Politics
V D Satheesan Pledges to Deliver Promises After Being Named Kerala CM
V D Satheesan, after being selected as Kerala Chief Minister, promises to fulfill all commitments made to the people, thanking Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders.
World
Why All Five Deepest Ocean Trenches Are in the Pacific
All five of Earth's deepest ocean trenches are located in the Pacific Ocean due to intense tectonic plate subduction. Explore the Mariana, Tonga, Philippine, Kuril-Kamchatka, and Kermadec Trenches.
Entertainment
Trisha Krishnan's Karuppu Cancelled Despite Vijay Approval; Family Absence Fuels Chatter
Trisha Krishnan and Suriya's film Karuppu faces sudden cancellation of morning shows despite Tamil Nadu CM Joseph Vijay's approval, reigniting speculation about Vijay and Trisha's relationship.
Business
Maharashtra Imposes Austerity Measures: Curbs on Foreign Tours, Vehicle Rallies
Maharashtra government announces austerity drive, restricting foreign tours and banning police permission for bike rallies and vehicle processions to cut costs.
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology
Amazon Announces More Layoffs Amid AI Investment Growth
Amazon has announced additional layoffs affecting thousands of employees as the company continues to invest heavily in artificial intelligence technologies and streamline operations.
Watlington Hoard Reveals Secret Royal Alliance
The Watlington Hoard of silver coins and jewelry discovered in Oxfordshire reveals a partnership between King Alfred the Great and King Ceolwulf II, challenging historical narratives.
India's Smartphone Shift: Budget Phones Fade as Prices Rise
India's smartphone market sees average prices hit record $302, but entry-level shipments plunge 59% as memory costs surge. Brands struggle to produce affordable devices.
EA FC 26 La Liga TOTS Leaked: Lamine Yamal 97, Mbappé 96
EA FC 26 La Liga TOTS leaked by FUTSheriff features Lamine Yamal (97), Mbappé (96), Pedri (96), and more. Liga F and Liga Portugal players also revealed.
Metal Detectorist's Find Rewrites Prehistoric Britain
A metal detectorist in Kent uncovered the Ringlemere Cup, a 4,000-year-old gold ceremonial bowl, initially mistaken for junk. The find led to a prehistoric ceremonial complex, reshaping understanding of Bronze Age Britain.
