Thousands of students in Jharkhand have launched one of the state's biggest youth-led protests, alleging irregularities in the 14th JPSC Civil Services Examination, JSSC-CGL, and other recruitment tests. Protesters in Ranchi are demanding the cancellation of the 14th JPSC Preliminary Examination, a CBI and ED probe into the alleged paper leaks and OMR sheet tampering, and comprehensive reforms in the state's recruitment process. 

Jharkhand JPSC protest intensifies, rages grows over exam irregularities

Morocco is witnessing widespread protests as citizens rally against government corruption, extortion, and rising socio-economic grievances. Demonstrators have taken to the streets demanding transparency, accountability, and reforms to address systemic abuse of power. The protests, which include both peaceful marches and vocal demonstrations, reflect growing public frustration over governance, economic inequality, and perceived exploitation. Authorities have responded with heightened security measures, sparking further debate about civil liberties and the right to peaceful assembly.


Morocco's Youth Protests: Gen-Z Protestors Hit The Streets Again, Protests Widen To 17 Cities 

Morocco is witnessing widespread protests as citizens rally against government corruption, extortion, and rising socio-economic grievances. Demonstrators have taken to the streets demanding transparency, accountability, and reforms to address systemic abuse of power. The protests, which include both peaceful marches and vocal demonstrations, reflect growing public frustration over governance, economic inequality, and perceived exploitation. Authorities have responded with heightened security measures, sparking further debate about civil liberties and the right to peaceful assembly.

Morocco Protests: Rallies Against Government Corruption And Extortion 

Former First Lady Michelle Obama has dismissed rumors of a divorce from her husband and former U.S. President Barack Obama. Michelle Obama stated that if she were divorcing her husband, "everyone would know."

Michelle Obama finally breaks her silence over divorce rumours

India has called Pakistan a rogue state exposing Islamabad for its role in supporting terrorism In a hard-hitting statement India's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations called out Pakistan for sponsoring terrorism.

Indian envoy lambasts Pakistan at UN forum for supporting terrorism

Good Friday observed by Christians around the world it marks the solemn commemoration of the crucification of Jesus Christ. Watch in for more details!

Worshippers mark solemn commemoration of crucifixion of Jesus Christ

New York's famous sightseeing cruise is marking a big milestone of showcasing the city from the water for 80 years. Circle Line has announced a year-long celebration filled with special events, throwback prices, and brand new cruise experiences.

Circle Line marks 80 years: Special events & throwback pricing to celebrate 80th anniversary

Stocks, dollar sink and gold hits record high, world's largest money manager BlackRock sounds alarm over US economy. 
The warning is blunt. The signs are flashing red. America may already be in recession and markets are reacting. In fact, the world's biggest money manager is not mincing words. Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, says the US may already be in a recession. Speaking after China announced a sharp ramp-up in tariffs on American goods — up to 125% — is painting a sobering picture of economic uncertainty and market chaos.Watch in for more details!

BlackRock warns of US recession as American pessimism hits lowest mark since 1952

#GRAVITAS | Japanese badminton star Chiharu Shida has been making headlines for reasons beyond her sporting prowess. She is dealing with the flipsides of the fan culture which is getting stalked and harassed. In an Instagram post, the 27-year-old called on her fans in China to stop following her and invading her personal space. Watch this video to find out more.

Japan shuttler complains of facing bullying from Chinese fans

#GRAVITAS | Michelle Obama addressed her reported absence from key political events in recent times. These were further compounded by rumours about her marital troubles. Obama said she was making 'a choice for herself'. Watch this video to find out more.

Michelle Obama shuts down divorce rumours, says 'was making a choice'

Former first lady Michelle Obama has set the record straight about her marriage to Barack Obama in an exclusive conversation with Fox News. Michelle Obama addressed rumors that she and Barack Obama were heading for divorce. While talking about making her own decisions this year, she mentioned how making choices for herself hasn't always been perceived positively by others. These rumors started to do the rounds when Michelle skipped recent high-profile events alongside her husband Barack Obama, like President Donald Trump's inauguration and the late President Jimmy Carter's funeral. Watch in for more details!

US: Michelle Obama pushes back on divorce speculation

In the Central African Republic, the national ballet is a factor of social cohesion and strives to make cultures communal in a fragmented country, in the grip of conflict.

In war-scarred Central African Republic, ballet keeps culture alive

Thai authorities have begun investigations into what led to the collapse of a construction site in Bangkok during Friday's earthquake.

Bangkok earthquake: Satellite images show how the tower flattened after the earthquake

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is landing in Washington tonight for what may be the most important diplomatic mission of his career: to convince US President Donald Trump. The meeting will be closely watched, as the UK is considered one of the closest allies of the United States. Whether Starmer can successfully persuade Trump to strike a deal remains the million-dollar question at this point. Watch in for more details!

UK PM's biggest diplomatic test: Can Starmer strike a deal with Trump?

Taiwan's Coast Guard has detained a China-linked cargo ship after an undersea cable near the Penghu Islands, located in the sensitive Taiwan Strait, was disconnected. Watch this report for more details!

Taiwan detains China-linked ship over undersea cable disruption

India face Bangladesh in their opening match of the Champions Trophy. India are playing all their matches in Dubai. Shubman Gill has climbed to the top of the ICC ODI rankings for batters. Watch in for more details!

India begins Champions Trophy campaign against Bangladesh

#GRAVITAS | In the latest to the escalating U.S-China trade deal, Trump has proposed allowing the Chinese app to continue operating in the U.S. if its parent company, ByteDance, cedes control of its U.S. Operations. Watch this video to find out more.

TikTok becomes bargaining chip in China vs U.S. battle

Polling is underway for all 70 constituencies in the Delhi Assembly elections. A tough triangular contest is unfolding between AAP, BJP, and Congress, with each party vying for control. Voter turnout and key updates will shape Delhi’s political future. Stay tuned for live coverage and results!

Delhi assembly elections: Voting underway in polls; triangular contest between AAP, BJP, Congress

Bangladesh's economic woes get deeper and deeper. The latest is US President Trump stopping all aid, a directive that hits Bangladesh directly. High inflation and joblessness and low growth, besides the bad state of its garment industry have hit Bangladesh hard. Inside South Asia gets you the darkening picture.

Bangladesh On The Brink? | Inside South Asia

Let's Look At All That's Making Headlines In the World Of Climate

- France: Shops & Houses Remain Underwater In French Village  Post-Flooding
- Russian Workers Collect Contaminated Sand From Oil Spill Site
- Bangladesh Probes Death Of More Than 80 Turtles

France: Shops & houses remain underwater in French village post-flooding

An American Airlines Flight crashed into the Potomac River near Washington, DC, after a mid-air collision with a DC police helicopter. Watch this report for more details!

Washington DC plane crash: US President Trump says, 'Fully briefed, monitoring the situation.'

It was not only the outgoing US Secretary of State who was heckled during his last press conference. The incoming Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, had a similar experience when some protesters disrupted his Senate confirmation hearings. As Rubio discussed foreign policy approaches, an attendee yelled in Spanish, expressing her opposition to sanctions on Latin American nations. Watch in for more details!

US Senate Confirmation Hearings Disrupted: Protesters Shout At Trump's US Secretary Of Sate Pick

Bangladesh's Constitution Reform Commission has submitted its report to interim government Chief Muhammad Yunas, proposing the removal of the state principles of secularism, socialism, and nationalism. The three principles are among the four enshrined as fundamental principles of state policy in the country's constitution. Under the new proposals, only democracy remains unchanged.

Bangladesh commission report proposes dropping 'secularism' and 'socialism' from constitution

France's fragile government continues to grapple with uncertainty. The 2025 budget and pension reforms remain a major point of contention between the parties, and new Prime Minister François Bayrou faces a litmus test to bring all sides together. Watch in for more details!

France: PM Francois Bayrou makes his first policy speech, faces criticism

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