'Not an anti-China coalition’: US clarifies Quad’s position amid regional tensions
US secretary of state Marco Rubio has said the Quad is not an alliance directed against any country, while noting that the grouping's concerns over
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Meet Atiksh Bhan, the student who tested different incentives to reduce smartphone use during face-to-face conversations in a randomised trial
Smartphones are ubiquitous today in social interactions, frequently competing for attention even when people are sitting together.
He sells peanuts till 3 am and makes it to class by 7:30: Meet Ariston Era III, the marine engineering student who works as a street vendor after class to pay his fees
When people say someone is working for peanuts, they don’t mean that positively, but this college student from the Philippines just proved them wrong.
Karnataka woman pays Rs 1.99 lakh to wedding photographer who promised personal coverage, finds assistants covering ceremonies instead; consumer court orders Rs 35,000 compensation and litigation expenses
BENGALURU: A wedding photographer in Karnataka has been directed to pay Rs 35,000 in compensation and litigation expenses to a bride after a consumer
1 killed, several injured in shooting at US stadium after Alabama football game
One person was killed and several others were injured in a shooting in Alabama's Birmingham on Saturday night, shortly after the Magic City Classic
‘Don’t just protest, shop’: Rahul urges INDIA bloc rally to support Delhi traders
NEW DELHI: As thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on Sunday for the INDIA bloc’s ‘Chalo Dilli’ rally, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi
'Fair of Thugs': BJP takes swipe at opposition with poster ahead of massive INDIA bloc rally
Ahead of the INDIA bloc's rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan on Sunday, the BJP released a poster titled \"Thago Ka Mela' (Fair of Thugs)\", targeting Congress
‘We can do it in 10 minutes’: Trump signals fresh US strikes on Iran, names Pickaxe Mountain
Amid reports of renewed military consultations between Washington and Israel over possible strikes against Iran, US president Donald Trump said on
Former Metropolitan Police employee forged medical certificates to claim around 200 days of sick leave over two years, costing the force nearly £19,000 before she admitted fraud in court
A former Metropolitan Police employee admitted forging medical certificates to justify around 200 days of absence from work over nearly two years.
Six Indian tourists go missing during trek to Nepal's Shey-Phoksundo Lake
Six Indian tourists, including two women and four men, have gone missing during a trek to Nepal's Shey-Phoksundo Lake, the deepest lake in the country,
Two US senators write letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai asking 9 questions as company pushes for AI in classrooms
Google wants AI in schools, but two US senators want answers from CEO Sundar Pichai first.
Amit Shah to spearhead BJP’s UP outreach before state polls with 18-rally plan
LUCKNOW: Days after pitching the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) as the BJP’s next major agenda item in Uttar Pradesh, Union home minister
Ancient Romans put warning signs outside their homes too; what the famous 'beware of the dog' mosaic in Pompeii tells us about everyday life
For those of us who are fearful of dogs, we take a moment before entering a house with a “Beware of the Dog!” sign.
Donald Trump speaks to Benjamin Netanyahu as US weighs fresh military strikes on Iran: Report
US President Donald Trump spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by telephone on Saturday as Washington assessed options for potentially
6.0-magnitude earthquake strikes Japan's coast near Shima
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck 58 km southeast of Shima, off Japan's Mie Prefecture coast, early Sunday, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS).
Sheetal Devi: Born without arms, she learned to shoot with her feet and became a world champion, Paralympic medallist and double gold winner at the 2026 Asian Para Games
A bow is usually held with one hand and drawn with the other. For Sheetal Devi, neither of those movements was an option.
‘Your father is waiting’: How 8-year-old lured KG girl into empty classroom before brutal attack in Panchkula; staff remained unaware until parents arrive
PANCHKULA: An eight-year-old boy lured a six-year-old kindergarten girl into an empty classroom at a government school in Panchkula on October 28, telling
A Tudor-era home that hosted Henry VIII suffered years of flooding after government works; a tribunal awarded its owners £3.3 million
A Tudor-era home in Sandwich, Kent, associated with Henry VIII, has been awarded £3.315 million in compensation after Environment Agency flood-defence