'Nidal Hasan's firing-squad execution to be livestreamed', says Pentagon; first US military execution since 1961

India at UN: Pak allows terror groups to operate from its soil

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Paxton in leaked audio says Trump hurting his election chances 

Arizona congressional candidate claims she was sexually assaulted while repairing signs

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New York ICE shooting sparks protests as Mamdani to call on Trump to halt ICE operations

'Understood consequences of a few mistakes': Ishan Kishan reflects on journey back to India team

Trump has a new 'enemy': Anyone who calls it 'artificial intelligence'. Here's what we wants instead

From Kramatorsk buses to Yandex fire: Russia-Ukraine war in the last 48 hours

BTS agency HYBE announces first-ever Weverse Con Festival in India

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France student protests: Over 500 arrested, govt promises 3,000 substitute teachers

US suspends Microsoft, Infosys, Tata, Wipro from green card programme over alleged H-1B abuse

Air India, Air India Express increase fuel surcharge on domestic, international flights amid rising ATF costs

Nana Patekar’s upcoming big-screen films: From Shakti Shalini to Eetha

Trump's naked 23-karat gold statue unveiled near European Parliament

Atlantic hurricane Isaias could make landfall as a strong Category 2 storm, tornado warnings issued

Nigeria govt rolls out 30-day NNPC petrol discount, insists it is not a subsidy

SC asks Centre to frame mechanism against unethical pharma marketing practices

Thai Actors Fourth Nattawat, Gemini Norawit face racism accusations from Indian fans over viral Bollywood act

Captain Smit Machchhar on feet again, walks 10 steps as recovery continues after Flydubai flight attack

Flydubai flight attack: Indian pilot Smit Machchhar to receive Israel's highest civilian bravery award for saving 174 lives

Russia president Putin promises to 'do everything' to help settle Middle East conflict as US-Iran negotiations stall

‘Wait till you discover the other guy’: Rahul Gandhi takes a swipe as Musk's 'Ambani real boss of India' remark triggers X subscription cancellations

24-year-old Sri Lankan man sentenced to death for blasphemy in Saudi Arabia

New Cold War: Why is China buying more gold? Explained

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Nana Patekar's #MeToo controversy: From Tanushree Dutta’s allegations to court ruling

Sri Lankan Tamil worker gets death sentence in Saudi Arabia over blasphemy, calls for pardon intensify

Trump honours Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella with top technology honour amid immigration scrutiny

Zendaya gives The Odyssey white lace jacket a stylish twist at Paris Fashion Week 2026

Pakistan denies reports of PAF jets being used in attacks against Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen

42 ex-judges write open letter, express concern over allegations against Election Commission

India is witnessing widespread panic-buying of petrol and diesel as rumours of a fuel shortage spread nationwide. Long queues at fuel stations are reported across major cities, raising concerns about supply management and public safety.

India Fuel Crisis: Panic-Buying & Long Queues Amid Shortage Rumours

Balen Shah is set to be sworn in as Prime Minister of Nepal on Friday, marking a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. Known for his anti-establishment appeal and reform-focused image, Shah’s rise reflects growing public support for alternative leadership amid ongoing political uncertainty.


Nepal: Balen Shah to be Sworn in as PM on Friday 

Governments and organizations around the world are increasingly adopting Chinese-made AI surveillance tools, raising alarms over privacy, data security, and personal freedoms. These AI systems, often used for facial recognition, behavioral monitoring, and predictive policing, have sparked intense debates about ethical boundaries and citizen rights.

Africa: Use of Chinese Surveillance AI Tools Spark Privacy and Freedom Concerns

The Kashmir Valley is stepping up security and surveillance at key tourist destinations to ensure visitor safety following the 2025 Pahalgam attack. Authorities have implemented new Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), including CCTV monitoring, visitor registration, routine patrols, and checkpoints at popular scenic spots.

Kashmir Valley Ramps Up Security, Tight Surveillance at Key Tourist Sites

Opposition MPs staged a protest outside the Parliament of India over reported LPG shortages affecting households across parts of India. Lawmakers accused the government of failing to ensure adequate supply of cooking gas and demanded urgent measures to address distribution delays and rising concerns among consumers.


India: Opposition MPs Protest Outside Parliament Over LPG Shortages

India’s government has reported that over 9,000 new Piped Natural Gas (PNG) connections were added within just 24 hours, marking a major push toward expanding cleaner household energy access across the country.


India Government Says Over 9,000 PNG Connections Reported in 24 Hours 

Amid the ongoing US-Iran war, Washington has reportedly urged Tehran to keep the Strait of Hormuz open as part of a broader peace framework aimed at stabilising global energy markets and restoring maritime traffic through the critical oil corridor. 


US-Iran War: U.S. Wants Iran to Keep Strait of Hormuz Open Under Peace Plan

Ranveer Singh is back as the spy hero in Dhurandar 2, the highly anticipated sequel hitting theaters in March 2026. Following the success of the first film, the sequel will release in five Indian languages, promising a thrilling cinematic experience for audiences across India.


'Dhurandar: The Revenge' Nears $85 Million Worldwide in 4 Days

Kabul has reportedly launched strikes targeting Pakistani military camps in Islamabad and Abbottabad, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Security forces on both sides are said to be on high alert as cross-border hostilities intensify. The situation raises fears of a wider regional conflict, with diplomatic channels under strain and military movements being closely monitored.

Kabul Launches Strikes On Pak Military Camps In Islamabad, Abbottabad 

India’s financial capital Mumbai is the first stop in Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s economy-focused India tour. The visit is expected to prioritise trade, investment flows, financial sector collaboration and strategic economic partnerships. Meetings with industry leaders and policymakers aim to deepen India–Canada ties amid shifting global economic dynamics.

India's Financial Capital Mumbai 1st Stop In Carney's Economy-Focused Tour

Gagan Kumar Thapa, President of the Nepali Congress, has expressed optimism about the country’s future, stating that the next five years will be a “golden period” for Nepal. Thapa highlighted economic reforms, political stability, and development initiatives as key priorities, emphasizing unity and long-term growth to strengthen Nepal’s democratic and economic framework.


Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa Next Five Years Will Be Golden Period for Nepal 

Sources indicate that security agencies are on alert following intelligence inputs suggesting a possible terrorist attack in the country. Authorities have stepped up surveillance and precautionary measures at key locations. Officials have urged citizens to remain vigilant while avoiding panic, as investigations and verification of the threat inputs continue.

Delhi Terror Threat: Sources Suggest Possible Terrorist Attack In The Country

Tourism in Jammu & Kashmir is witnessing a strong revival as security is strengthened across major tourist spots. With growing visitor confidence, 2026 is projected to surpass all previous records in tourist numbers, highlighting the region’s scenic beauty, cultural attractions, and renewed safety measures. Watch for more updates on J&K tourism trends and developments.

Tourism Revives in Jammu & Kashmir, Visitor Numbers Projected to Break Records

Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to India during the second day of his historic visit to Israel. Both leaders upgraded bilateral ties to a "Special Strategic Partnership" and signed agreements on joint development and production in defense, marking a new chapter in India-Israel relations. Stay tuned for full coverage and updates.

PM Modi Invites Netanyahu to India, Upgrades Ties to Special Strategic Partnership

Nepal’s veteran political leaders are once again contesting elections, with familiar faces returning to the political forefront despite growing calls for youth representation. Analysts note that the continued dominance of established politicians highlights challenges in generational change, party reforms, and citizen demands for fresh leadership, as Nepal navigates a critical phase in its democratic evolution and governance landscape.


Nepal's Veteran Leaders Line Up for Another Vote, Familiar Faces Return Despite Youth Pressure 

Nigeria has denied reports that it paid a ransom to secure the release of abducted students, following a series of high-profile kidnappings targeting schools. Authorities insist the rescue efforts were carried out through security operations and negotiations without any ransom payments. The incident has once again highlighted ongoing security challenges, banditry, and the safety of students in vulnerable regions, prompting renewed calls for stronger protective measures in educational institutions.

Nigeria Denies Paying Ransom to Free Abducted Students 

Nepal’s Election Commission has issued a stern warning to political parties to strictly follow electoral codes of conduct ahead of upcoming elections. The EC cautioned against violations such as hate speech, misuse of state resources, and campaign irregularities, stressing that strict action will be taken against offenders. The move aims to ensure free, fair, and transparent polls as the country prepares for a crucial electoral exercise amid heightened political activity.

Nepal Elections: Nepal EC Issues Stern Warning to Political Parties

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for facilitating the return of South African men who were reportedly lured into joining the Russia-Ukraine war. The development comes amid growing scrutiny over foreign recruitment networks linked to the conflict. Officials said diplomatic engagement helped secure their repatriation, highlighting concerns over misinformation, recruitment tactics, and the broader human impact of the ongoing war.


Russia-Ukraine War: Ramaphosa Thanks Putin for Return of Men Lured Into Russian War 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make history during his visit to Israel by becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to address the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset. The landmark address is expected to highlight the growing strategic partnership, cooperation in technology, defense, and trade, and the deepening diplomatic ties between the two nations amid evolving geopolitical dynamics in West Asia.


PM Modi Receives a Grand Ceremonial Welcome as He Lands at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv

When the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) unveiled a new technology along the Mumbai Coastal Road earlier this month, it came bearing the promise of a novel experience for Indian commuters: Drive past a 500-metre stretch between Priyadarshini Park in Malabar Hill and Amarsons Garden in Breach Candy at the speed threshold of 80 kmph and hear the road belt out tunes of the Oscar-winning song, “Jai Ho”, from the 2008 movie Slumdog Millionaire.


Musical Grooved Stretch Near Breach Candy Draws Locals' Ire in Mumbai

They already reached Udaipur and the festivities will begin this evening. It will be Sangeeth Ceremony tonight and Haldi Ceremony tomorrow morning. Mehendi Ceremony will happen tomorrow evening. February 26th will be the D-Day.


Rashmika Mandanna, Vijay Deverakonda Kick Off Udaipur Wedding Festivities Ahead of Feb 26 Ceremony

US President Donald Trump rejected reports of a split with a top US military officer over Iran, dismissing suggestions of internal disagreement. Trump said the United States would “easily win” if conflict with Tehran were to occur and warned that failure to reach a deal would result in “a very bad day for Iran.” The remarks come amid heightened tensions and continued scrutiny of US policy towards Iran.

Iran Warns Of Regional War If U.S. Attacks, U.S. President Says U.S. Will Win Easily 

Following the assassination of a top drug cartel leader, violence has erupted across Mexico, particularly in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara. Authorities have deployed thousands of troops to restore order as clashes between rival cartels intensify. Residents are urged to stay indoors, and travel disruptions continue.

10,000 Troops Deployed To Quell Clashes; Cartel Members Block Roads, Torch Vehicles

India has launched a major cybercrime crackdown, arresting 34 individuals involved in large-scale digital fraud. Authorities have identified two villages as “cyber fraud zones” following extensive investigations that revealed organized networks targeting citizens and businesses online.

The operation involved coordination between local police, cybercrime cells, and IT security agencies to dismantle these networks. Officials have warned residents to exercise caution online and report suspicious activity immediately. This marks a significant step in India’s ongoing efforts to curb cybercrime and protect digital infrastructure.

India Cybercrime Crackdown: 34 Held, 2 Villages Flagged As Cyber Fraud Zones

Security forces in Nigeria have neutralised ISIS-linked terrorists during coordinated ground troop operations backed by air surveillance strikes. According to military sources, two vehicles along with multiple weapons and large quantities of ammunition were seized during the operation.

The crackdown forms part of Nigeria’s ongoing counter-terror efforts against extremist factions linked to Islamic State operating in the region. Authorities say intelligence-led offensives and aerial monitoring played a key role in tracking and eliminating the suspects.

ISIS-Linked Terrorists Killed in Nigeria | Ground Troops & Air Surveillance Strike

The Indian Army's White Knight Corps announced the successful conclusion of a 326-day joint operation in J&K's Kishtwar. The operation resulted in the elimination of seven terrorists, including a key operative named Saifullah Eric Njoka.


Indian Army Joint Military Operations Come to an End After 326 Days

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