The premiere of "Pushpa 2" at Sandhya Theatre took a tragic turn last night as a massive crowd gathered to see actor Allu Arjun. A stampede-like situation broke out outside Sandhya theatre, leading to the death of a 39-year-old woman and leaving her young son in critical condition.

Pushpa 2 Stampede: Woman Dead, Son Critical At 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' Screening In Hyderabad

UK MPs have raised concerns over reports of the 'ethnic cleansing of Hindus' in Bangladesh, calling for international attention and action. The issue highlights growing tensions and violence against minority communities in the region.

UK MP Raise Concern Over 'Ethnic Cleansing Of Hindus' In Bangladesh

Sumo wrestling is making a comeback to the UK, with London set to host a grand sumo tournament in 2025. This exciting event promises to bring traditional Japanese sport and culture to British audiences.

Sumo Wrestling Returns To UK: London To Host Grand Sumo Tournament In 2025

A gunman killed UnitedHealthcare’s CEO on Wednesday in a “brazen, targeted attack” outside a Manhattan hotel where the health insurer was holding its investor conference, police said, setting off a massive search for the fleeing assailant hours before the annual Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting nearby.

Fatal Shooting Outside Manhattan Hotel, Shooter Flees After Killing CEO

US vs Russia at UN over Gaza war: Moscow alleges West of hypocrisy; Greenfield calls for ceasefire. Watch in for more details!

US Vs Russia At UN Over Gaza War: Moscow Alleges West Of Hypocrisy

Sukhbir Singh Badal, senior Punjab politician and former deputy chief minister of the north Indian state, faced a gun attack on Wednesday (Dec 4) when a man shot at him while the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader was serving penance outside the Golden Temple in Amritsar.

Sukhbir Badal Shot: Man Fires At SAD Leader During Golden Temple 'Seva', Incident Caught On Camera

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Remco Evenepoel was hospitalized after being hit by a post office truck during training. The Belgian cyclist, 24, broke his right shoulder blade, right hand and a rib in the bizarre incident, which occurred on Tuesday, December 3.

Olympic Gold Medalist Hospitalized After Being Hit By Post Office Truck

France is grappling with a major political crisis that could topple its government. Prime Minister Michel Barnier is facing a no confidence motion after using special powers to force his budget through the parliament without a vote. The Showdown started with the government's new budget aimed at cutting public spending and raising taxes but these measures have been deeply unpopular both in the parliament also among the public. Watch in for more details!

France: French Government Faces No Confidence Motion Amid Deepening Political Crisis

South Korean Stocks Faced A Sharp Decline On Tuesday Following President Yoon Suk Yeol’s Invocation Of Emergency Powers And Declaration Of Martial Law. The South Korea Etf Index, Which Tracks Over 90 Major South Korean Companies, Dropped As Much As 7 Percent, Hitting A 52-week Low.

Political Turmoil Roils South Korean Markets

The Tech War Between U.S. And China Continues To Escalate. This Comes As China Announced A Ban On Exports Of Critical Materials, Including Gallium, Germanium, And Antimony. These Materials, Essential For Semiconductors, Military Equipment, And Renewable Technologies, Fall Under Dual-use Items With Civilian And Defence Applications.

China Responds To U.S. Chip Curbs With Strategic Restrictions

Vietnamese tycoon Truong My Lan has failed in her appeal against the death sentence for orchestrating Vietnam’s largest fraud case. Despite the court’s ruling, she may avoid execution if she repays a significant portion of the misappropriated funds. Watch to know more!

Vietnam Tycoon Loses Death Penalty Appeal Over Fraud Scandal

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has held bilateral talks with Nigerian President Bola Tinubu. The discussions aimed to strengthen ties and address key issues between the two nations.

South Africa-Nigeria Talks: Ramaphosa Holds Bilateral Talks With Tinubu

The Syrian conflict has resurfaced at the UN, with the U.S. and Russia exchanging blame over the escalating violence. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions and the complex dynamics surrounding the crisis.

Syrian Conflict Echoes At UN, U.S And Russia Exchange Blame

D Gukesh won Game 3 on time after 37 moves against Ding Liren. The World Championship match is tied at 1.5-1.5 after three games. Gukesh bounced back after losing Game 1 of the World Championship match. Watch to know more!

World Chess Championship: D Gukesh Wins Game 3 To Level Match Against Ding Liren

Police clashed with Georgian protesters after massive agitation broke out after a delay in the nation's EU bid. Police fired water canons and used pepper spray guns at demonstrators. Watch to know more!

Georgia Unrest: Protests Continue For Sixth Day, Unfolding Crisis In Georgia

ISRO's PSLV rocket is scheduled to launch the European Space Agency's PROBA-3 satellite, designed for precise formation flying. The satellite is expected to be placed into orbit just 18 minutes after liftoff, marking a significant milestone for both ISRO and international space collaboration.

ISRO's PSLV Rocket to Launch PROBA-3, Set to Enter Orbit 18 Minutes Post-Launch

China's economic leaders are set to hold a crucial conclave next week to discuss the country's GDP targets and potential stimulus measures. This meeting aims to address economic challenges and outline strategies to boost growth amid slowing economic performance.

China's Economic Conclave: Chinese Leaders Plan To Discuss GDP Target, Stimulus Next Week

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday (December 3) declared martial law in an unannounced late night address broadcast live on YTN television, claiming he would eradicate "shameless pro-North Korean anti-state forces."

Turmoil In South Korea: South Korean President Abandons Martial Law Attempt

Israel has launched intense airstrikes on Lebanon, marking the deadliest attacks since a ceasefire was implemented. Despite the truce in place, these raids have escalated tensions, causing significant casualties and raising concerns about a potential breakdown of the fragile peace.

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Israel Bombs Lebanon Amid Truce, Deadliest Strikes Since Ceasefire Began

Pakistan is set to tighten regulations on social media by making changes to its cyber crime laws, aiming to strengthen control over online activities. These amendments are expected to impact users and platforms operating within the country.

Pakistan To Tighten Noose On Social Media, Changes To Cyber Crime Laws

Uber has launched "Uber Shikhara," India's first water transport service, in Kashmir, offering a unique way to explore the region's iconic Dal Lake. This service aims to provide convenient and scenic travel options for residents and tourists.

Uber Shikhara: Uber Rolls Out India's First Water Transport Service In Kashmir

Pakistan's former prime minister and PTI chief Imran Khan has backed his wife Bushra Bibi, saying that she led the demonstrations in Islamabad under his instructions. The jailed leader also urged the party leaders to maintain unity amongst them. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan: Imran Khan Bats For Wife Bushra Bibi, Calls For Unity Among Party Leaders

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on Wednesday (Dec 4) abandoned his short-lived attempt to enforce martial law in the country. This comes after lawmakers voted against his declaration and thousands took to the streets to protest. Moving on South Korea's main opposition party has said that it would initiate impeachment proceedings against President Yoon Suk Yeol unless he immediately resigned and this development comes just after his short lived Declaration of Martial law overnight. Watch in for more details!

South Korean President Faces Impeachment Calls After Martial Law Attempt

A Chinese man has been arrested in the U.S. for allegedly smuggling arms to North Korea, violating international sanctions. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to curb arms trafficking to the isolated nation.

Chinese Man Arrested In U.S. For Smuggling Arms To North Korea

Namibia has elected its first female President, with Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah declared the winner of last week's disputed elections. Defying predictions of a runoff election, Ms Nandi-Ndaitwah.

Namibia Elects Its First Woman President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah

A Flood-hit Malaysian Town On The Border With Thailand, --- Kept A Watchful Eye On The Situation As Authorities Issued A Second Flood Warning,--- Even Though Floodwaters Were Starting To Recede...

Heavy Rain & Strong Winds Expected, Malaysia, Thailand Brace For More Rains

Winter is slowly throwing its spell across the world however surprisingly some countries witnessed the warmest november...

Japan Records Warmest Autumn In 126 Years

South Africa-Nigeria Talks: Ramaphosa-Tinubu Hold Talks In Cape Town

The government of French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is facing collapse after right- and left-wing parties have promised to put forward a no-confidence vote against it amid a budget dispute.

French Government Faces No-Confidence Vote After PM Forces Through Budget Bill

Workers at nine Volkswagen plants across germany have launched a two-hour strike, halting production at key sites like Wolfsburg, which employs 70,000 people. The protests stem from management's demands for a 10 percent wage cut and potential plant closures.

Volkswagen Workers Strike Over Wage Cuts & Job Cuts Threats

Asian shares broadly rose, tracking wall street's tech-led gains. Concerns about a faltering economy and heightened tensions with the U.S caused the Yuan to fall to a one-year low versus the dollar.

Asian Stocks Rise, Echoing Wall Street Record