Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a special address to mark the 75th anniversary of the Constitution of India. His speech highlighted the significance of the Constitution in shaping the nation's democracy and guiding its progress.

Indian PM Narendra Modi's Address Marks 75th Anniversary Of Constitution

Mexico City hosted a spectacular mass wedding event, with hundreds of couples tying the knot in a grand ceremony. The event, filled with joy and celebration, highlighted the city's vibrant culture and sense of community.

Mass Wedding Mania Hits Mexico City, Couples Say 'I Do' At Grand Wedding Event

Russia has completed the withdrawal of its military equipment from Syria, marking a significant shift in its military presence in the region. The move comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and questions about Russia's future role in the Middle East.

Russia Wraps Up It's Military Equipment In Syria, Turkiye Warns Russia, Iran

Opposition parties have criticized CM Jagan Reddy over the arrest of Allu Arjun, calling it an unjust move. The political backlash highlights growing tensions between the ruling party and opposition factions in Andhra Pradesh.

Allu Arjun Arrest: Opposition Parties Slammed CM Reddy For Arrest

Elon Musk has unveiled an ambitious plan to transform his Austin headquarters into a thriving Texas city, focusing on innovation and sustainable growth. The vision includes expanding infrastructure and creating a self-sustaining community centered around technology and industry.

Elon Musk Unveils Ambitious Vision For Austin Texas, Wants To Turn HQ Into A Texas City

Mass protests erupted in Tbilisi, Georgia, as thousands of citizens rallied against the nomination of a far-right presidential candidate. The protests reflect growing concerns over the country's political direction, with demonstrators expressing their opposition to the nominee's controversial views.

Georgia Chaos: Mass Protest Grips Tbilisi Over Far-Right Presidential Nominee

The FBI has issued a statement addressing ongoing mystery drone sightings that have now spread from New Jersey to New York, urging public cooperation in their investigation. It comes as Bay Ridge, Brooklyn residents reported drones on Sunday night, joining numerous sightings across New Jersey in recent weeks. Watch to know more!

USA News: Mystery Drone Sightings Reach New York, Donald Trump Reacts

Kobbi Soshani, Consul General of Israel to Midwest India, spoke to WION about strengthening bilateral ties between Israel and India. He highlighted key areas of cooperation, including trade, technology, and regional security.

Kobbi Soshani, Consul General Of Israel To Midwest India Speaks To WION

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached by Parliament after a controversial decision to impose martial law, which was quickly revoked. The impeachment comes amid growing political tensions, with critics arguing the move was an overreach of presidential power. The outcome of this impeachment will significantly impact Yoon's leadership and South Korea’s political landscape.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Impeached By Parliament Over Martial Law

The debate over whether Daylight Saving Time benefits the economy more than Standard Time intensifies as experts weigh in. Meanwhile, former President Trump has voiced strong opposition, sparking controversy around the time change.

Is Daylight Saving Time Better for the Economy Than Standard Time? Trump Responds

Uyghur fighters in Syria have raised concerns for China’s security, with growing tensions over their involvement in the region. In response, a Turkish Islamic party has vowed to support their cause and intensify the fight against China.

Uyghur Fighters in Syria Threaten China, Turkish Islamic Party Pledges Support in Fight

Estonia's Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur discussed NATO's defence budget expansion in an exclusive interview with WION. The conversation focused on Estonia's role in strengthening NATO's collective security and defense capabilities.

Estonia's Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur Speaks To WION On NATO Defence Budget Expansion

A watchdog has issued a warning to Syria over its use of chemical weapons, urging compliance with international laws. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes have targeted Syrian military assets in response to ongoing security concerns.

Syria: Watchdog Warns Syria On Chemical Weapons; Israeli Strikes Target Syrian Military Assets

The Indian government has urged Canadian authorities to investigate the recent murders of Indian students in Canada, amid growing concerns for the safety of its citizens abroad. At the same time, Canada is tightening immigration policies, further complicating the situation for aspiring students and immigrants from India.

Indian Government Urges Probe Into Student Murders, As Immigration Tightens Rules In Canada

Prince Andrew has defended his ties to a former individual banned in the UK for alleged espionage, stating that he ended all contact with the person in question. The Duke of York faces growing scrutiny over his associations, but insists that no further interactions have taken place since the ban was enforced.

Did A Chinese Spy Become Duke's Confidant?

Israeli troops have been ordered to prepare to remain in the buffer zone throughout the winter amid the ongoing Syria conflict. The move reflects heightened tensions in the region and Israel’s strategic response to the evolving situation along its northern border.

Israeli Troops To Remain In Buffer Zone?

In the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized the idea of using U.S. weapons to strike Russia, calling it a "foolish" approach. His remarks add to the growing debate surrounding the U.S.'s role in the conflict, as tensions rise between NATO allies and Russia. Trump’s statement highlights concerns about escalating the war and the potential consequences of deeper involvement.

Russia-Ukraine War: Trump Says Using U.S. Weapons To Strike Russia A 'Foolish' Idea

Pro-European Union protesters take to the streets for the 15th consecutive day in Tbilisi as Georgians rally against the newly elected government they consider illegitimate. The protesters vow not to let up until new elections are held, as French President Emmanuel Macron urged authorities to release arbitrarily arrested demonstrators. Watch in for more details!

Pro-EU Protests in Georgia: Protesters Vow Not To Let Up Until New Elections Are Held

As Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing one of the coldest winters with temperatures recorded below freezing point across the Valley, the men involved in the lotus stem harvest are braving these intense cold wave conditions and sometimes even breaking the ice before jumping into the water bodies to take out the lotus stems. Watch in for more details!

Harvesting Lotus: Kashmir's Freezing Tradition Of Resilience

In a bid to attract more Indian tourists, the US travel industry is increasingly tailoring its offerings that suit the tastes and interests of travellers from India. The Asian American Hotel Owners Association, whose members own 60 percent of US hotels note that properties are increasingly adapting to Indian tastes and styles. Watch this video to find out more.

Chai-Samosas, Indian TV Channels: U.S. Hotels' Bid To Attract More Indian Tourists

China indicated a change in policy focus towards consumption for 2025 - increasing state borrowing and spending. The country stepped up its stimulus efforts to recharge the economy next year in anticipation of impending U.S. Tariffs. Watch in for more details!

China Steps Up Stimulus To Recharge Growth Ahead Of US Tariffs

The tech conflict between china and the united states is reaching a boiling point. This is leaving Bytedance with less and fewer choices for Tiktok in the U.S. Watch in for more details!

From TikTok To Nvidia, The U.S-China Tech War Is Getting Uglier

Nepal has blocked China from sending the Panchen Lama, a move that reflects growing tensions between the two nations. This decision has sparked political discussions regarding Nepal's sovereignty and relations with China.

Nepal Blocks China From Sending Panchen Lama

Nvidia has hired hundreds of Chinese nationals this year to strengthen its research capacities and concentrate on new autonomous driving technology. Watch in for more details!

Nvidia Adds About 200 Roles To Its Beijing Headcount In R&D Push

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