The Delhi Police have dismantled an international arms-smuggling network with suspected links to Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)
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Bandits abduct 215 students, 12 teachers in raid on Catholic School in Nigeria
Armed bandits attacked a private Catholic school in Nigeria’s north-central Niger State on Friday, abducting 215 students and 12 teachers
Trump calls meeting with Mamdani ‘productive,’ says he hopes he will be a ‘great Mayor’
US President Donald Trump on Friday called his meeting with New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani ‘very productive’
Google rolls out Nano Banana Pro with enhanced reasoning, visual capabilities
Google has introduced Nano Banana Pro, an upgraded version of its AI image generator, adding enhanced reasoning capabilities
Modi, Albanese meet on G20 sidelines; review progress in India–Australia strategic ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders’ Summit
WATCH: Cricket World Cup winner Smriti Mandhana says ‘yes’ as bae Palash Muchhal pops the question on one knee; video goes VIRAL
In the viral video, Palash and Smriti walk into the DY Patil Stadium together, where earlier this month, Smriti and her gang, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, scripted history as they lifted the ICC Women’s World Cup.
Jaipur student begged teacher for help against bullying—ignored five times before suicide: Report
A class 4 student, who recently committed suicide in a Jaipur school, was ignored despite approaching her class teacher five times.
IAF Tejas fighter jet crashes during Dubai Air Show display; pilot killed
A Tejas fighter jet crashed during a flying demonstration at the ongoing Dubai Air Show on Friday
Three dead after magnitude 5.7 earthquake hits Bangladesh, strong tremors felt in Kolkata
At least three people died after an earthquake caused a railing to collapse from a five-storey building in Bangladesh capital Dhaka
‘Diplomacy is hard work’: At book launch, Vivian Balakrishnan recalls MFA’s humble beginnings
The new book marks six decades of Singapore’s foreign policy journey, one that survived a difficult start to grow into something strong and respected.
