Anmolpreet Kaur
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Weather Tomorrow: Heavy Rain Forecast In Parts Of Uttarakhand, UP, Bihar, Assam, Meghalaya
The Northeast is likely to remain one of the more active weather zones, while parts of western India will also see rain activity.
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2 Days Before 9/11, Al Qaeda Killed Osama Bin Laden's Biggest Taliban Rival
Ahmad Shah Massoud was killed in a suicide bombing just two days before the September 11 attacks.
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Top US General Was Asked To Halt Kid Rock Helicopter Probe Before Pete Hegseth Fired Him
Randy George reportedly wanted the US Army to complete its review of the low-flying helicopter incident.
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NDTV World To Launch 'Anviksha' Dialogue Series In Nepal On August 27
The first edition of NDTV Anviksha: Ideas Across Borders' will feature political leaders, diplomats, business figures, actors and sportspersons from India and Nepal.
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Inside The Secret CIA Mission That Cleared UAE's Path To Advanced AI Chips
Jonny Gannon's mission reportedly went beyond intelligence gathering and became part of a larger effort to reshape US-UAE AI ties.
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How Ground Robots Became Ukraine's New Frontline Force
Ground robots are now delivering supplies, rescuing the wounded and even taking part in combat missions across Ukraine.
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These High-Tech Futuristic Airships Are Helping Europe Keep An Eye On Russia
A Finnish startup is using autonomous airships to monitor borders, track threats and support Europe's defence efforts.
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Florida Influencer DreamDoll Brii, 21, Killed While Driving Her Lamborghini
The 21-year-old influencer, whose real name was Brianna Johnson, died after a shooting in Miramar, Florida.
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"Trump's Still Your President": White House Mocks Taylor Swift Wedding
The White House's official social media accounts shared a series of posts that appeared to take inspiration from Swift's music and branding.
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A Small Plane Hit Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper. Then The Internet Went Quiet
The incident has brought back focus on China's strict control over public information after major events.
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Europe's Summers Are Heating Up, But Air Conditioners Are Still Rare
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), nearly 90% of US homes have air conditioning, compared with only around 20% across Europe.
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Barnacles, Algae And Delays: The Cleanup Challenge As Hormuz Gradually Reopens
Barnacles, algae and mussels are creating fresh delays for ships waiting to resume journeys through one of the world's busiest oil routes
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Japan Struggles With More Children Getting Involved In Upskirting Crimes
According to police data cited by CNN, reported voyeurism cases involving minors jumped nearly sixfold in 2024 compared to the previous year and increased again in 2025.
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How Ukraine's Latest Drone Strategy Is Targeting Russia's Supply Lines
The campaign relies on a new generation of Ukrainian-made mid-range drones, including models such as the FP-2 and the Behemoth. These drones can travel between 50 and 300 kilometres
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Video: Passenger Lets Dog Sit On Plane's Tray Table, Triggers Hygiene Debate
Social media users are divided after footage showed a passenger letting her dog sit outside its carrier during a flight
