to parts of the tunnel, with army teams continuing rescue operations amid difficult and dangerous conditions.

Nepal Flood devastation: Rescuers battle mud to reach workers trapped in hydropower tunnel 

Nepal has suspended rescue operations in the Trishuli region after a dammed lake near the border began overflowing, raising fears of fresh flooding. Authorities halted rescue efforts as water levels increased and residents in vulnerable areas were moved to higher ground as a precaution.

Nepal Flood rescue disrupted as Dammed lake overflows near border

Nigeria’s external reserves have climbed to $53.11 billion, bringing the country close to levels last seen in 2009. The rise marks a significant improvement in Nigeria’s foreign exchange position and could strengthen the country’s ability to support the naira, meet external obligations and manage pressure on its economy.

Nigeria’s external reserves hit $53.11 billion, Near 2009 record

Ukraine has carried out strikes deep inside Russian territory, targeting an oil refinery in the Yaroslavl region and a Tu-95MS missile-carrying aircraft in Engels. The refinery was located around 1,000 kilometres from the front line. Ukraine also reported retaliatory strikes in the Black Sea, describing the attacks as a response to Russian strikes against Ukraine.

Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia, hits Yaroslavl Refinery 

Essel Group Chairman Dr Subhash Chandra on Thursday disputed several figures and claims that have appeared in certain media reports over an NCLT loan-settlement order. He said in a statement that several reports suggesting that he had personally borrowed money or had guaranteed loans worth Rs 22,000 crore were incorrect, and urged media outlets to present the facts accurately.


Essel Group Chairman Dr Subhash Chandra says I wanted to share the facts personally 

Essel Group Chairman Dr Subhash Chandra says the ₹45,000 crore claim doesn't add up

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