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US Forces Launch New Wave Of Strikes Against Iran
The United States launched a new wave of strikes against Iran on Wednesday in a bid to curb Tehran's ability to threaten the Strait of Hormuz, the US military said.
Something’s glowing on the Pixel 11’s camera bar
A new teaser for Google's upcoming Pixel 11 lineup reveals that the phones will feature some kind of glowing orb on the camera bar, as reported by 9to5Google. Google's store page for the Pixel 11 has a short video that s
New IRCTC Website Beta Version Is Now Live: Here's The Direct Link To Access The New Look
Indian Railways had confirmed that the beta version of New IRCTC Website will go live at 2100 hrs on July 15.
Marco Rubio To Chair Global Meet On Far-Left Political Terrorism Today
The US is hosting an international ministerial conference on Thursday to discuss the resurgence of "far-left political terrorism" and joint action to counter the "renewed threat" to society.
Maharashtra Underreported Borrowing, Deficit Breached Limit: Centre's Auditor
The CAG said the state's fiscal position has steadily weakened over the past five years.
El Nino May Make History This Year: What It Means For India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has already estimated this year's southwest monsoon rainfall at just 90 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA).
Siya Goyal's Family's Shop Sealed Over No License, Adulteration Charge
A stock of 4,172 kg of these products, valued at Rs 8.14 lakh, was seized during the inspection due to suspected contravention in labelling and possible adulteration, the FDA said.
When Yash Defended Ramayana's VFX, Said 'It's Still A Work In Progress'
Ramayana features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash as Ravana
Watch: Tents, Chairs Sent Flying As US Navy Jet's Low Flyby Sparks Beach Chaos, Safety Review Ordered
A US Navy Blue Angels jet flew too low over Pensacola Beach during a public event, causing beach equipment to be thrown into the air.
Dutch Woman Who Lived In India For 10 Years Picks Bengaluru Over Mumbai After Motherhood
She described Bengaluru as the place that had truly become her home in India, saying its slower pace, greenery and spacious environment had given her room to grow and feel secure.
"Human Rights Disaster": Detainees At ICE's Texas Facility Allege Abuse
90% of detainees interviewed at ICE's Fort Bliss facility said they had either personally been assaulted by the staff or had seen others physically abused, as per a report.
US Ropes In Ex-RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan, 2 Other Indians For Key Fed Roles
Rajan will serve on the balance sheet policy task force to examine the costs, benefits, and institutional implications of the Federal Reserve's current balance sheet regime, including its asset holdings and their role in
"Can't Give Up": Trump Denies Removing Immigration Traffic Stops
It's not clear whether ICE will quickly reverse course and resume most stops, which have been a key tool in Trump's immigration crackdown.
BJP Core Group Meet At PM's Residence Ahead Of Monsoon Session Of Parliament
A crucial meeting of top BJP leaders, including Home Minister Amit Shah and party president Nitin Nabin, was held at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence on Wednesday.
IPL Coaches In Demand As England Shortlist 9 Candidates To Replace McCullum
With just over a month remaining before the start of a three-match series against Pakistan, the ECB faces a race against time to finalise a replacement, while also keeping an eye on next year's home...
World Cup Legend's Scathing Attack On Harry Kane After England's Elimination
England were leading Argentina 1-0 until the 85th minute, but the defending champions scored two goals in eight minutes to turn the tide.
Entire Argentina Team Likely To Be Sanctioned For Display Of 'Political Banner'
The entire Argentina team could be sanctioned by FIFA for displaying "The Malvinas are Argentine" banner following the World Cup semifinal win over England.
Lok Sabha issues advisory on smartwatches, pen cameras for MPs, ahead of Parliament Monsoon Session
The MPs have been requested to refrain from using smart spectacles, pen cameras, smart watches in any way that compromises security, privileges and privacy of members in any part of the Parliament Estate, the secretariat
Delhi Cop Installing Speed Monitoring Device Gets Killed By Speeding Car
The incident took place at around 6 pm at the Singhu border in outer north Delhi when the policeman was installing a speed monitoring machine near a traffic booth.
Stock Market LIVE Updates, Sensex Today: Sensex, Nifty Open Flat As US Launches Fresh Strikes
Stock Market, Sensex, Share Market, Nifty LIVE Updates: Crude oil prices rise for 4th session amid escalating US-Iran war; Brent crude at $85.28.
Sonam Wangchuk's past hunger strikes explained: Causes, outcomes and the Jantar Mantar protest
Wangchuk, 59, is globally renowned as a passionate advocate for the environment and his home region and has also been involved in public demonstrations for greater constitutional safeguards for Ladakh.
Jensen Huang turns Tokyo izakaya into AI power summit with Japan's chip industry leaders
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently visited Tokyo's Kanda district where he met key Japanese suppliers integral to the AI supply chain. The gathering included leaders from Kioxia, Shin-Etsu, and other significant companies.
'Woman Can't Claim Maintenance From Step-Son After Relief From Real Son': Allahabad Court
Justice Laxmi Kant Shukla, in his judgement passed on Tuesday, said that after receiving maintenance from her real son, the mother is no longer incapable of maintaining herself and hence not entitled to any subsequent ma
'People Will Take Oxygen Shots': Bombay High Court On Shrinking Green Cover
"It is a loss for this area. As it is, Bombay has so little oxygen that the day will not be far when people will carry oxygen cylinders to take oxygen shots," Bombay High Court remarked.