At least three Indian nationals have died, and five others remain missing after a launch boat carrying crew members of a tanker capsized during a crew transfer operation off the coast of Beira port in central Mozambique, according to the Indian High Commission in Mozambique.


Mozambique Boat Accident Leaves 3 Indians Dead and 5 Missing; Embassy Shares Helpline Numbers

A Kremlin envoy has proposed building a $8 billion rail tunnel under the Bering Strait to connect Russia and the United States. Dubbed the “Putin-Trump” tunnel, the 70-mile link would facilitate joint resource exploration and symbolize renewed unity between the two powers. The idea comes amid efforts to revive U.S.-Russia relations, following talks between Presidents Putin and Trump and a planned meeting in Budapest to discuss peace in Ukraine.

Russia Proposes ‘Putin-Trump’ Tunnel Project, Zelensky Says He Does Not Like Proposal

Delhi-NCR and its adjoining areas made it to the list of the cities with the worst air quality today as they logged quite high on the AQI scale. While the AQI in Ghaziabad was recorded at 306 (very poor), it was 278 (very poor) in Manesar, Noida and Rohtak and Hanumangarh and 266 (poor) in Gurugram.

Delhi AQI Worsens: Govt Ramps Up Measures To Combat Air Pollution

First batch of BrahMos missiles flag off from Lucknow 

Kilauea Volcano Continues To Spew Lava In Hawaii 

Kilauea volcano continues to spew lava in Hawaii 

Sri Lanka batter Vishmi Gunaratne reflected on the team's defeat to South Africa in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025. Her side lost by 10 wickets after rain had played spoilsport during the contest at the R.Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025: Gunaratne urges Sri Lanka to step up despite defeat

South Africa batter Laura Wolvaardt opened up on her side's emphatic win as they beat Sri Lanka in a rain-affected contest in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 on Friday (Oct 17). The win saw South Africa stay in contention for a place in the semis.

ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025: Wolvaardt reflects on flawless South Africa performance

The G20’s financial stability board has warned of 'significant gaps' in global crypto regulation.
While risks are limited for now, the rapid surge of bitcoin, ethereum, and stablecoins has experts calling for stronger rules and global coordination.
What does this mean for investors, and why should regulators be worried?

G20 Sounds Alarm on Cryptocurrencies

There is a twist in the tale of festive buying this year.
Gold has always been the traditional favourite in indian homes.
But this season, including the danteras buying, a shining challenger is stealing some of the spotlight: silver.
With gold prices soaring to record highs, silver is quietly, but powerfully, stepping up, both as an investment and a festive buy option.
So, is silver becoming the new gold for many indian buyers this season? Our special report breaks it down. Take a look.

Is Silver the New Gold for Indians This Festive Season?

Afghanistan-Pakistan Clash: Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan continue to escalate as fragile ceasefires collapse and border skirmishes intensify. With unrest on multiple fronts, Pakistan faces the growing threat of a multi-front conflict.


Afghan-Pak War: Pakistan Pounds Afghanistan As 48-Hour Ceasefire Ends

Drone strikes are blasting cities in ever greater numbers. Troops, already in short supply, are all needed on the front, where the Russians are slowly advancing. So, Ukraine is exploring another solution to defend the rear.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Unleashes 1,600 KM Strike Weapon

Silver isn’t just for jewellery anymore — it’s turning into one of the hottest investment stories of the decade. According to a new report by Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL), titled “Silver 2030 – The Unprecedented Rise,” the metal is in the middle of a long-term bull run that could take prices to $75–77 per ounce by 2027, up from around $51 currently — a nearly 50% jump.

Gold vs Silver: Silver Prices Have Surged Faster Than Gold This Year

China's second-ranked general, He Weidong, has been expelled from the Communist Party and the army following an investigation into corruption. Nine other senior military officers were also punished for discipline violations and duty-related crimes. This rare public disclosure highlights the ongoing anti-corruption campaign within the military.


China Probes Top Military General, Two Senior Generals Expelled For Corruption

Thousands of U.S. nuclear weapons workers could face mass layoffs as the government shutdown stretches into its third week. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), responsible for maintaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal, warns of severe disruptions if funding isn’t restored. What’s at stake for national security and the workers caught in the crossfire?

Govt Shutdown Threatens Layoffs At NNSA Responsible for US Nuclear Weapons 

A New York jury began deliberating Thursday on allegations that French banking giant BNP Paribas' business in Sudan contributed to atrocities under the regime of Omar al-Bashir.

French Bank BNP Paribas Found Liable in Sudan Atrocity Case

In a major diplomatic move, Russian President Vladimir Putin has hosted Syrian political figure Farouk al-Sharaa in Moscow, raising speculation about the future of Syrian leadership and Russia’s long-standing support for President Bashar al-Assad.

Russia-Syria Ties: Al-Sharaa Visits Moscow, Calls For Redefined Partnership

Police fired teargas and used stun grenades and batons to disperse protesters outside Bangladesh’s national Parliament complex Friday, as tensions soared over the interim government’s new political charter.

Bangladesh Protests: Clashes Rock Dhaka As Parties Seal Reform Pact

A Kremlin envoy has proposed building a $8 billion rail tunnel under the Bering Strait to connect Russia and the United States. Dubbed the “Putin-Trump” tunnel, the 70-mile link would facilitate joint resource exploration and symbolize renewed unity between the two powers. The idea comes amid efforts to revive U.S.-Russia relations, following talks between Presidents Putin and Trump and a planned meeting in Budapest to discuss peace in Ukraine.


Russia Proposes ‘Putin-Trump’ Tunnel Project Under Bering Strait

China's second-ranked general, He Weidong, has been expelled from the Communist Party and the army following an investigation into corruption. Nine other senior military officers were also punished for discipline violations and duty-related crimes. This rare public disclosure highlights the ongoing anti-corruption campaign within the military.

China Probes Top Military General, Punishes 9 Senior Officers in Latest Corruption Crackdown

Thousands of U.S. nuclear weapons workers could face mass layoffs as the government shutdown stretches into its third week. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), responsible for maintaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal, warns of severe disruptions if funding isn’t restored. What’s at stake for national security and the workers caught in the crossfire?


U.S. Nuclear Arms Workers Risk Mass Layoffs as U.S. Govt Shutdown Enters Third Week

The Israel-Gaza Conflict Continues To Escalate As Israel And The United States Issue Dire Warnings To Hamas Over The Handling Of The Dead In Gaza. As Tensions Mount, The Arab World Remains Divided Over Former President Donald Trump's Proposed Plan For The Region. Meanwhile, Türkiye Unveils An Ambitious Vision To Reinvent Its Air Force, Signaling A Major Shift In Regional Military Power. Watch This Report For A Full Breakdown Of These Developing Stories.

Israel-Gaza War: Hostage Remains Become New Fault Line Of Gaza Ceasefire

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans for a new national monument in the United States, calling it a tribute to “American greatness and perseverance.” 

Trump Unveils Plan For New Monument In United States

Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of bombing three locations in Paktika province, violating a recently agreed truce between the two neighbors. The alleged airstrikes have escalated tensions along the border, raising concerns about the fragile peace and security in the region. We take a closer look at the developments and their potential impact on Afghanistan-Pakistan relations.

Afghanistan Claims Pak Bombed Three Locations in Paktika, Broke Truce

Afghanistan Accuses Pakistan of Truce Violation

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