Vinoth Anbarasan, a Qatar-based electrical supervisor, wins Dh50,000 in Big Ticket raffle. He plans to share with friends and create a memorable experience for his daughter, highlighting how such wins foster family bonds among Gulf expatriates.
Jashanpreet Singh, 27, has pleaded guilty to unlawfully dealing firearms and possessing a machine gun in the US. He was arrested at San Francisco airport while attempting to flee to India.
Aalto University research reveals global population datasets may be missing 53% to 84% of rural populations, impacting sustainable development planning and resource allocation worldwide.
Akanksha's witty Instagram video about her transformed lifestyle in Australia sparks global debate on work-life balance, safety, and cultural differences.
Former Indian Ambassador to the US Arun K. Singh highlights how the new US-India trade agreement eliminates competitive disadvantages, boosting bilateral economic ties and strategic partnership.
The US Small Business Administration has implemented a new policy excluding Green Card holders from loan eligibility, requiring 100% US citizen ownership. This change affects Indian entrepreneurs and has drawn criticism from Democrats.
Pakistan's National Assembly adopts resolution calling for aggressive national response to terrorism, alleging external sponsorship with serious concerns over India's role in recent incidents.
NATO has initiated troop deployments to Ukraine as part of a new peace agreement with Russia, with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte playing a key role in the diplomatic efforts.
Biographer Michael Wolff publicly challenges Donald Trump amid renewed Epstein controversy, with Trump denying knowledge and accusing Wolff of conspiracy, sparking intense political debate.
Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding Jeffrey Epstein after months of resisting subpoenas, as Republicans advanced contempt proceedings with bipartisan support.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reports massive Russian assault targeting energy infrastructure ahead of US-mediated negotiations in Abu Dhabi, with temperatures plunging to -20°C.
The Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement strongly condemns the enforced disappearance of family members of Baloch leader Dr. Naseem Baloch, demanding immediate release and accountability.
The Russian military alleges Ukrainian forces are abandoning fortified positions, weapons, and ammunition in Sumy under battlefield pressure, raising questions about frontline stability.
Dubai's RTA partners with Elon Musk's The Boring Company to launch the Dubai Loop underground transport system, connecting Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina to reduce congestion.
Ifunanya Nwangene, a 26-year-old rising singer from Nigeria, tragically passed away after being bitten by a cobra in her Abuja apartment. The promising artist, known for her powerful voice and appearance on The Voice Nigeria, succumbed despite efforts to
Students at Yale, Princeton and other US universities are protesting federal immigration enforcement, highlighting deaths of citizens in ICE encounters and systemic injustice concerns.
The National Green Tribunal has directed Madhya Pradesh to implement a scientific, district-wise action plan to restore Betwa River's water flow, addressing forcible sealing at its origin and ecological neglect through comprehensive conservation measures.
A bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi was stolen from an Indian community centre in Rowville, Australia. Police suspect three individuals were involved in the theft, which occurred around 12:50 am.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump discussed the India-US trade deal, highlighting mutual benefits and strategic partnership. Read their key statements and analysis.
The World Health Organization reduces its health emergency funding appeal by one-third to $1 billion for 2026, targeting 36 critical crises including Gaza, Sudan, and Ukraine.
Russia's senior diplomat states readiness for a world without nuclear constraints as New START treaty expires, potentially leaving strategic arsenals unregulated for first time in decades.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has directed the foreign minister to prepare for equitable negotiations with the United States, citing demands from friendly regional countries and requiring a threat-free atmosphere.
The US Department of State has expanded visa restrictions targeting citizens from 39 countries that refuse to accept deported nationals. The policy affects tourism, business, student, and immigrant visas.
US President Donald Trump announces a trade deal with India, reducing import tariffs from 25% to 18%. PM Modi thanks Trump, highlighting benefits for Made-in-India products amid bilateral trade growth.
French prosecutors have summoned Elon Musk as part of an investigation into X, focusing on content moderation and potential illegal activities on the platform.
At a World Wetlands Day 2026 event in Delhi, experts highlighted wetlands as cultural landscapes shaped by human knowledge. UNEP's Dr. Pisupati called for integrating traditional wisdom with modern science for conservation amid climate change.
US President Donald Trump criticizes Trevor Noah's Grammy Awards monologue referencing Epstein Island, calling the host 'terrible' and the ceremony 'unwatchable'.
Russia launched a major missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight, targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas despite agreeing to a cold-weather ceasefire. The assault involved hypersonic Zircon and Iskander ballistic missiles, injuring multiple
A viral tweet by Emirati analyst Amjad Taha defending India's civilizational contributions after Saudi trolls used 'Indian' as insult over UAE Hindu temple opening sparks online debate about racism, identity and Gulf relations.
Admiral Ali Shamkhani, adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader, declares US and Israel as single military entity. Warns any American strike will trigger retaliation against both nations amid nuclear tensions.