Four Days Of Rain Kills 7% Of World's Rarest Orangutan In Indonesia
- Nearly 7% of the rare Tapanuli orangutans died due to extreme rain in Sumatra
- 58 of fewer than 800 orangutans were killed by Cyclone Senyar in November 2025
- Landslides and flooding devastated the apes' primary habitat in Batang Toru ecosystem
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Trump Claims Iran Tried To Attack Indian Ships With Drones, Slams Deal 'Leak'
- US President Donald Trump accused Iran of a drone attack on Indian ships near Hormuz Strait
- Trump described the drone attack on Indian vessels as "totally unacceptable"
- The incident involved three vessels with Indian crew off the Omani coast
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'Significant Progress, Probe On': Investigator Year After Air India Crash
- The AAIB has made significant progress in probing the AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad
- The investigation covered technical and operational factors related to the accident
- 241 of the 242 people on board and 19 others on the ground died in the accident
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Battle For Steel: Why ArcelorMittal Is In The Eye Of Storm In France
- French National Assembly voted twice to nationalise ArcelorMittal’s French operations to protect jobs
- The proposal faces opposition from the French government and ArcelorMittal citing economic challenges
- Supporters the need for state-led green investments in decarbonising the industry
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Mamata Banerjee, Battling Revolt, Faces Case, Probe Into Firm Linked To Her
- Mamata Banerjee faces a police case for alleged communal remarks during election campaigning
- State government orders probe into an ad agency linked to Banerjee over alleged Rs 635 crore transactions
- The ad agency case may be referred to ED for possible money laundering investigation
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'Europe's Weapons Used To Attack India': S Jaishankar On Double Standards
- External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar criticised European nations for 'moral ambiguity' over arms sales
- Jaishankar said Europe sells weapons that are used against India, while India has never harmed Europe
- He clarified that India buys Russian oil based on cost and availability and to help stabilise the oil market
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Tata Sons Board Meets To Approve FY26 Accounts
- The Board of Tata Sons met to review and approve annual accounts and dividend
- The meeting was held at Bombay House and lasted around four hours
- Tata Trust holds a 66 percent majority stake in Tata Sons
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Niall Horan Shares Awkward Moment During One Direction Performance At Wembley
- Niall Horan admitted that he panicked when he realised he was not as familiar with every verse of Steal Your Girl as he had expected.
- In the end, Niall Horan had no trouble as he successfully remembered all the lyrics.
- Niall Horan said he probably sang each One Direction song for no more than 40 seco
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International Labour Organisation Adopts First Treaty On Gig Workers' Safety
- The ILO adopted the first global convention to protect gig economy workers worldwide
- The convention covers all digital platform workers in formal and informal sectors
- It calls for fair pay and social security like other workers with similar employment status
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Delhi EV Policy Nears Finish Line, Hybrid Incentive A Sticking Point
- Delhi EV Policy 2.0's finalisation delayed by debate on hybrid vehicle incentives
- Proposal includes 50% road tax and registration waiver for strong hybrids under Rs 30 lakh
- After releasing the draft policy earlier this year, the Delhi government sought feedback from industry
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Manu Bhaker "Not In A Position To Speak" After Coach Jaspal Rana's Death
- Shooter Manu Bhaker is still coming to terms with the death of her coach Jaspal Rana, her mother revealed
- "It's not possible for Manu to say anything right now. She is not in a position," her mother said
- Rana, 49, died due to heart-related conditions on Friday
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