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Russia launched another major drone assault on the Kyiv region for a second consecutive day, damaging residential buildings, warehouses and other infrastructure. Ukrainian officials reported casualties as air-raid alerts continued across the capital.

Natalie Harp, President Donald Trumps longtime aide, is facing fresh scrutiny after a new photo of her traveling alongside POTUS sparked a social media frenzy. Critics questioned her unusual green dress, calling the look creepy and asking if the pair looked like they were on a date. But the controversy goes beyond her appearance, as Mary Trump has raised explosive questions about Harps growing access to President Donald Trump and even warned of a potential national security threat.#donaldtrump #

Dolly Partons final plans are drawing fresh attention as details about the country icons carefully prepared affairs emerge. From her fortune and family to the decisions she reportedly made years before her death, heres what is known about Dolly Partons secret final plans and the legacy she wanted to leave behind.

Pakistan and Kuwait have signed a new defence protocol covering military training, capacity building and border management. But the deal comes as Islamabad expands defence ties across the Gulf. How does the Kuwait pact compare with Pakistans stronger defence agreement with Saudi Arabia? And what is Pakistan trying to achieve with its growing network of military partnerships? Watch: https://youtu.be/H66XxbOhrUU

AI is transforming the way economies, industries and institutions prepare for the future.In this insightful conversation, Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Chief Economic Advisor, State Bank of India, joins Mayank, Founder & CEO, ADROSONIC, to explore AIs growing influence on the economy and its potential to reshape businesses and the financial ecosystem.From the opportunities AI presents for growth and innovation to the larger shifts it could bring to the way organisations and economies operate, the conversa

Fresh footage shows the scale of the devastating flood along the China-Nepal border. What initially appeared to be an earthquake was later identified as a glacial collapse and landslide. But a key question remains: did monitoring systems detect the danger before the flood hit Nepal?Watch: https://youtu.be/NSd0Zu6VGMg?si=efr__XVAB-O60Ij0

Prince Harrys reported return to the UK is fueling fresh speculation about the future of the royal family. While King Charles is said to be rebuilding ties with his younger son, a new report claims Prince William remains unwilling to publicly reconcile with Harry after years of royal controversy. From the fallout of Spare and the Oprah interview to lingering trust issues within the family, the royal brothers reportedly remain far apart despite being physically closer than ever. Will Harry and Wi

Gal Gadot opens up about the intense preparation behind her upcoming film The Runner, admitting she used to hate running and never considered herself a runner. The actor reveals she spent nine months training with an Olympic coach to prepare for the physically demanding role, even joking that she once ran like Phoebe from Friends. Gadot says the rigorous preparation ultimately helped her learn to enjoy running, at least a little, as she transformed herself for the action-packed project.

PM Modis meeting with Vladimir Putin comes amid US pressure over Russian oil, defence delivery concerns and a widening India-Russia trade imbalance. Shreya Chandra shares what's on the agenda and what the meeting means for Indias ties with Moscow and Washington.

At 83, Robert De Niro has no intention of slowing down. The legendary actor opens up about staying physically and mentally active, why he believes stopping could make you atrophy, and his surprising thoughts on AI potentially extending human life by decades. Speaking alongside Adam Scott about his latest projects, De Niro reflects on aging, work, health, the future and why keeping both the brain and body moving matters. #robertdeniro #deniro #robertdeniro83 #thewhisperman #adamscott #hollywood #

PM Modi is set to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Bishkek as India-Russia ties face pressure over Russian oil, defence cooperation and bilateral trade. The two leaders are expected to discuss energy security, defence partnerships, regional developments and the future of their long-standing strategic relationship. What will India seek from Russia, and how could the meeting shape New Delhis ties with Moscow and Washington? Shreya Chandra has moreWatch: https://youtu.be/Tm6AAsnbcxQ

Germanys billionaire Dieter Schwarz, the owner of supermarket giants Lidl and Kaufland, is making a major push into technology. His Schwarz Group is investing 5.6 billion to build a new data centre in northern Germany, as it seeks to expand its cloud business and challenge US tech giants such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google.Through its Schwarz Digits division, the group wants to become a major European hyperscaler, offering cloud computing, data storage and AI services at scale. The investment c

It was an emotional reunion at Chennai the airport as relatives waited anxiously to receive their loved ones, breaking into hugs and tears on seeing them return safely.

India's spirited hockey fightback concluded with heartbreak against Belgium. The teams played to a thrilling 3-3 draw in regulation time. Belgium ultimately prevailed in a tense penalty shootout after the match. India had initially taken the lead through Abhishek's early field goal. Harmanpreet Singh scored twice to force the shootout, but Belgium won.

A bomb blast targeted the private residence of BJP MLA Sapam Ranjan Singh in Imphal West, Manipur, early Friday. The explosion took place around 1:30 am while the MLA was present at the house. No one was injured, although the blast left a small crater and caused minor damage to the compound walls. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh condemned the attack as senseless and barbaric. Local women, including Meira Paibis, also staged a pro

Karnataka minister B Nagendra has resigned from the state cabinet amid mounting pressure over alleged financial irregularities in the Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribe Development Corporation. Nagendra, who returned to the cabinet just 25 days ago, said he was innocent and accused the opposition of targeting him. This is his second resignation over the controversy. The alleged scam surfaced after accounts superintendent Chandrashekhar P died by suicide, alleging unauthorised transfers of Rs 187 c

Some of the worlds most critical trade and energy lifelines pass through the waters surrounding India. While China depends heavily on the Strait of Malacca to sustain its economy, and the United States spends billions to project power far from its shores, India holds an advantage neither superpower can buy: Geography.In this episode of Axis Deep Dive, host Prerna Kumar breaks down the high-stakes battle to control the Indian Ocean. From the strategic choke points of Hormuz and Malacca to the uns

A fresh threat targeting Kashmiri Pandits has surfaced, with the United Liberation Council, a front reportedly associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba, issuing its fourth such communication. The group has questioned efforts to reopen cases linked to the killings and displacement of Kashmiri Pandits, while also making explicit threats against those it labels traitors. The letter invokes incidents including Bijbehara, Gawkadal, Sopore and Handwara. Security and intelligence agencies are expected to examin

President Trump is facing fresh backlash after sharing a bizarre AI-generated image of himself with late country music icon Dolly Parton just days after her death. The post comes after Trump claimed Dolly really liked him, despite her carefully nonpartisan public image. Social media users slammed the image as disturbing and embarrassing, while questions also surfaced around Trump aide Natalie Harp. Meanwhile, Dollys family, Harry Styles and thousands of fans continue honoring her legacy.

In a remarkable achievement, Hockey India has granted fifty lakh rupees to the women's team following their impressive fifth-place finish in the World Cup, their best in fifty-two years. The team successfully defeated Germany in their concluding match and only faced one defeat during the tournament. This honor not only rewards their dedication but also motivates them for future challenges.

The immigration journey for Indians in the US and UK is undergoing significant changes. In the US, Indian employment-based green card applicants face extraordinary waiting periods, with EB-2 waits estimated at up to 179 years and EB-3 waits at around 38 years. At the same time, new USCIS guidance allows neighbourhood investigations during the naturalisation process, potentially involving neighbours, employers and others. Across the Atlantic, Indians remain the leading nationality across several

India-Canada trade ties are facing a fresh turning point as both sides weigh economic interests, strategic priorities and the future of bilateral commerce. From major trade flows to key sectors and diplomatic tensions, heres whats driving the latest India-Canada economic story and what it could mean for businesses and both countries.

Jelly Roll became emotional while reflecting on the memory of his late father, admitting he was scared to share such a deeply personal story with the public. The country music star opened up about the impact his father had on his life, leaving fans moved by his heartfelt confession. The emotional moment comes as Jelly Roll continues to face backlash from some Donald Trump supporters over his recent comments and jokes involving the former president. Despite the criticism, the singer has remained

A significant controversy arose when five Booth Level Officers were suspended after voter enumeration forms were found in a photocopy shop. This event ignited tensions between Shiv Sena (UBT) and BJP activists in Navi Mumbai. Authorities seized numerous printed Special Intensive Revision forms from the premises, and a case was filed against an individual for illegal possession. The opposition has since questioned the validity of the voter roll revision efforts.

The Bangladeshi national accused in the Saif Ali Khan stabbing case has approached the court. Mohammad Shariful Islam expressed his willingness to plead guilty and sought leniency. The court has asked the prosecution to file its reply and adjourned the hearing. Charges were framed against Islam under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Saif Ali Khan was repeatedly stabbed by an intruder inside his Bandra residence.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has established a new Business Advisory Council. This group includes fifteen prominent business leaders from various sectors. Some major corporate executives declined to join the new council. The council will meet quarterly to offer strategic guidance to the mayor. This initiative aims to foster collaboration between city hall and business leaders.

In a thrilling opening match, Namibia triumphed over South Africa by an eighteen-run margin. Although the hosts set a target of 163 runs, they successfully defended it as their bowlers limited the Proteas to just 145 runs. Dewald Brevis fought valiantly with a score of 75, but it fell short.

The United States has imposed sweeping new sanctions on nearly 60 Iran-linked entities, including several companies and individuals based in Hong Kong and mainland China. But what do these sanctions mean for China, US-China relations, and the global economy?In this video, we explain why Chinese firms have been targeted, how Washington is trying to cut off Iran's economic lifelines, Beijing's response to the latest sanctions, and the economic countermeasures China could consider if tensions escal

Delhi Police arrested a couple for allegedly working with Pakistan's ISI since 2024. They procured Indian SIM cards and sent them to Pakistan via Dubai. The couple provided logistical support and recruited people for espionage activities. Their Pakistani handlers paid them for the SIM cards and sensitive information. Investigations continue to identify more members of this alleged espionage network.

Sonia Gandhis memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love in India has triggered fresh controversy after Penguin Random House India clarified that it is not the books Indian publisher. The publishing house also rejected reports that it dropped the memoir because Sonia Gandhi refused editorial changes, saying it remained willing to publish the book. Alfred A Knopf has announced a November 10 release, while the Indian publisher remains unclear. The memoir is expected to cover Sonia Gandhis childhood in It

India is planning to acquire the battle-tested Javelin anti-tank missile system from the United States, US Ambassador Sergio Gor has said. Developed by Lockheed Martin and RTX, the shoulder-fired weapon features fire-and-forget technology, top-attack capability and an imaging infrared seeker. The system has seen extensive combat use, including in Ukraine. For India, the proposed acquisition could strengthen infantry anti-armour capabilities alongside existing weapons, particularly along challeng

Anaya Bangar's comeback in cricket reignites discussions on transgender athletes worldwide. The involvement of Laurel Hubbard in the Olympics represented a historic moment for diversity in sports. Lia Thomas's NCAA victory sparked intense conversations about eligibility in collegiate athletics. Meanwhile, the case of Emily Bridges in cycling has catalyzed shifts in international policies.

Iran has fired back at Donald Trump after the US president appeared to label the Strait of Hormuz as NEW US TERRITORY. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi launched an extraordinary response, invoking schizophrenia, hallucinations and delusions while taking aim at Trumps claim. The clash comes amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran over control of the crucial waterway.

Washington State University researchers used artificial intelligence to find better printing methods. This advance significantly reduces the cost and time for printing a critical metal alloy. The AI strategy successfully identified printable configurations for the GRCop-42 alloy. This innovation makes the alloy accessible for use on common commercial 3D printers. The AI approach could also accelerate discoveries in other scientific fields.

A major legal battle is unfolding between the Pentagon and Stars and Stripes, the iconic US military newspaper known for its independent coverage of America's armed forces. Three former staff members - publisher Max Lederer, editor-in-chief Erik Slavin, and senior reporter Lara Kortehave sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell, and the Department of Defense. The journalists allege that their dismissals violated their First Amendment free speech rights and federal

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly pushed back against Donald Trumps attempt to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, saying the lakes historic name is more than 400 years old and predates both Canada and the United States. Carney invoked the lakes Indigenous roots and declared that Canadians will continue calling it Lake Ontario then, now and always, delivering a sharp response as tensions between Washington and Ottawa escalate.