In the IPL, a lot comes down to how a team handles the pressure situations in the end overs as many games are decided on the last ball, or in the final over. Here is a list of teams with most IPL wins under their belt by 1 or 2 runs...Watch in for more details

IPL 2024: Teams with most IPL matches won by 1 or 2 runs

India is broadening its military footprint. India will soon deploy defence attaché in some African states & other nations. This marks a significant shift in India's strategic approach to bolstering ties with key regions.

India to send defence attaché to African states, Armenia & Philippines

In India the Karnataka high court has squashed a notification by Center which effectively bans 23 dog breeds. The order bans the import breeding and selling of breeds that are deemed 'ferocious.' Watch in for more details!

India: Karnataka High Court quashes centre's circular on banning of dog breeds

China’s assertive posture in the Indo-Pacific region has raised global security concerns. Beijing is resorting to assertive use of its economic might and military coercion by advancing unlawful maritime claims and threatening maritime shipping lanes. China seeks to undermine the rules-based order; and now, US has lauded India's key role in preventing a revisionist challenge of the status quo.

US lauds India's role in Indo-Pacific and Indian Ocean

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the stable relation between India and China is important not just for the two nations, but for the entire region and world. He urges urgent resolution to border dispute.

India-China need to urgently address border issues, says PM Modi

Despite Regional tensions India and the United Arab Emirates are moving ahead with the India Middle East Europe Economic Corridor initiative. A senior official meeting is scheduled for the 15th of May to establish protocols for the first stage of the project.

India-UAE lead trade corridor discussions

Two youngsters, each aged 18, a businessman, a senior citizen and a fisherman led by acclaimed scuba diving instructor SB Aravind Tharunsri submerged themselves into the depths of the sea off the coast of Chennai.

Indian divers take voting awareness campaign to the depths of sea

#Gravitas | India's engagement with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan is starting to bear fruit. In a further effort to engage with India, the Taliban regime is undertaking policy efforts to return private land to displaced Hindu and Sikh minorities in the country.

Gravitas: Taliban Restores Land Illegally Taken by Warlords to Displaced Afghan Hindus and Sikhs

Eid-ul-Fitr 2024: The moon sighting ritual holds deep significance in Islamic tradition, marking the conclusion of the holy month of Ramadan. Families and communities come together to break their fast, offer prayers, and partake in joyous festivities that symbolise unity and gratitude.

Eid-ul-Fitr 2024 moon sighting time in India

Indian CEOs are earning 40% more than pre-pandemic levels. This is happening as tech companies go on a lay-off spree. Is automation to blame?

Gravitas: How much do you think an average Indian CEO earns?

The President of a Gurudwara has been shot dead in Canada. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community. Molly Gambhir tells you more!

Gravitas: President of a Gurudwara shot dead in Canada

#Gravitas | A famous museum in London, The Wallace Collection, has unveiled its highly anticipated exhibition. It features the Lion of Punjab - Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Watch in for more details!

Gravitas: The lion of Punjab: Maharaja Ranjit Singh exhibition unveiled in UK

#Gravitas | An official Canadian investigation into allegations of foreign interference in Canadian elections has found zero evidence of India's involvement in Canadian politics. The probe panel tasked with monitoring the 2021 elections in the country said they found no attempt by India to influence national polls. However, the Canadian intelligence agency found that China did interfere in Canada's last two elections. Watch in for more details!

Gravitas: Canadian Investigation Finds No India Interference in 2021 Polls Won by Trudeau

India's startup ecosystem is experiencing a slowdown. For the first time in four years, the country minted fewer unicorns in 2023 compared to the previous year, bringing the total to 67. This comes despite maintaining its position as the world's third-largest hub for unicorns.

Byju's reports biggest decline globally after $22 bn valuation drop

In an exclusive interview with Newsweek, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a range of topics including the upcoming elections, democracy, freedom of the press, and relations with China and Pakistan, among other issues.

Stable, peaceful ties between India and China are important: PM Modi

Ayodhya's Ram Mandir is all set to celebrate Ram Navmi on April 17. From this year, Ram Navami celebration will witness the deployment of an intricate network of lenses & mirrors.

Surya Tilak to ‘light up’ Ram Lalla idol's forehead every Ram Navami

India is assisting neighbouring nations in establishing an early warning system. The early warning system will help in mitigating the impact of extreme weather events.

India helping five nations to build early warning system for extreme weather

In response to rising cyber crimes in India, the Indian government and banks have stepped up their efforts to warn citizens about online scams. Indians have been receiving an increased number of warning messages in the form of SMS alerts.

India: Government and banks heighten fraud alerts amid surge in cybercrime

The Supreme Court has struck a balance between poll candidates' Right to Privacy and the voter's Right to Information. It has clarified that candidates are not mandated to reveal every asset owned by them or their dependence on but only those that significantly influence their Public Image or lifestyle and have a bearing on an elector's choice.

Indian Supreme Court: Candidates don't need to declare all assets

The Supreme Court on Wednesday in a strong rebuke dismissed Patanjali founders Ramdev and Balkrishna's latest apology for the company's misleading advertisements. The Supreme Court expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of the case and said they are not blind and will not show leniency. Watch in for more details!

India's top court slams Patanjali over misleading advertisements, rejects Ramdev's apology

A "thrill-seeking experience" went awry as an 18-year-old girl in the northern Indian city of Lucknow died due to an alleged drug overdose by a friend. The local police said that the male friend took her to a vacant plot in Tiwariganj in Uttar Pradesh's capital and injected her with a mixture of medicine and an addictive drug.

‘Thrill-seeking experiment’ turns deadly as 18-year-old girl dies of ‘cocktail drug overdose’ in Lucknow

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- On WION's X handle- People smoking cannabis vapes in the UK are inhaling a very dangerous substance called Xylazine, some experts have also termed this as a zombie drug. Watch in for more details!

'Zombie' drug Xylazine found in cannabis THC vapes in UK

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed the second apology affidavit filed by Patanjali Ayurved and its Managing Director, Acharya Balkrishna, in connection with a contempt case related to misleading medical advertisements, LiveLaw reported.

India’s Supreme Court rejects Patanjali's apology, cites false claims to avoid appearance

India's Supreme Court said that a voter's right to know cannot be stretched to lay out threadbare a politician's life. The court also said that non-disclosure of each and every asset owned by poll candidates do not necessarily mean deviation from a sense of substantial character so as to invalidate their election.

Candidates don't need to give 'threadbare' account of their lives to voters: Supreme Court

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