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Beirut: In a bold display of state power, the Lebanese army has expanded its reach south of the Litani River, invading areas that had previously been off-limits to both national forces and UN observers. Deploying nearly 10,000 troops,…

Washington DC: In a move that's got political pundits chuckling and constitutional scholars shaking their heads, President-elect Donald Trump has once again dangled the tantalising prospect of a third White House stint, sharing an…

Hong Kong: Rescue teams in Hong Kong have officially suspended search operations at the gutted 18-storey residential building in Jordan after structural engineers declared the charred remains too unstable for further entry. The…

Dushanbe: Beijing issued an immediate evacuation alert for its nationals along the volatile frontier after a brazen drone strike from Afghan soil killed three Chinese labourers at a remote gold mine in Tajikistan. The assault targeted a…

Islamabad: In a high-stakes escalation that could rock Pakistan's fragile power equilibrium, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has unveiled a three-pronged offensive to secure the release of its incarcerated founder, former Prime Minister…

New Delhi: In a celestial treat that has astrologers buzzing, Saturn – the stern taskmaster known as Shani Dev – became direct in Aquarius on November 28, 2025, and will remain margi (direct motion) for an unusually long 239 days until…

New Delhi: In a bold flex of industrial muscle, the Adani Group has thrown its hat into the atomic ring, declaring its intent to construct nuclear power plants across India should the government greenlight private sector involvement through…

Lucknow: Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav has quietly buried the ghost of Bihar’s 2025 electoral disaster and signalled a sharp strategic overhaul for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly battle: no more reckless alliances that splinter…

New Delhi: India has vaulted to the third spot in the latest Global Power Index, leapfrogging Russia and trailing only the United States and China. The ranking, compiled by an international think tank that evaluates 140 countries, places…

New Delhi: As temperatures soar past 40°C in many parts of India, experts are sounding an urgent warning: leaving your smartphone under direct sunlight – even for 15-20 minutes – can cause irreversible damage worth thousands of rupees.…