IED blast in Nagaland: Assam Rifles personnel killed, four injured
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'God is a better writer': Harmanpreet Kaur reflects on India's historic Lord's triumph
India secured a historic 270-run victory against England at Lord's. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur praised the team's resilience and support staff's collective effort. Openers Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma provided a strong foundation for the win. Yastika Bhatia's century and the team's fielding were also highlighted. This memorable performance followed a disappointing T20 World Cup campaign.
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'Power to Sonam, young cockroaches': Atishi joins CJP protest on day 24
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Two schoolboys drown in Chatjo River in Tirap, search on for third
Two schoolboys drown in Chatjo River in Tirap, search on for third
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IIT BBS scientist helps drive breakthrough in faster, low-power computing
IIT BBS scientist helps drive breakthrough in faster, low-power computing
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SS Rajamouli unviels ‘Don’t trouble the trouble’; Fahadh Faasil hunts the truth behind a mysterious girl
Filmmaker SS Rajamouli revealed the teaser for 'Don't Trouble The Trouble' today. This fantasy drama stars Fahadh Faasil in his first Telugu lead role. The film explores a mysterious bond between Suri and a young girl named Divya. 'Don't Trouble The Trouble' is scheduled for a September 26, 2026 release. SS Rajamouli is also directing Mahesh Babu's upcoming film 'Varanasi'.
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She moved from Los Angeles to San Francisco for an AI job. The biggest difference wasn't the technology
A journalist moved from Los Angeles to San Francisco for an AI startup role. She found a work culture focused on building products and new technology. Her journalism skills proved valuable in explaining complex AI concepts to a wider audience. While missing her home, she embraced this significant technological shift. She is grateful for the unexpected opportunity which changed her career path.
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Khanapur youth stabbed to death by roommate in Nepal
Khanapur youth stabbed to death by roommate in Nepal
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Man dies in Balangir, kin claims wife hit him on head with mobile phone
No External Injury, Say Cops
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Jeff Bezos's ex-wife MacKenzie Scott is still worth $33 billion after giving away $10 million a day for seven years, but she once worked as a dishwasher and waitress, earning minimum wage of $4.25 an hour
MacKenzie Scott, a prominent philanthropist, skillfully balances her substantial wealth with a commitment to giving away billions each year. Having endured financial struggles in her youth through low-wage jobs, her life changed dramatically post-divorce from Jeff Bezos when she gained valuable Amazon shares. Scott's unique approach involves providing unrestricted grants to organizations, a strategy that, while criticized by some tech moguls, far surpasses their charitable efforts.
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Amitabh Bachchan reacts to World Cup 2026 UNFAIR decisions, shares thoughts on young players
Amitabh Bachchan shared a heartfelt Tumblr post on World Cup 2026, admitting the match timings disrupted his routine while reflecting on "unfair decisions" and unexpected upsets. He praised young players' opportunities to represent their nations. Meanwhile, Argentina struggled past Switzerland, and FIFA may expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams.
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Conor McGregor injury update: Did 69 seconds end veteran champion’s career? MRI could decide what comes after UFC 329
Conor McGregor is expected to undergo an MRI after injuring his right knee 69 seconds into his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway. Doctors suspect an ACL tear or meniscus damage. Here is what happened, how long recovery could take, and why the setback may put the final fight on McGregor’s UFC contract in doubt as he approaches age 38.
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Japan lost its wolves more than a century ago, but scientists now say exploding deer populations are stripping young trees before they can grow, preventing forests from regenerating across much of the country
Japan's forests struggle with deer overpopulation, hindering sapling growth and natural regeneration. The extinction of native wolves centuries ago removed a natural predator, allowing deer numbers to rise. Studies show deer browsing significantly damages young trees, preventing them from maturing into forests. Authorities are implementing control programs and protective fencing to manage deer populations. Understanding the historical ecological balance is crucial for developing effective wildlife management strategies.
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'Can't ignore me': Omar Abdullah's 'love letter' jibe at BJP over Rs 100 crore legal notice
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Evening news wrap: Strikes in Yemen, Iran; Mamata alleges EC bias & more
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