The White House has urged Vladimir Putin to 'stop talking' about the US presidential election after the Russian president said he backs Kamala Harris over Donald Trump.

‘Stop talking...’: Putin backs Kamala Harris, White House tells him not to interfere in US elections

The Delhi High Court on Thursday (Sep 5) gave an earful to Wikipedia for withholding information about edits on news wire agency, Asian News International's (ANI) Wikipedia page.

‘Please don’t work in India if...’: Indian court reprimands Wikipedia for not obeying orders

A new study conducted in Denmark has linked infertility to different types of pollution among men and women. While air pollution is associated with increased infertility risk in men, noise pollution leads to a higher risk of infertility in women.

Air and noise pollution leading cause of infertility in men and women, study finds

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday (Sep 4) put forward the conditions for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. He said that his nation would agree to a permanent ceasefire only if it is agreed upon that the border area between southern Gaza and Egypt would never be used as a lifeline for the Hamas militant group.

Netanyahu puts forward condition for permanent ceasefire in Gaza: 'Until that happens..'

Philippine authorities have intensified their Crackdown on illegal online gambling the recent raids and arrests underline the depth of the illegal offshore gambling firms issue that the country is dealing with.

Crackdown on illegal gambling in Philippines

The US has expelled China's consul general in New York, a day after Governor Kathy Hochul's former aide was charged with acting as a foreign agent, according to a CNN report.

China's consul general in New York expelled after governor Hochul's ex-aide indicted for being foreign agent

A suspect had been arrested after reports emerged of an active shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, located about 45 miles (70 kilometres) northeast of Atlanta, the state capital.

US: At least 4 dead, over two dozen wounded in shooting at Georgia high school

A major marketing company whose clients include Facebook, Amazon and Google has admitted that it listens to users' smartphone conversations and uses artificial intelligence (AI) to articulate data and later place advertisements.

Your phone is listening to your conversations, firm working for FB, Google confirms

Germany's military put the first Iris-T air-defence system into service on its own soil Wednesday (Sep 4) having delivered several of them to war-torn Ukraine to intercept Russian rockets, drones and missiles.

War imminent? Germany activates air-defence system owing to Russian threat

MLAs in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh will not receive any pension if they defect to other parties, according to an amended bill passed in the State Assembly on Wednesday (Sep 4).

No pension for MLAs who defect in India's Himachal Pradesh after passing of landmark bill

The sex workers in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, have refused to follow age-old traditions associated with Durga Puja - one of the biggest Hindu festivals celebrated in the state.

India: Why Sonagachi sex workers are avoiding age-old Durga Puja traditions?

The Ukrainian armed forces are using 'flamethrower' drones to destroy Russian positions in the ongoing war, a new viral video has shown. While drone warfare has been an effective part of modern wars, especially since the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict where Azerbaijan showed its effective utilisation -- Ukraine has taken it a notch above.

Nightmare fuel! Ukraine using flame thrower drones to burn Russian positions - Video

Dr Subhash Chandra, Chairman Emeritus, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. (ZEEL) has levelled serious allegations against SEBI chief, Madhabi Puri Buch, accusing her of corruption and unethical behaviour.

Subhash Chandra accuses SEBI chair of corruption, blames her for Zee-Sony merger failure

The Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), under the chairmanship of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday (Sep 3) accorded Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) for 10 capital acquisition proposals amounting to Rs 1,44,716 crore ($17 billion) Of the total cost of AoNs, 99 per cent is from Indigenous sources under the Buy (Indian) and Buy (Indian-Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured) categories, the Ministry of Defence stated.

Indian government gives nod to procure military hardware worth $17 billion

Mobile phones are not linked to brain and neck cancers, one of the biggest and most comprehensive studies conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO), in association with the New Zealand Ministry of Health, has shown.

Mobile phones do not cause brain cancer, biggest study conducted by WHO finds

The Indian National Congress (INC) on Tuesday (Sep 3) intensified its attacks on Madhabi Puri Buch, a day after accusing her of receiving salary from ICICI Bank while serving as the SEBI chairperson, leading to a conflict of interest.

Congress intensifies attack on SEBI chief for receiving more retiral benefit than salary from ICICI Bank

Salary packages as low as Rs 4 lakh ($4,764) have been offered to students during the recent placement season at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay.

Minimum salary package at IIT Bombay drops to $4,800 during placement season

The United States may soon put forward a "take it or leave it" deal in front of Hamas and Israel. This comes after Israel on Sunday (Sep 1) discovered the bodies of six, including Israeli American Hersh Goldberg-Polin taken hostage by Hamas on Oct 7.

US finalising 'take it or leave it' deal for Israel-Hamas war

Britain on Monday (Sep 2) said it would suspend 30 out of 350 arms export licences to Israel, citing a "clear risk" that they could be used in a serious breach of international humanitarian law.

UK's Labour government to pause some arms sales to Israel. Know why

The problematic Boeing Starliner craft, supposed to return to Earth this weekend, has started emitting 'strange noises' while in space. This supposed anomaly was observed and notified by veteran NASA Astronaut and Starliner crew member Butch Wilmore, who flew on the craft along with Sunita Williams.

Explained: How dangerous is the 'strange noise' from Starliner?

As many as two women pilgrims were reported dead while several others sustained injuries after a landslide destroyed the new track leading to the Vaishno Devi shrine in the northern Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday (Sep 2).

India: Two pilgrims killed in landslide on Vaishno Devi route in Jammu and Kashmir

The Israel Defence Forces on Saturday (Aug 31) night announced that its troops had located several bodies in the Gaza Strip. The United States has revealed that one of the dead hostages is an Israeli-American citizen Hersh Goldberg-Polin.

US confirms Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin among Gaza hostage remains, Biden condemns Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the Hamas on Sunday (Sep 1), as he vowed to "settle the score" with the militant group after the discovery of six hostages' bodies from a Gaza tunnel.

Netanyahu pledges to ‘settle the score’ with Hamas after bodies of six killed hostages found in Gaza

The Israel Defence Forces on Saturday (Aug 31) night announced that its troops had located six bodies in the Gaza Strip. These bodies, as per AFP, are of hostages taken by the militant group Hamas on Oct 7.

IDF discovers bodies of six Oct 7 hostages in Gaza : 'The country will tremble,' warn angry families

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