Major
- All
- News
- Videos
- Photos
- Web Stories
-
Why Israel Has Made It Mandatory For Military To Study Islam And Learn Arabic
The Israeli Defence Forces have made it mandatory for all soldiers and officers in the intelligence wing to train in Arabic language and Islamic Studies.
-
Sunjay Kapur's Mother Is Not A Shareholder, Says Company Amid Family Feud
The feud brewing within the Kapur family-owned Sona Group took a sharp turn Friday evening after the board said Rani Kapur, who had claimed majority shareholder status, had not been a shareholder at all since 2019.
-
Babar Azam left out of T20Is as Shaheen Afridi returns for Pakistan’s West Indies tour
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced squads for the upcoming white-ball tour of the West Indies, with a major headlines - the return of Shaheen Afridi.
-
What Does France's Recognition Of Palestine Mean For Middle East's Future
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced he will recognise Palestinian statehood, drawing angry rebukes from Israel and United States and opening the door for other major nations to potentially like Britain and Canada to perhaps follow suit.
-
Who Is Priya Sachdev Kapur, Wife Of Late Businessman Sunjay Kapur, At Centre Of Rs 30,000 Crore Empire
Priya Sachdev Kapur has emerged as a central figure in the high-stakes legal battle over control of the Rs 30,000-crore Sona Group empire.
-
Video Shows Missile Exchange Between Thailand, Cambodia As Clash Kills 16
At least 16 people, including a Thai soldier, were killed in deadly clashes between Thailand and Cambodia as both countries showed no signs of backing down on Friday.
-
New Zealand Name Michael Bracewell As Replacement For Glenn Phillips For 1st Test vs Zimbabwe
Glenn Phillips was ruled out of the Tri-series and the two Tests after he suffered a right groin injury during the final of the Major League Cricket (MLC) 2025
-
Family Drama, Power Play After Businessman Sunjay Kapur's Death
Dramatic allegations - 'forced to sign documents behind locked doors' and 'left to the mercy of a few for survival' - were made Friday by Rani Kapur, late businessman Sunjay Kapur's mother, hours before an AGM of the family-owned Sona Comstar.
-
6 Big Changes In NEP 2020 That Every Parent, Student, Educator Should Know
Major Changes In NEP 2020: Students opting to quit after a year in the program will be awarded a certificate, a diploma after 2 years, or a bachelor's degree after a 3 or 4-year program.
-
#IshibaDon'tQuit: Unlikely Support Grows for Japanese PM Ishiba To Stay
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's future is uncertain but an unlikely campaign for him to stay was growing online this week, including from people who are his natural political opponents.
-
Missile Launched From A Drone: Major Boost To India's Military Capabilities
India has successfully test-fired a drone-launched precision-guided missile at a test range in Andhra Pradesh.
-
Trump Cuts $9 Billion In Foreign Aid, Public Broadcasting Funds Despite Democratic Opposition
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a bill to rescind close to $9 billion in federal funding previously approved for public broadcasting and foreign aid.
-
From Tea To Espresso: Coffee Culture Grows In Tea-Loving Nepal
The Himalayan country, Nepal, is a major tea producer, as well as a major consumer. Tea is a part of Nepal's culture as rice, a constant presence at homes, meetings and social gatherings.
-
Updated Yezdi Roadster Spied Testing Ahead Of Launch
The Yezdi Roadster is likely to get some major design changes, while the mechanics will be similar to the outgoing version.
-
Narendra Modi Becomes 2nd Longest Serving PM, Breaks Indira Gandhi's Record
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Friday, completed 4,078 days in office, surpassing former Prime Minister late Indira Gandhi's record of 4,077 consecutive days as Prime Minister of the country.
-
Why Israel Has Made It Mandatory For Military To Study Islam And Learn Arabic
The Israeli Defence Forces have made it mandatory for all soldiers and officers in the intelligence wing to train in Arabic language and Islamic Studies.
-
Sunjay Kapur's Mother Is Not A Shareholder, Says Company Amid Family Feud
The feud brewing within the Kapur family-owned Sona Group took a sharp turn Friday evening after the board said Rani Kapur, who had claimed majority shareholder status, had not been a shareholder at all since 2019.
-
Babar Azam left out of T20Is as Shaheen Afridi returns for Pakistan’s West Indies tour
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced squads for the upcoming white-ball tour of the West Indies, with a major headlines - the return of Shaheen Afridi.
-
What Does France's Recognition Of Palestine Mean For Middle East's Future
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced he will recognise Palestinian statehood, drawing angry rebukes from Israel and United States and opening the door for other major nations to potentially like Britain and Canada to perhaps follow suit.
-
Who Is Priya Sachdev Kapur, Wife Of Late Businessman Sunjay Kapur, At Centre Of Rs 30,000 Crore Empire
Priya Sachdev Kapur has emerged as a central figure in the high-stakes legal battle over control of the Rs 30,000-crore Sona Group empire.
-
Video Shows Missile Exchange Between Thailand, Cambodia As Clash Kills 16
At least 16 people, including a Thai soldier, were killed in deadly clashes between Thailand and Cambodia as both countries showed no signs of backing down on Friday.
-
New Zealand Name Michael Bracewell As Replacement For Glenn Phillips For 1st Test vs Zimbabwe
Glenn Phillips was ruled out of the Tri-series and the two Tests after he suffered a right groin injury during the final of the Major League Cricket (MLC) 2025
-
Family Drama, Power Play After Businessman Sunjay Kapur's Death
Dramatic allegations - 'forced to sign documents behind locked doors' and 'left to the mercy of a few for survival' - were made Friday by Rani Kapur, late businessman Sunjay Kapur's mother, hours before an AGM of the family-owned Sona Comstar.
-
6 Big Changes In NEP 2020 That Every Parent, Student, Educator Should Know
Major Changes In NEP 2020: Students opting to quit after a year in the program will be awarded a certificate, a diploma after 2 years, or a bachelor's degree after a 3 or 4-year program.
-
#IshibaDon'tQuit: Unlikely Support Grows for Japanese PM Ishiba To Stay
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's future is uncertain but an unlikely campaign for him to stay was growing online this week, including from people who are his natural political opponents.
-
Missile Launched From A Drone: Major Boost To India's Military Capabilities
India has successfully test-fired a drone-launched precision-guided missile at a test range in Andhra Pradesh.
-
Trump Cuts $9 Billion In Foreign Aid, Public Broadcasting Funds Despite Democratic Opposition
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a bill to rescind close to $9 billion in federal funding previously approved for public broadcasting and foreign aid.
-
From Tea To Espresso: Coffee Culture Grows In Tea-Loving Nepal
The Himalayan country, Nepal, is a major tea producer, as well as a major consumer. Tea is a part of Nepal's culture as rice, a constant presence at homes, meetings and social gatherings.
-
Updated Yezdi Roadster Spied Testing Ahead Of Launch
The Yezdi Roadster is likely to get some major design changes, while the mechanics will be similar to the outgoing version.
-
Narendra Modi Becomes 2nd Longest Serving PM, Breaks Indira Gandhi's Record
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Friday, completed 4,078 days in office, surpassing former Prime Minister late Indira Gandhi's record of 4,077 consecutive days as Prime Minister of the country.
