Jammu: In a significant anti-narcotics operation, the Border Security Force (BSF) and Jammu & Kashmir Police recovered over 5.3 kg of heroin valued at Rs 25 crore, dropped by a Pakistani drone along the International Border in Jammu. 


Jammu: BSF Foils Major Drug Smuggling, Recovers 5.3 kg Heroin 

Oasis's Final Fight: Noel Gallagher’s iconic cherry-red Gibson ES-355 guitar, famously broken during a backstage fight that led to Oasis’s breakup in 2009, was sold at a London auction for £289,800 ($385,541). The guitar, repaired after being smashed by Liam Gallagher, symbolizes the band’s turbulent history and was a centerpiece in the largest collection of Oasis memorabilia ever auctioned. 


Oasis's Final Fight: Noel Gallagher's Broken Guitar Gets Sold For $385K

Lahore has topped global pollution charts with an alarming Air Quality Index (AQI) of 412, marking it as the world's most polluted city once again. The city is blanketed in thick smog caused by vehicular emissions, industrial pollution, and crop residue burning. Authorities have issued health warnings and launched a crackdown, including banning stubble burning. 


Lahore Chokes Under Smog, Records Hazardous AQI of 412 

South-China Sea: Two US military aircraft crashed separately in the South China Sea while conducting routine operations from the USS Nimitz, the US Navy confirmed. A MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter went down at about 2:45 PM local time, with all three crew members safely rescued. About 30 minutes later, an F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter jet crashed, with both pilots ejecting safely and being rescued.


South China Sea: US Navy Aircraft Crashes During Routine Operations 

India-U.S.: Over 50 Indians, mostly from Haryana, have been deported from the U.S. after allegedly entering the country illegally via the notorious ‘donkey route,’ marking another major crackdown on illegal immigration. 


India-U.S.: Over 50 Indians Deported from the U.S., Return Home to India

Delhi Acid Attack: A 20-year-old Delhi University student was brutally attacked with acid near Laxmi Bai College in Ashok Vihar. The attack was carried out by three men, including her alleged stalker, following a history of harassment and a recent argument.


Delhi Acid Attack: 20-Year-Old Delhi Woman Attacked with Acid by Stalker

US-Pak: The United States has expressed its intent to strengthen its strategic partnership with Pakistan while reaffirming its long-standing and “deep, historic” relationship with India. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that Washington’s outreach to Islamabad will not come at the expense of its vital ties with New Delhi.

US-Pak: US Seeks Stronger Ties with Pakistan, Reaffirms Deep Partnership with India: Rubio 

U.S.- Venezuela Tensions: A US warship has arrived in Trinidad and Tobago, close to Venezuela, amid growing regional tensions.


U.S.- Venezuela Tensions: US Warship in Trinidad and Tobago Amid Rising Tensions

Russia: Russia has successfully tested the Burevestnik, the world’s first nuclear-powered cruise missile. President Vladimir Putin described it as a ‘unique’ weapon with potentially unlimited range and the ability to evade any missile defense system.


Russia Tests Burevestnik, the World’s First Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile

Russia successfully tested the world's first nuclear-powered cruise missile, the Burevestnik, which President Vladimir Putin hailed as a weapon “no one else possesses.


Russia Tests World's First Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile: 'No One Else Possesses It'- Putin

As the U.S. Government shutdown drags on, congressional control over spending is in question against an assertive Donald Trump. The shutdown, already the second longest in American history, is threatening essential services, with millions of Americans at risk.


U.S. Congress in Crisis as Trump Pushes Spending Limits

Volkswagen CEO: Volkswagen Group Says It Currently Has Sufficient Chip Supplies Despite Disruptions Due to a Chinese Ban on Exports by Chip Maker Nexperia.


Volkswagen CEO: Group Has Sufficient Chip Supply Amid Crisis

Experts Warn: Russia’s wartime economy is showing signs of strain. Massive Defence spending has kept Russia’s factories running and unemployment low, but experts warn the system is reaching its limits. This next report delves into how Russia’s war-driven boom is beginning to fade. 


Experts Warn: Russia ‘busier Yet Poorer’ With Each Passing Year

India-U.S.: The United States has deported 54 Indian nationals, with at least 50 coming from Haryana, for allegedly entering the country illegally through the infamous 'donkey route'﻿.

India-U.S.: Over 50 Indians Deported from US, Brought Back to India 

Assembly Polls 2026: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a comprehensive exercise carried out by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to thoroughly update the electoral rolls ahead of elections. 

Assembly Polls 2026: EC To Announce Pan-India S.I.R Dates

ASEAN Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually addressed the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, emphasizing ASEAN as a key pillar of India’s Act East Policy and congratulating Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim on successfully chairing the summit. Modi highlighted the deep historical and cultural ties between India and ASEAN, stating they together represent a quarter of the global population.


ASEAN Summit: PM Modi Says ASEAN Is Key Pillar of India's Act East Policy

U.S- Venezuela Tensions: A U.S. warship arrived in Trinidad and Tobago's capital on Sunday amid increasing military pressure by the Trump administration on Venezuela and its President Nicolás Maduro. This move signals heightened tensions in the Caribbean region, where the U.S. is responding to ongoing threats and recent incidents linked to drug trafficking and regional instability. 


U.S- Venezuela Tensions: US Warship in Caribbean as Venezuela Tensions Rise

Recent polling indicates that President Donald Trump’s approval rating among Hispanic adults has declined significantly in 2025. Key findings show a drop from around 44% in early 2024 to approximately 27-25% in late 2025. 

Trump’s Popularity Slips Sharply Among Hispanic Adults in 2025 Poll

Russia has successfully tested its nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile, which President Putin describes as a weapon “no one else possesses.” The missile is notable for its potentially unlimited range and its ability to evade missile defenses, marking a significant development in Russia’s strategic arsenal. Putin hailed the test as a demonstration of Russia’s advanced military capabilities and the missile's uniqueness on the global stage.


Russia Tests Burevestnik, World’s First Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile 

Gaza Ceasefire: Egypt and the Red Cross have officially joined the search for the bodies of deceased hostages in Gaza, following recent approval by Israeli authorities to allow both teams to operate beyond the so-called “yellow line”—the boundary marking Israeli military control in the Gaza Strip.


Gaza: Egypt and Red Cross Begin Search for Hostage Bodies in Gaza as Israel Grants Access

Canada-U.S. Trade War:  U.S. President Donald Trump has abruptly ended all trade negotiations with Canada following a provocative advertisement aired by the Ontario government. The ad featured excerpts from a 1987 speech by former President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs and trade barriers, which Trump claimed was misused to interfere with a pending U.S. Supreme Court case on his tariff powers.

Canada-U.S. Trade War: Trump Cancels Canada Talks, Cites Ontario's Tariff Ad Ire

No Crazy War, Please’: Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro has issued a stark warning to U.S. President Donald Trump amid escalating tensions following the deployment of U.S. warships and strategic bombers near Venezuelan waters. 

No Crazy War, Please’: Maduro Warns Trump as U.S. Flies Bombers, Readies Warships Near Venezuela 

Gaza Ceasefire: The United States has intervened to halt Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plans for an expanded Gaza war, urging restraint amid fragile ceasefire negotiations. U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, have traveled to Israel to push for peace talks and emphasize the importance of maintaining the truce. Netanyahu, facing pressure from Washington and internal coalition tensions, has publicly stated the need to dismantle Hamas and ensure Gaza's demilitarization but is being urged to pursue diplomatic avenues to avoid further escalation. 

Gaza Ceasefire: U.S. Slams Brakes on Netanyahu's Gaza War Plans 

Despite severe losses to its leadership and military capabilities over the past two years, Hamas remains a resilient fighting force with an estimated 20,000 active fighters according to Israeli security assessments. 

Israel Warns of Hamas Retaining Fighting Capacity, Says 20,000 Fighters Active 

White House: The historic East Wing of the White House, which served as the entrance for visitors and the office space for first ladies for over a century, has been completely demolished. The demolition clears the site for President Donald Trump’s ambitious project to build a 90,000-square-foot ballroom costing an estimated $300 million. Despite initial claims that the current structure would remain, extensive consultations led to the decision to start anew for a modern and stable design. 


Demolition of White House East Wing Completed to Make Way for Trump’s Massive New Ballroom 

Lionel Messi has officially extended his contract with Inter Miami, keeping the Argentine star in Major League Soccer for the foreseeable future. But with Cristiano Ronaldo still cashing massive paychecks in Saudi Arabia, who truly sits atop football’s rich list? We break down their latest contracts, sponsorship deals, and total earnings to find out who’s really winning off the pitch — Messi or Ronaldo.


Messi Extends Inter Miami Contract but Does Ronaldo Still Earn More?

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has ordered the immediate construction of dams on the Kunar River, a key water source flowing into Pakistan. This move aims to assert Afghanistan’s sovereignty over its water resources and restrict water supply to Pakistan, escalating tensions in the region. 

Water Wars: Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions Escalate Over Kunar River Dam Plans 

The Delhi Police Special Cell arrested two suspected ISIS operatives planning suicide attacks in crowded locations of the national capital ahead of Diwali. Coordinated raids in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh led to the capture of the men. Police said the suspects had been radicalized online, were undergoing training for attacks, and were in communication with foreign terrorist handlers. 

Delhi Police Bust ISIS-Inspired Module, Foil Suicide Attack Plan; Two Arrested 

The US Department of Justice has accused Peter Williams, former general manager of L3Harris’s cybersecurity division Trenchant, of stealing eight trade secrets and selling them to a Russian buyer for $1.3 million. Williams systematically transferred sensitive hacking and surveillance tools used by Western intelligence, threatening national security. The alleged espionage spanned over three years, with prosecutors seeking forfeiture of Williams’s assets. 

US Charges Former L3Harris Cyber Executive with Stealing and Selling Secrets to Russia 

High-Seas Drama: After a lengthy chase into the Bay of Cadiz, the Spanish Civil Guard successfully intercepted a 14-meter speed boat carrying 1,700 kilos of hashish near Chipiona, Cadiz. The boat was powered by four outboard motors, each with 350 cylinders. Authorities had received a tip-off about the planned drug drop, enabling them to act swiftly and prevent the illegal shipment from reaching land. 

High-Seas Drama: Spanish Authorities Chase Drug Smugglers, 1.7 Tonnes of Hashish Seized

UNICEF: Four United Nations agencies – UNICEF, WFP, UNHCR, and IOM – have issued an urgent appeal for international action as Sudan’s civil war deepens its humanitarian catastrophe. After more than 900 days of fighting between the army and paramilitary RSF, over 30 million people now need urgent aid, including nearly 15 million children. With famine, disease outbreaks, and mass displacement crippling the nation, the agencies warned that the country faces total collapse of food, health, and education systems. 


UNICEF: UN Agencies Sound Alarm as Sudan Crisis Pushes 30 Million to Brink of Survival

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