India led US international student enrollment with 363,019 students (30.82 per cent), followed by China at 265,919 (22.58 per cent). South Korea, Canada, Vietnam, Nepal, Taiwan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and Brazil rounded out the top 10, with Nepal showing the fastest growth at 48.7 per cent.

India or China: Which country is sending most students to US universities? Top 10 list revealed

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.

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Jantar Mantar Protest: A large crowd gathered at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Friday for a demonstration against caste-based reservation and demanding reforms to the reservation system. Delhi Police and the Rapid Action Force were deployed at the protest site, and several protesters were detained as the demonstration continued.

The protesters, mobilised under the Reservation Hatao Andolan, have called for greater emphasis on economic criteria rather than caste in determining affirmative action and have also raised concerns over UGC rules.

Jantar Mantar Protest: Delhi Police, RAF Detain Anti-Reservation Protesters

The aftermath of a powerful storm in Pennsylvania has left a school damaged, with crews now assessing the destruction and beginning cleanup operations. Images from the scene show the extent of the storm damage as workers and emergency crews inspect the affected school property and clear debris.

This report brings you the latest visuals from Pennsylvania, including the storm damage, cleanup efforts, school impact and aftermath.

Pennsylvania Storm Aftermath: Severe Damage Hits School As Crews Begin Cleanup

A family dispute over a mobile phone ended in unimaginable tragedy in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. After an argument with his parents, a teenager climbed Khavda Hill and allegedly threatened to jump. For nearly three hours, his parents, villagers, police and fire officials tried to persuade him to come down. As rescuers prepared a safety net, the situation took a devastating turn. The boy and his father fell from the hill during a final rescue attempt, while the mother, witnessing the tragedy, also lost her life moments later. Police are investigating the exact sequence of events.


Maharashtra Horror: Family Dispute Ends In Fatal Hilltop Fall In Maharashtra 


A dramatic waterspout-tornado was spotted off Long Island, New York, as powerful storm activity developed along the coast.

The striking weather phenomenon was captured on camera as the waterspout appeared over the water and developed into a tornado-like circulation, creating dramatic scenes off the Long Island coast.

Watch the video for dramatic storm footage, the waterspout-tornado formation and the latest weather developments from New York.

Waterspout-Tornado Spotted Off Long Island, New York | Powerful Storm Caught On Camera

India has strongly responded to a United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) report recommending sanctions against the RSS. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal dismissed the organisation as biased and questioned its credibility, saying it has repeatedly made what India considers disparaging and inflammatory remarks about the country.

Jaiswal said India should steer clear of organisations that operate with their own agendas and lack credibility or trustworthiness.

The remarks come amid a fresh controversy over the USCIRF's recommendation concerning the RSS. Watch this report for the latest developments, India's official response and the wider diplomatic and political implications.

India Rejects USCIRF Call For Sanctions On RSS | MEA Hits Back At ‘Biased’ Report 

Australia has passed a new law that could force major tech companies to pay millions if they fail to strike commercial deals with local news publishers. The 'News Bargaining Incentive' aims to push platforms to share more revenue with Australian journalism and news organisations.


Australia Passes New Big Tech News Levy

TikTok is facing questions from two U.S. senators over an algorithm experiment that reportedly disabled a safety feature for around 10% of its U.S. users, including minors, to study its impact on engagement. Meanwhile, Roblox and Discord are asking a U.S. federal court to dismiss a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the parents of 13-year-old Audree Heine, arguing that she had agreed to terms of service that waived her right to sue. In a separate case, a U.S. federal judge has overturned part of former Google engineer Linwei Ding’s conviction for stealing AI trade secrets, ruling that prosecutors had not sufficiently proven that Ding knew or intended the stolen information would benefit the Chinese government.


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At least nine people have been killed and 23 others injured after violence erupted at the Bentiu internally displaced persons camp in South Sudan's Unity State. The clashes reportedly began when authorities moved to arrest self-proclaimed prophet Taban Puol, who claims to be the reincarnation of Nuer prophet Ngundeng Bong. The deadly unrest has raised fresh concerns over security inside a camp sheltering displaced people.


Nine Killed, 23 Injured In South Sudan IDP Camp Violence 

Nigeria's anti-trafficking agency NAPTIP has sealed a suspected illegal maternity facility in Port Harcourt and arrested three people over an alleged ₦13.5 million baby sale. Authorities say the case involves a Liberian national residing in Belgium. The arrests have brought fresh attention to illegal maternity homes and the trafficking of newborns in Nigeria, as investigators work to establish how the alleged transaction was organised.

Three Arrested As Nigeria Uncovers ₦13.5m Baby Sale

At least 51 people are dead after a boat capsized in Sokoto State in northwest Nigeria on Thursday. Authorities say rescue operations are still underway.

Boat accidents are frequent on Nigeria's rivers and waterways, with officials often pointing to overloading, poor maintenance and lax safety enforcement as contributing factors.

At Least 50 Killed As Overloaded Boat Capsizes In Nigeria

Six Ugandan truck drivers have gone missing in South Sudan after armed men reportedly abducted them and seized their vehicles in Bor Town, Jonglei State. The drivers were reportedly taken from major fish-trading sites along the White Nile between Tuesday and Wednesday morning. The incident has raised fresh concerns over security along a key regional trade route linking South Sudan with Uganda and other East African markets.

Armed Men Abduct Six Ugandan Truck Drivers In South Sudan

A tanker carrying 16 Indian nationals has reportedly been hijacked by armed pirates in the Gulf of Aden, off Yemen. The Eritrea-flagged M.T. Sibu 1 was carrying 20 crew members when six armed pirates seized the vessel. All crew members were reportedly safe, but the latest status of the tanker and those on board was awaited. The incident has renewed concerns over piracy in waters near the Horn of Africa.

Pirates Hijack Tanker Carrying 16 Indians Off Yemen

Five people are missing and eight others were injured, including two seriously, after a fire broke out in an apartment building in Thusis, Switzerland. Around 100 emergency service workers responded to the blaze in the Graubuenden canton as authorities continue their efforts to locate those missing.

Five people missing after fire in Swiss town

India’s Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand Pullela pulled off a stunning quarterfinal upset against China’s Jia Yifan and Zhang Shuxian at the BWF World Championships. The Indian pair won 16-21, 21-15, 21-13 to secure at least a bronze medal and advance to the semifinals, where they will face top seeds Liu Shengshu and Tan Ning.

India’s Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand World Championships medal

Berlin Zoo’s panda twins Leni and Lotti celebrated their second birthday with a special ice cake coloured with carrot and beetroot juice. Born to Meng Meng and Jiao Qing, the twins have grown dramatically from just 150 grams at birth to 60 and 70 kilograms. 

Berlin zoo’s panda twins Leni and Lotti celebrate their second birthday with special ice cake

China and Indonesia have agreed to strengthen military ties and expand cooperation in minerals, energy and technology. The two countries also plan collaboration in areas including artificial intelligence, defence, rail transport, satellites and fisheries, as Jakarta balances its relationships with Beijing and Washington.

China, Indonesia deepen military and economic cooperation

Baltic states have held air force survival exercises aimed at strengthening military readiness and improving personnel preparedness in challenging conditions. The drills focus on survival skills and response capabilities as regional defence cooperation remains a key priority.

Baltic States conduct Air Force survival drills 

North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile toward the sea, with Japan saying the projectile fell outside its exclusive economic zone. South Korea also reported an unidentified projectile launch as joint U.S.-South Korea military drills were nearing their scheduled end.

North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile

Thousands of Argentines marched toward the Ministry of Economy in Buenos Aires on August 20, 2026, protesting surging household debt and living costs. President Javier Milei's strict austerity has lowered inflation, but left roughly 5.8 million citizens over 90 days behind on loan payments amid stagnant wages and slashed subsidies.


Buenos Aires protests grow as household debt crisis deepens

U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney are holding high-level talks as the two countries try to avert a sharp escalation in their trade dispute.

Trump has threatened 50% tariffs on roughly $20 billion worth of Canadian goods, including products such as wine, dairy, furniture, cement and hockey equipment. Unlike earlier measures, the new tariffs would apply even to affected goods that qualify for preferential treatment under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA.

Trump, Carney hold fresh talks as Canada faces 50% US tariffs

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