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Three people were killed and over 100 injured in an attack near Dubai International Airport as Middle East tensions escalate. Tourists, including Indian nationals, were among those affected.
An overview of US–Iran tensions and how decades of political disputes and regional conflicts have shaped stability in the Middle East.
A guide to how Panchayat elections are conducted in Himachal Pradesh, including the election timeline, reservation system and structure of rural local governance.
Himachal Pradesh Cabinet approves reservation roster for upcoming Panchayat elections and amendments to social security pension rules during a meeting chaired by CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu.
Afghanistan Cricket Board is reviewing the captaincy of star spinner Rashid Khan as part of broader team restructuring plans. Officials say leadership decisions will be made as Afghanistan prepares for upcoming international cricket tournaments.
Rising tensions linked to the Iran conflict could create supply chain risks for South Korean semiconductor giants such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Analysts warn that disruptions in shipping routes and energy markets may affect the global chip industry.
The Telugu drama Devagudi has begun streaming on Sun NXT, presenting a story set in Rayalaseema that explores family relationships, local politics and social expectations. The series reflects the growing demand for regional content on India’s OTT platforms.
A vacation in the scenic hills of Shimla took a tragic turn when an 86-year-old British tourist was found dead in his hotel room in the Lower Kaithu area. Police have initiated an inquest and informed the UK Embassy, while initial reports suggest no foul play.
Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda has inaugurated India’s indigenously developed Tetanus and Adult Diphtheria (Td) vaccine at the Central Research Institute in Kasauli. Replacing the older Tetanus Toxoid (TT) vaccine, this launch marks a massive milestone in strengthening India’s public health infrastructure and expanding immunization coverage.
Himachal Pradesh opposition leader Jai Ram Thakur accused Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu of indulging in a “politics of anarchy” to appease national Congress leadership, igniting fresh controversy in the wake of a tense police standoff in Shimla.
A tense confrontation between Delhi Police and Himachal Pradesh Police in Shimla over the arrest and transit of three Youth Congress workers ended early Thursday as the Delhi team left Shimla with the accused following a court’s transit remand order.
A vacation in the scenic hills of Shimla took a tragic turn when an 86-year-old British tourist was found dead in his hotel room in the Lower Kaithu area. Police have initiated an inquest and informed the UK Embassy, while initial reports suggest no foul play.
Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda has inaugurated India’s indigenously developed Tetanus and Adult Diphtheria (Td) vaccine at the Central Research Institute in Kasauli. Replacing the older Tetanus Toxoid (TT) vaccine, this launch marks a massive milestone in strengthening India’s public health infrastructure and expanding immunization coverage.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the US could use British bases for defensive actions amid tensions involving Iran. The government emphasised legal compliance and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
West African nations are preparing to deploy thousands of troops under a new regional force framework to address security challenges in the Sahel. ECOWAS officials say the move aims to strengthen collective stability efforts.
A suspected drone targeted a British military base in Cyprus, prompting heightened security and investigations by UK and Cypriot authorities amid rising regional tensions.
Gulf states are reassessing security strategies after Iranian missile attacks targeted sites in the region, raising concerns about potential escalation and broader involvement in the widening conflict.
As the political row over his unpublished memoir intensifies, General MM Naravane has publicly shared Penguin Random House’s clarification, confirming the book has not been released.
In a major safety crackdown, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has ordered a comprehensive inspection of all uncontrolled airfields across India after a private aircraft carrying NCP leader Ajit Pawar’s nephew crashed in Baramati.
Qantas shares fell more than 10% as escalating US-Iran tensions pushed oil prices higher, raising concerns about fuel costs and travel demand. Markets remain sensitive to developments in the Middle East.
Investors are gearing up for a pivotal week as two prominent companies, Angel One and Fynx Capital, approach the record dates for their respective stock splits. With both firms announcing a 1:10 subdivision, here is everything shareholders need to know about the upcoming corporate actions.
SpiceJet’s turbulent financial journey has hit another international roadblock. The airline has been barred from utilizing Bangladesh’s airspace due to a failure to clear mounting navigation and overflight dues. The ban presents a paradoxical situation for the carrier, which is simultaneously trying to project an image of recovery and rapid fleet expansion to its investors.
FedEx has officially started construction on its massive new air cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport. The fully automated facility, a partnership with Adani Airports, aims to revolutionize trade connectivity between India and the world.
The controversy surrounding Galgotias University’s “robodog” presentation at the India AI Impact Summit continues to unfold. After Professor Neha Singh falsely claimed a Chinese-made robotic dog was an in-house innovation, her updated LinkedIn status sparked rumors of her termination. However, the university has officially stepped in to deny these claims.
The alarm bells in Bengaluru are ringing louder than ever. DeepSeek V4 is rumored to write production-ready code for a fraction of a cent. For India’s massive IT service industry, which thrives on “cost arbitrage,” this isn’t just competition—it’s a potential extinction event for the entry-level workforce.
The strategic partnership between New Delhi and Paris is shifting gears from diplomacy to deep-tech integration. President Emmanuel Macron and PM Narendra Modi are set to jointly inaugurate the “India-France Year of Innovation 2026” in Mumbai, backed by the largest-ever French business delegation to hit Indian shores.
New Delhi is transforming into a fortress of diplomacy and technology this weekend. As the “India-AI Impact Summit” kicks off on Monday, the capital welcomes a rare mix of heads of state and Silicon Valley royalty. But amidst the fanfare, one empty chair is sparking rumors of a rift in the global chip supply chain.
The “Reasoning War” has a new leader. Google has officially released Gemini 3 Deep Think, a specialized model that doesn’t just chat—it solves PhD-level problems. With a record-breaking score on “Humanity’s Last Exam” and a new autonomous “Gemini in Chrome” agent, Google is proving that 2026 belongs to deep reasoning.
OpenAI’s Sora 2 was supposed to be the “ChatGPT moment” for video. Instead, it’s turning into a case study in how to mishandle a product launch. With downloads crashing and users flocking to Google Veo and Meta Vibes, the king of AI is looking surprisingly vulnerable.