Premier League: Haaland wants Manchester City to 'try to enjoy the situation and win the game'

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

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

‘Never-ending flow of cheap labour’: JD Vance hits back at Indian-origin Congresswoman over US green card curbs for major tech companies

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

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

Fastest-growing Asian economies in 2026: Who tops the chart? Where does India rank?

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

A Love Other Than Yours: The temptation to cheat and what pushes people over the edge

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

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

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

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

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

'Something truly catastrophic will happen': Former OpenAI researchers sound the alarm, claim they were fired for prioritising AI safety

Scientists find highly radioactive nuclear particles at Chernobyl 40 years after the disaster

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

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

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

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

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

Who is Nana Patekar's wife Neelakanti? The bank officer who earned Rs 2,500 when he earned Rs 50

KATSEYE’s Sophia Laforteza to return in 2027 after hiatus, agency issues statement

French students light European bonfire, protests erupt in Belgium, Italy & Greece | Gravitas

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

Arizona congressional candidate claims she was sexually assaulted while repairing signs

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

OpenAI shuts down Russian, Iranian influence operations using ChatGPT to spread propaganda

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

435 House seats, 35 Senate races: The numbers behind US midterms 2026

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

SC asks Centre to frame mechanism against unethical pharma marketing practices

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

Man prays to Satan at an Iowa city council, pastor rushes to 'reverse the curse'

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

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

Pakistan: Senate Committee Addresses Child Abuse Cases in Madrasa | WION Dispatch

A Senate committee in Pakistan has convened to address the rising number of child abuse cases reported in religious seminaries (madrasas).

Pakistan: Senate Committee Addresses Child Abuse Cases in Madrasa 

Nepal’s interim government, led by Sushila Karki, on Sunday set up a three-member probe committee headed by a former Supreme Court judge to investigate the ‘Gen Z’ protests in which 72 people were killed and led to the toppling of the K P Sharma Oli government. Former justice Gauri Bahadur Karki, former additional inspector general of police Bigyan Ran Sharma and legal expert Bishweshwor Prasad Bhandari are members of the committee, Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal told reporters at Singhdurbar Secretariat. The probe committee will have to submit its report to the government within three months, he added.

Nepal's Interim Government Forms Probe Panel To Investigate Gen Z Protest Deaths

In a shocking incident, a first-year engineering student allegedly ended his life by committing suicide in his hostel, the Telangana police said on Monday (September 22). According to reports, senior students forced him to ragging, and also asked him to drink alcohol and taking him to a bar, where they told him to pay the bill of nearly ₹10,000. When the seniors pressured him to pay the full bill, the student ended his life by hanging himself. As per officials, the student died by hanging himself. Prior to that, he also recorded a video of himself claiming that his seniors were harassing him and asking for money.

Telangana Suicide: Engineering Student Ragged And Extorted For Money By Seniors

Intervision: Vietnam Takes Intervision Title; Moscow Hosts Song Contest

Vietnamese singer Duc Phuc has won Russia's Intervision song contest, held in Moscow on Saturday.

Vietnam was among the countries participating in the Soviet-era contest, revived by President Vladimir Putin three years after Russia was banned from Eurovision because of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Putin said he was confident the event would become "one of the most recognisable and beloved events in the world".

Intervision: Vietnam Takes Intervision Title; Moscow Hosts Song Contest 

Ruling Party Opens Leadership To Replace Outgoing Ishiba

After a wave of electoral setbacks, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stepped down, triggering a high-stakes leadership contest within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. From trailblazer Sanae Takaichi to political legacy Shinjiro Koizumi and experienced administrator Yoshimasa Hayashi, the race is wide open. Opposition figures like Yoshihiko Noda and Yuichiro Tamaki could also challenge the ruling bloc’s grip. Here’s a breakdown of the likely successors—and what their leadership could mean for Japan’s future.


Ruling Party Opens Leadership To Replace Outgoing Ishiba



Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces a major GST reform, slashing tax rates on essential items. Starting September 22, most goods previously taxed at 12% will now fall under the 5% slab. Watch to find out how the new GST structure could impact your daily expenses.

Guide To New GST Rate Cuts: Do Consumers Always Get The  Benefit of Tax Cuts? 

Pakistan Air Force Drops 8 Bombs on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Village; Dozens Killed

At least 30 civilians, including women and children, were reportedly killed in overnight airstrikes carried out by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Matre Dara village in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Pakistani authorities have not yet clarified what the intended target was.


Pakistan Air Force Drops 8 Bombs on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Village; Dozens Killed

Celebrated Indian singer, Zubeen Garg, has died at the age of 52. He died during an adventure sports accident in Singapore. The singer died after a scuba diving accident. The singer was in the country to attend the Northeast Festival. He was scheduled to perform on September 20.

India: Assam's Popular Singer Zubeen Garg Dies While Scuba Diving in Singapore

Pakistan floods trigger malnutrition by destroying crops and disrupting agriculture, limiting food access and availability. 


Pakistan: UNICEF puts up anti-malnutrition camps in parts of Pak

A Taliban crackdown to “prevent immorality” is spreading across Afghanistan, with more provinces losing access to fiber-optic internet after the country’s leader imposed a complete ban on the technology.


Afghanistan: Taliban bans books written by women from Afghan universities 

EU remains divided over its climate action plan, raising concerns that it may miss the deadline for adopting a new climate target. Disagreements center on costs, energy policies, and national interests.



EU Divided Over Climate Action Plan, Delay in Plan Could Weaken EU Position  at COP30 Climate Talks

This strategic shift reflects the terrorists' response to intensified operations by security forces, which have disrupted their traditional methods of operation.


Jammu and Kashmir: Terrorists building concrete underground bunkers deep within the dense forests

With its marbled walls, exposed lightbulbs and plentiful mirrors, the bathroom at The Library, a nightclub in Lagos, Nigeria, is practically begging patrons to snap a photo.


Nigeria: Bars & clubs carry out expensive renovations as patrons flock for a selfie in the restroom

Nepal’s stock market opened lower amid ongoing Gen Z-led protests, which led to a temporary trading halt. The unrest reflects growing youth dissatisfaction with the government’s policies, impacting investor confidence and market stability.


Nepal stocks trade in the red on reopen | Trading halted amid Gen Z-led protests


U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at Chequers via helicopter, where he is greeted by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The meeting marks the start of high-level talks between the two leaders on key bilateral and global issues. Stay tuned for live updates from Chequers.


Trump UK State Visit: US President And Starmer Expected To Announce Big Business Deals

The families of four passengers who died on an Air India jet that crashed in June have filed a lawsuit in the US against planemaker Boeing and aircraft parts maker Honeywell, accusing the companies of negligence.


Air India crash victims' families sue aerospace firms Boeing and Honeywell

A nationwide protests was organised in France on Thursday (Sep 18) to oppose President Emmanuel Macron's austerity policies amid political instability in the country. Over 80,000 police and gendarmes have been mobilised across France, supported by drones, armoured vehicles, and water cannons. The interior ministry projected that 600,000 to 900,000 people would join the nationwide protests. By Thursday noon, around 76,500 had participated, with Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau noting the demonstrations were "less intense than anticipated," AFP reported.

France Protests: Massive Agitation Amid Political Instability, Protesters Clash With Police

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince and Pakistan’s Prime Minister signed a significant deal just days after the Israeli attack on Doha, marking a key moment in regional diplomacy and cooperation.


India’s Reacts: New Delhi to Study Pakistan-Saudi Defence Pact Implications

The spotlight at New York Fashion Week shifted to Brooklyn on Monday, where standout shows by Tory Burch and Diotima took center stage, following a morning kickoff by Zankov in Chelsea.


New York Fashion Week 2025: Tory Burch Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

Microsoft Inc announced on Tuesday that it had seized nearly 340 websites linked to a rapidly expanding phishing service based in Nigeria, which enabled users to steal credentials from at least 5,000 Microsoft accounts.


Microsoft Seizes Hundreds Of Websites Linked To Growing Phishing Subscription Service

A sudden cloudburst in Dehradun has left at least three dead and two missing, as flash floods washed away homes, shops, and vehicles. Emergency crews continue rescue and debris clearance operations, with more rain forecast in the coming days.

Dehradun Cloudburst: Flash Floods, Landslides Wreak Havoc In Hills

Chad's Presidential Power: Chad’s National Assembly has taken a pivotal step in reshaping the country’s political landscape by overwhelmingly approving constitutional amendments that extend the presidential term from five to seven years. 


Chad votes to allow President to run for post unlimited times

Nepal has conducted the cremation of protest victims with full state honors, acknowledging their role in recent demonstrations. The move comes amid rising tensions and public outcry, as the government faces pressure to address protester demands and investigate use of force.


Nepal: At least 72 died during Gen Z protests 

South Africa has launched its biggest corruption inquiry as the Madlanga Commission begins probing widespread allegations of corruption within the police service.


Madlanga commission inquiry begins, commission set up over claims of corruption in police service

The son of senior finance ministry official, who died after a BMW car hit his motorcycle in Delhi on Sunday, has questioned the choice of hospital he was taken to by the accused due to its distance (19km) from the accident site.

Delhi BMW Crash: Official Dies After Being Hit By Car, No Bail For Accused

Britain is rolling out its grandest traditions in an attempt to influence Donald Trump’s stance on the Ukraine war. The US president, joined by First Lady Melania Trump, will become the first American leader to be formally welcomed to Windsor Castle.


Trump arrives at Windsor Castle, begins first full day of UK state visit 

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