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Belgium bows out, Switzerland shuffles: Triathlon trouble at the Olympics

Bacteria levels in the Seine have caused issues throughout the Olympics, leading to several triathletes falling ill ahead of the mixed relay scheduled for Monday

AI in Olympics ad sparks creative debate; Google hits the delete button

Google is not alone in facing criticism for advertisements that appear to endorse AI's encroachment into creative domains

Sheikh Hasina's resignation sparks hope & fear: What's next for Bangladesh?

As news of Hasina's resignation spread, scenes of jubilation erupted across the streets of Dhaka and other major cities

Bangladesh erupts in celebration as PM Sheikh Hasina flees amid unrest

As news of Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's departure spread, local media reported that she had flown to India in a helicopter after being taken to a 'safe shelter' with her sister

The Adani heirs: Meet the future leaders of a $213 billion empire

The future of the Adani dynasty rests in the hands of his two sons, Karan and Jeet, along with their cousins Pranav and Sagar

'Death chambers': SC slams coaching centres over Delhi Rau's IAS deaths

Taking suo motu cognisance of the deaths of three UPSC aspirants in an Old Rajinder Nagar coaching centre basement, the SC sought responses from the Centre and Delhi govt

Bangladesh protests: Internet shutdown, curfew imposed, 97 dead in clashes

At least 91 people have been killed, and hundreds more injured as anti-government protests reignite violent in Bangladesh's worst crisis in 20 years

West Bengal CM slams GST on insurance premiums, urges Centre to reconsider

The decision to impose an 18% tax on insurance policies and premiums has drawn criticism from several Opposition leaders, including Mamata Banerjee

Chaos in Delhi: Kanwar Yatra adds to the woes of waterlogged capital

The situation is expected to worsen until the weekend as more kanwariyas enter the city before the 12-day pilgrimage concludes on Friday

Here's how smartphones became India's superhero in fight against poverty

'India has been able to lift 800 million people out of poverty over the past five to six years simply by the use of smartphones,' said UNGA President Dennis Francis

Congress to construct over 100 houses landslide-hit Wayanad: Rahul Gandhi

The Congress leader is currently visiting relief camps in Wayanad, which has been struck by three major landslides

Korean Air to stop serving cup noodles to economy passengers. Here's why

Ranked as the 11th best airline in the world for 2024, Korean Air is among many airlines re-evaluating their services due to the increased risk of turbulence

Two punches that shook the Paris Olympics: Boxer controversy explained

Italian boxer Angela Carini's Olympic journey ended in 46 seconds after two right-hand punches from her Algerian opponent in the first round left her devastated and crying

Trump's social media fortune shrinks by $900 million after Harris's entry

The value of Trump's stake in Truth Social has dropped by $900 million since Vice President Kamala Harris entered the presidential race on July 21

Tata Motors advances demerger scheme, unveils new corporate structure

Completion of the scheme is contingent on obtaining necessary shareholder, creditor, and regulatory approvals, anticipated to take 12-15 months

Turkey's shooter impresses with minimal gear, wins silver at Paris Olympics

Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec's viral photo, showing him with one hand in his pocket and minimal gear, has made him a social media sensation

Wayanad landslides: Massive rescue ops underway; 256 dead, 191 missing

Rain-triggered landslides struck Wayanad on Tuesday, claiming the lives of at least 256 people and leaving several hundred injured

Heavy rains lash Delhi: Flights diverted, schools shut, city on high alert

The heavy rainfall brought the national capital to a standstill, causing severe traffic jams and leaving people stranded as roads turned into rivers

Slow waters in Paris: The puzzle of missing world records at the Olympics

As the Paris Olympics 2024 enters its sixth day, only one world record has been set in the swimming events

Can Centre's new security plan protect Jammu from rising terror threats?

The Centre has chalked out a robust security strategy for Jammu region, with the deployment of SOG camps, training village defence committees, and increasing BSF presence to counter terror