US, Saudi forces strike Iran-backed militia targets in Iraq Saudi Arabia intercepted drones launched by Iran-backed militias in Iraq for the second consecutive day, preventing attacks and escalating regional tensions. Jordan says it intercepted five missiles launched from Iran, and the US says it has again struck Iran-backed sites in Iraq with Saudi forces. The […]
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Caught on camera: Aishwarya Rai, Abhishek Bachchan share rare moment A fan captured the viral picture during what appears to be Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan’s evening stroll in New York. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan have given fans a rare and comforting glimpse of themselves together, and it has naturally quieted some of
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Bihar, Assam to drop cases against NEET protestors Police detained 694 people during the July 25 Bihar bandh, releasing 339 minors while legal action continued against remaining protesters. The Bihar government has announced that it will withdraw all cases filed against protesters involved in demonstrations over the NEET paper leak and release those who were
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Hyderabad water board to supply recycled water to data centers Private firm to share royalty from treated water supply fees Hyderabad is moving toward a more practical way of handling water, and the idea is both simple and urgent: use treated wastewater where drinking water is not needed. With freshwater pressure rising, the water board
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New US rule sends some asylum seekers directly to courts DHS estimates the new policy could transfer more than 132,000 asylum cases annually from USCIS to immigration courts nationwide. The US has changed how some asylum cases move through the system, and the main goal is speed. Under the new rule, certain asylum seekers can
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Sarvesh Kushare clinches historic Commonwealth Games high jump silver medal India’s Sarvesh Kushare cleared 2.25m to win Commonwealth Games silver, while Jamaica’s Romaine Beckford secured gold on July 27. has spent years climbing one bar at a time. What makes his story especially moving is where it began. Kushare grew up in Devargaon village in
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Israel-Lebanon peace talks shift to Rome for fresh negotiations Technical delegations from Israel and Lebanon will meet in Rome to advance peace negotiations, address disputes, and explore confidence-building measures. The next round of US-brokered Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome matters because it is no longer just about stopping fire on a border. It is now about
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Mediators make progress toward halting the Iran war conflict Saudi Arabia intercepted drones launched by Iran-backed Iraqi militias, preventing attacks on key petroleum facilities and strengthening regional security measures. Mediators say they have made real progress toward bringing Washington and Tehran back to talks, but the region still feels one spark away from another flare-up.
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Anne Hathaway’s Oscars bid: Lead or supporting actress campaign? Anne Hathaway’s role as Penelope in The Odyssey has emerged as the Oscar season’s biggest category debate, with strong arguments for both lead and supporting actress. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has arrived with the kind of force that instantly changes Oscar-season conversation. The film is already
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Government to introduce Public Examinations Amendment Bill soon. Amendment seeks stricter laws for transparent, fair public examinations. The government is now moving from promises to law, and that matters because students have spent weeks demanding not just action, but proof that action will last. The new amendment bill is meant to make paper leaks and
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