80 feared dead as US submarine sinks Iranian warship in Indian Ocean
- Indo-American student among 3 killed in Texas bar shooting; FBI probes possible terror link
- NATO intercepts Iranian missile headed for Turkey as war widens across region
- Nitish Kumar likely to move to Rajya Sabha; BJP set to pick new Bihar CM: Report
- Oil tankers halted, insurance pulled — Is Trump’s Hormuz gamble about to cost India dearly?
- Middle East on edge: How the Iran war is disrupting global travel and aviation
A new era begins in Iran: Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Ayatollah Khamenei, elected new Supreme Leader
Iran’s Assembly of Experts has reportedly elected Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, the son of Ayatollah Khamenei, as the country’s next Supreme Leader, according to local media reports.
‘India has betrayed me’: Mandana Karimi vows to return to Iran after Khamenei’s death
Mumbai/IBNS: Iran-born actress Mandana Karimi has said she plans to move back to her home country following the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a US-Israel strike, according t ... Full Article
- Rashmika Mandanna, Vijay Deverakonda dazzle in traditional looks at Hyderabad reception
- Nick Jonas shares romantic Holi throwback with Priyanka Chopra
- Evil Dead actor Bruce Campbell says his cancer is ‘treatable, not curable’ in emotional post
- Middle East conflict forces delay of Yash’s Toxic; new release date announced
Finn Allen’s 33-ball century dismantles Proteas, fires New Zealand into T20 World Cup final
Kolkata/IBNS: A breathtaking onslaught from Finn Allen powered New Zealand into the final of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, as the Black Caps thrashed South Africa by nine wickets in the first semifinal ... Full Article
- ‘England stronger opposition than West Indies’: Sourav Ganguly warns India ahead of T20 World Cup 2026 semi-final
- ‘Back home and safe’: PV Sindhu returns after being stranded in Dubai
- Samson stars as India knock out West Indies to reach T20 World Cup semi-finals
- Heartbreak for Rinku Singh! Father passes away amid T20 World Cup; condolences pour in
One in five kids now overweight: Study highlights global obesity crisis
The World Obesity Federation has warned on Wednesday that the world was set to miss the 2025 global target to halt the rise in childhood obesity. And despite the deadline now being extended to 2030, ... Full Article
- Breast cancer cases expected to reach over 3.5 million globally by 2050: Study
- Big health push! PM Modi to launch nationwide HPV vaccine drive from Rajasthan tomorrow
- Is academic pressure driving teens into depression? Study raises alarm
- Vegetarian diet linked to lower risk of five major cancers, study finds
Apple unleashes M4-powered iPad Air: Faster, smarter — same. Check out the price
Apple on Tuesday announced the new iPad Air featuring M4 and more memory, giving users a big jump in performance at the same starting price. Full Article
- Carl Pei unveils Nothing Phone (4a) colours ahead of global debut
- Apple unveils stunning new studio display XDR with 2000 Nits brightness and thunderbolt 5, check out the price
- Kolkata’s design scene gets a glam makeover! Inside the stunning design cultures 2026 showcase at KCC
- Honor pushes AI boundaries: Robot phone, humanoid robot, and magic V6 take center stage!
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- Bombs fall, bodies counted — Yet Trump isn't calling Iran strikes a ...
- Middle East tension: Several US warplanes crash in Kuwait, says ...
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- Explosions rock Dubai, Doha as Iran escalates drone and missile ...
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- Iranian ship sinks close to Sri Lanka following 'submarine' attack: ...
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- Pakistani President Zardari alleges India is preparing for 'another ...
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- Pakistan: Two bullet-riddled bodies recovered from Balochistan
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Oil tankers sit idle at anchorage. Traders scramble to price risk. Governments brace for inflationary shockwaves. What looks at first glance like a wartime disruption in the Strait of Hormuz may, according to some analysts, represent something more calculated — the opening move in a broader geopolitical strategy. Full Article
- Big investment alert! Bajaj Life unveils new opportunities fund — Should you jump in?
- Indian defence shares jump as West Asia conflict triggers investor rush
- L&T shares sink over 5% as Middle East conflict sparks investor fears
- Market panic! Sensex nosedives, Nifty tumbles as Iran–US-Israel conflict spooks investors
Tokyo/IBNS: Moved by the heartbreaking yet hopeful story of Punch, people in large numbers are flocking to the Ichikawa City Zoo in Tokyo to catch a glimpse of the seven-month-old Japanese macaque who has become an overnight internet sensation. Full Article
- Kolkata shaken! 5.3 magnitude quake sparks panic, people flee buildings
- Rejected by all, abandoned at birth — Punch’s heartbreaking story goes viral
- Snow Leopards and Dogs: How Himalayan Carnivores Rewire Survival in Spiti
- What are surging glaciers? Scientists warn they are becoming more dangerous than ever
The departure boards once flickered with holiday destinations and business hubs. Now, across parts of the Middle East, they flash cancellations, delays and uncertainty. Full Article











