IND vs JPN one-off T20I: India survive scare from Japan to win five-over a side match by 2 runs

Putin's United Russia party wins 355 seats in Duma election; 4 other parties cross threshold to enter parliament

AI models chose to harm humans to stop ‘pain,’ alarming study raises fresh safety questions

‘0% chance’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears by 2030

Samay Raina-Mukesh Chhabra controversy explained: What happened over girlfriend joke on India's Got Latent?

Trump's helipad event overshadowed by audio failure as major TV networks suspend pool coverage

'Needs time away from the international scene': England white-ball captain Brook on pacer Brydon Carse's future

New Zealand farms shift to carbon forests: Carbon credits fuel a land rush reshaping rural life 

Anti-AI activists storm summit, say 'incompetent' leaders are leading us into a disaster - 'We need a vote'

J&K Assembly Session begins amid chaos: BJP, ruling alliance clash as statehood demand dominates

Asian Games 2026: India women's cricket team beats Sri Lanka by 147 runs for first gold 

Key accused in Bihar's Jamui molestation case, arrested after police shoot him in leg

Randeep Hooda arrives in Gujarat for his first National Film Award: ‘Very grateful’

US and China vie for AI dominance as calls grow for regulation | Gravitas

Anant Nag to recieve Dadasaheb Phalke Award: From Ankur to Nishant- Revisit his best films and iconic performances on OTT

UK banks are rethinking financial crime detection because of algorithm

FIFA chief Infantino wants to reform governing body with consultation from federations

India at UNGA81: Jaishankar warns global order under 'growing stress', pushes for ‘reformed multilateralism’

IND vs JPN, one-off T20I: Japan captain Kendel on pushing India to the brink - ‘It was special’

Raaka creates history! Allu Arjun’s film secures Guinness World Record ahead of release

Saudi Arabia exits China-led mBridge digital currency platform amid Saudi-Houthi conflict

Indonesian groups sue govt over wildfires as haze crosses borders, nearly 900,000 hectares burned 

'Lot of things to learn from experienced players': Jayasuriya backs Rohit, Virat for 2027 ODI World Cup

$110 billion Warner Bros merger: Paramount reaches settlement with 12 US states

New OTT releases this week (September 21-27, 2026): Shaque: Trust No One, Hunkkaar, Don’t Be Shy- 5 new titles coming to Netflix, Prime Video and more

From ‘communist’ to ‘great mayor’: Trump praises Mamdani after New York meeting, discusses immigration and housing

Report: Zelensky meets CIA chief Ratcliffe at Shannon airport, weeks after his secret Moscow trip

How Zaheer Khan came to be CSK's head coach of IPL 2027

Who is Clavicular? The 20-year-old controversial 'Looksmaxxing' influencer charged with rape allegations

Pilot recreates Mona Lisa in sky over Oklahoma and Arkansas in four-hour flight: VIDEO

UK PM Burnham agrees to 'defensive' military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthis 

Jailer 2: Vidya Balan joins Rajinikanth's upcoming film as Kantha | Watch

National Film Awards 2026: Kartik Aaryan, Mammootty, Yami Gautam, Randeep Hooda and other key winners

Microsoft executive called AI training the ‘largest theft of labour in human history’

40-foot waves crash into cruise ship in dangerous stretch near Antarctica. Watch

US-Iran war, peace deals and more: What to expect from Trump's UNGA 2026 speech

Explainer: Why rare-earth export licences and Board of Trade are US priorities ahead of Trump-Xi summit

Two infants die after fire breaks out at RIMS newborn care unit in Telangana's Adilabad

Oil slips to $98 as Saudi Arabia restarts East-West oil pipeline

Global investment bank Morgan Stanley predicts that India’s benchmark Sensex could surpass the 100,000-point mark by December 2026, driven by strong corporate earnings, economic growth, and investor optimism. Analysts highlight robust sectors such as technology, finance, and infrastructure as key drivers. The forecast reflects growing confidence in India’s equity market, attracting domestic and international investors alike.

Morgan Stanley Predicts Sensex to Cross 100K Points in Dec 2026

Verizon has announced the largest layoff in its history, cutting more than 13,000 jobs as part of a major cost restructuring. CEO Dan Schulman said the company’s current cost structure is hindering innovation and weakening its customer offerings. This video looks at why the cuts were made and how they could reshape the telecom giant’s future.

Verizon Announces Biggest Layoff in Its History 

The U.S. dollar has surged against most major currencies, rising beyond what interest rate differentials can justify. Although the likelihood of a December Federal Reserve rate cut has decreased, analysts warn there are still downside risks for the greenback. This video explains what is driving the rally and why investors are becoming cautious.

Investors Bet on Downside Risks for Dollar

Moscow’s crude oil shipments dropped sharply in November as U.S. sanctions on Russian energy giants Rosneft and Lukoil took effect. According to data from Kpler, the restrictions have significantly disrupted Russia’s global export flows. This video explains how the sanctions work, the impact on global markets, and what to expect next.

U.S. Sanctions Choke Russian Global Oil Supply 

India has one of the largest food security programs in the world. Recently the government removed 2.25 crore ineligible beneficiaries from the free ration list. The aim was to ensure that only deserving candidates are eligible for the program. But what impact does this have on the exchequer?


India’s Free Ration Scheme Gets Major Overhaul in 2025

With great power comes great responsibility. And artificial intelligence is no exception. As usage and trust in ai models grow, ensuring their accuracy is critical. Yet, research shows that some models produce incorrect statements in more than one-third of responses. We decode how that has become a growing concern in this next report.

Are AI Models Becoming Overconfident? New Research Raises Concerns

Wednesday marked the beginning of a new phase in the big crypto meltdown of 2025. Bitcoin has now extended that crash to hit its lowest level in over seven months to crash below 87,000 dollars. In the current bear run. Over 1.3 trillion dollars have been wiped out from the crypto markets' value.


Bitcoin Crashes to Seven-Month Low, $1 Trillion Wiped from Crypto Market

A series of unusual moments inside trump's white house
Is raising new questions about power, influence
And the u.S president’s reactions behind closed doors.
From high-profile visits
To tense exchanges
And abrupt policy shifts,
The events of the past few weeks
Talks about president trump's functioning
And what seems to trigger his attention most.
Watch this story which decodes further.

USA-Saudi Deal: The Way to Donald Trump's Heart is Through his Pocket? 

The U.S. trade deficit shrank more than expected in August as imports fell sharply, although economists warn the long-term impact on GDP remains uncertain. After a 43-day delay, the long-awaited August trade data is finally out, offering markets and analysts a clearer picture of the economic landscape.

U.S. Trade Deficit Drops Sharply in August

China’s global financial footprint is far larger and more strategic than previously understood. A new AidData study reveals that Beijing has become the world’s largest official lender, with over two trillion dollars invested across more than 200 countries. This report breaks down how Chinese loans shape global influence and economic dependencies.

How China Became Everyone’s Biggest Lender 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent visit to Israeli troops stationed in the buffer zone in southern Syria has triggered widespread international condemnation. Syria condemned the visit as an illegal incursion into its sovereign territory, accusing Israel of violating United Nations Security Council resolutions. 


Netanyahu’s Visit to Syrian Buffer Zone Sparks Global Condemnation

A new warning from the global tech industry, a memory chip shortage could hit everything from smartphones to cars next year. And it’s all being driven by the surging demand for artificial intelligence.

AI Boom Triggers Worldwide Memory Shortages

Nvidia crushed wall street expectations on Wednesday, posting stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings and sales while issuing an optimistic revenue forecast for the fourth quarter. A strong forecast reignites investor confidence in semiconductor. And generative ai sector sent ai stocks soaring. Nvidia shares jumped over 5 percent in the after hours of the market. Asian markets also rose on Thursday driven by the rally in Asian chip stocks following the trend in U.S.


NVIDIA Surges on Record-Breaking Earnings Beat

The federal reserve has laid bare its internal divisions. Even after lowering its benchmark interest rate, many policymakers are sounding cautious, worried that cutting too soon could derail the fight against inflation.


Fed Minutes Reveal Deep Divisions Over Interest Rate Policy

We put the spotlight on a brand that's almost instantly recognizable globally.
Nestle is in a storm over adding significant amounts of sugar to its baby food cereal: Cerelac.
The issue is central to Africa and was brought to light by a swiss global justice organization called public eye.
So, what exactly is the controversy?

Why Added Sugar is a Bitter Pill for Nestle

The recent Dubai airshow witnessed some significant deals in the global aviation sector.
The event was marked by massive aircraft orders, signaling long-term confidence in air travel growth and a shift in fleet strategy.

Deal of the Day: Fly Dubai & Airbus in Focus

Germany, once the poster-child for economic prosperity in europe,
Now holds the title for one of the worst performing major economies in the world.  With the 2026 federal budget announcing a major spending boost,
Can the auto sector and the broader economy accelerate?


Why Germany is Falling Behind in the Global GDP Growth Race

China has ramped up purchases of U.S. Soybeans... Nearly one million tons in a single day. Signalling that its tentative trade truce with Washington is very much alive. The buying spree sparked immediate reaction on the markets and could reshape the next phase of S.S-China agricultural ties.

China-U.S.: China Resumes Massive Soybean Purchases from the U.S. in 2025

President Donald Trump is openly floating replacements for federal reserve chair Jerome Powell. And says he has already made up his mind about who he wants in the job. Trump made the remarks during an oval office meeting, sharply criticising Powell while hinting at 'surprising names' on his shortlist.


Trump Eyes New Leaders for Federal Reserve Chair and Board

U.S.-Saudi Arabia: U.S. President Donald Trump signals a potential shift in America’s tech export policy, Telling reporters, he’s working to approve the sale of advanced U.S. Ai chips to Saudi Arabia. This comes as the kingdom commits to a massive investment push into the U.S. Economy, Promising up to one trillion dollars in new funding.

U.S.-Saudi Arabia: Saudi Pledges Massive $1 Trillion Investment  

Economic Red Flags Are Rising in Pakistan as the Current Account Deficit Widens by 256 Percent in Just Four Months.
The Main Reason, Imports Are Rising Much Faster Than Exports. 


Pakistan’s External Deficit Deepens

The European union has lowered its economic growth forecast for the Eurozone. It said rising global trade tensions, especially those involving the United States and China were likely to slow the region’s recovery.


EU Cuts 2026 Growth Outlook on Trade Tensions

At a time when several economic indicators are flashing warning signs, one industry is unexpectedly booming -- buy-now-pay-later. Industry veterans warn it could be an early red flag for deeper stress in the economy, and a risk building quietly beneath the surface.

Buy Now, Pay Later Booms in the U.S. with Nearly 1 in 5 Consumers Using It

 The latest news on stimulus plans by large economies point to the quiet beginning to another era of free-money post the COVID tightening.
Japan just fired the starting salvo on the next global regime shift.
The real question is: are governments sensing some form of crisis, or is the massive stimulus plans just another politically-driven move?

Economic Slowdown: Are Governments Sensing a Crisis Soon?

The face of luxury in China is undergoing a major transformation.
As the country’s economy slows and consumer habits shift. Chinese shoppers are increasingly turning away from iconic global luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Gucci. Choosing instead to buy local. This shift is reshaping China’s 49 billion dollar luxury market. With homegrown labels now outpacing European giants in growth.

China Shifts Focus to Local Luxury Brands Amid Market Changes 

Wall street stumbled to start the week, with major indexes sliding as fading hopes of a December rate cut and jitters ahead of the jobs report weighed on investors. Tech stocks led the pullback, even as alphabet bucked the trend with a strong rally.


Wall Street Slides Cautiously Ahead of Critical Jobs Report