In another heartening tale of cross-border romance, Javeria Khanum, a Pakistani woman, crossed the Attari-Wagah border into India to unite with her fiancé, Sameer Khan, a resident of India's Kolkata.

Love triumphs over borders: Pakistani woman granted visa, crosses into India for marriage

Ancestry website 23andMe has confirmed that a recent breach has led to the leak of data belonging to around 6.9 million users. The data includes things like users' display names, their ancestry reports, profile pictures, and more.

Ancestry website 23andMe confirms recent data breach affected 6.9 million users 

Vice Admiral Dinesh Tripathi, as per reports, has been appointed as the new Vice Chief of the Naval Staff of the Indian Navy. Citing people in the know, the Hindustan Times reported that Vice Admiral Tripathi will ascend to the crucial role in early January 2024.

Vice Admiral Dinesh Tripathi to be the new Vice Chief of Naval Staff

LIV Golf's bid to be recognised by the sport's global rankings body has been rejected, the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) Organisation confirmed on Tuesday (Oct 11).

Setback for LIV Golf after its bid to earn world ranking points rejected by OWGR

Two Indian Air Force (IAF) pilots were killed in action when their aircraft crashed during training at the Air Force Academy, in the Dindigul district of the Southern Indian state of Telangana.

Tragedy at Telangana Air Force academy: Two Indian Air Force pilots killed in aircraft crash during training

In what comes as a blow to the proposed takeover of the Telegraph newspaper by a consortium backed by the UAE, the British government on Thursday (Nov 30) said it had triggered a formal probe, citing public interest grounds.

'Setback for Barclay family?': UK government to probe proposed Telegraph takeover by UAE-backed consortium

Starting Friday (Dec 1), Google will be deleting accounts that have not been operated by the users for a couple of years, according to a BBC report. Under its inactive account policy, the tech giant will start the purge, albeit in a phased manner, with accounts that "were created and never used again" getting the bump first.

Google to delete inactive accounts starting Friday. Know how to avoid it

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has praised India's investigation into the alleged plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. Blinken, who was in Tel Aviv, Israel, said India's step is good and appropriate.

US lauds as India probes Khalistani terrorist Pannun's murder plot

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised Last year, a staggering number of people — more than ever — died by suicide in the United States.

Disturbing trend: In 2022, more suicides than ever took place in the United States

US filed murder-for-hire charges against Nikhil Gupta for his role in the foiled plot to kill Gurpatwant Pannun.

'Indian govt employee' directed foiled plot to kill khalistani leader Pannun: US

We look at the most recent news on how regulators are coming for rule-breaking founders and bringing down the crypto kings. The world of cryptos can be exhilarating, especially for the few who have taken the world by storm. But now, a Bloomberg report shows, governments are becoming more empowered to crack down on improper behaviour by digital-asset influencers. That is reflected by the growing number of crypto founders facing civil and criminal fines globally.

Regulators chase rule-breaking founders

French President Emmanuel Macron has promised to create “the first tobacco-free generation” by 2032. For this, France will ban smoking on all beaches, public parks, forests and near schools.

How is France planning to create the “first tobacco-free generation” by 2032?

The United States' National Christmas Tree on Tuesday (Nov 28) was knocked over as strong winds roared through the Washington area. The nearly 40-foot tree from Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia fell over during a strong wind gust, said the National Park Service.

Strong winds knock over the National Christmas Tree outside White House

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised David Fuller, the man believed to be the worst necrophiliac killer Britain has ever seen, could carry out his nefarious abuse of over 100 women and girls due to "serious failings" at his workplace, found an inquiry on Tuesday.

'Serious failings' aided UK mortuary body abuser, necrophiliac David Fuller in his spine-chilling crimes

A crucial milestone was reached with the release of 13 Israelis and four Thais from Hamas captivity in the hostage deal involving the exchange of 50 Israeli hostages for 150 Palestinian prisoners.

Morning brief: 15th anniversary of 26/11, Hamas releases second batch of hostages, and more

Just days after X owner Elon Musk agreed to post brandishing a "hideous" antisemitic conspiracy theory on the platform, several major advertisers have paused their ads on the site.

Commercials run beside X post praising Hitler: Apple, Disney, other majors pause ads

ICC World Cup 2023 final FREE Live Streaming APP: The 13th edition of the ICC World Cup 2023 is all set to commence on October 05, Thursday at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad.

ICC World Cup final 2023 FREE Live Streaming APP: When & where to watch World Cup live on mobile APP, TV

Donald Trump has been given the green light to remain on the state's presidential primary ballot. On Friday, judge Sarah Wallace ruled this despite allegations that the ex-president incited political violence during the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.

Colorado Judge rules Trump can stay on presidential primary ballot despite Capitol attack incitement

Donald Trump, the former US president, unleashed a blitzkrieg of social media outrage at a member of the court staff — barely an hour after the gag order on prohibiting him from doing so was relaxed temporarily.

Trump civil fraud trial: Ex-president launches tirade against clerk soon after pause on gag order

A historic summit in Ghana has fuelled a global movement for reparations for slavery. It witnessed a unique collaboration between the African Union (AU) and the Caribbean Community (Caricom) — with the partnership aiming to create a "united front", urging European nations to acknowledge and address the historical atrocities associated with slavery.

African Union and Caribbean nations unite to demand reparations from European countries for slavery

Italy on Thursday became the first European Union nation to ban the production and sale of lab-grown meat. Citing health concerns and a need to safeguard its livestock industry, Italy's lower house approved the ban.

Italy bans lab-grown 'frankenstein' meat citing health concerns and need to safeguard livestock industry

In a tragic turn of events, Indi Gregory, an eight-month-old British girl at the centre of a legal battle over her treatment, passed away within 24 hours of specialists withdrawing life support.

Indi Gregory: Legal battle over treatment ends in tragedy as terminally-ill British infant dies

Ahead of the highly-anticipated India vs New Zealand World Cup semifinal, a man has been arrested in Mumbai for allegedly black marketing the tickets at inflated prices.

World Cup 2023: Mumbai police arrest one for black marketing India-New Zealand semifinal tickets

Iceland on edge: Seismic activity subsides, but volcanic threat looms

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