Iran-US Tensions and Drone Conflict near the Strait of Hormuz

Pakistan started a fresh nationwide crackdown on Afghan citizens. It kicked off after the government’s deadline expired on July 11th. Raids, arrests, deportations they are happening across lots of cities now, top security sources are saying that. The Pakistan Interior Ministry directed authorities e

The markets kicked off Monday badly. Indian benchmark indices tumbled immediately, catching the fallout from those escalating geopolitical tensions boiling over in the Middle East. It felt like the global anxiety was bleeding right into Asian trading. Around nine fifteen, things started moving. The

Nearly four out of every ten women enrolled in Maharashtra’s Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana were pulled out after a massive statewide check. Government records, seen by The Indian Express, show more than 92 lakh women dropped from the scheme. The numbers are bigger than what the state governm

India isn't rushing into that interim trade agreement with the United States. That’s where the Narendra Modi government stands, apparently. They feel their bargaining position has actually gotten stronger lately. Things are looking up economically, there are more trade partnerships forming, and exte

US-Iran stuff right now. The Strait of Hormuz is really the sticking point again. Monday, Central Command CENTCOM said they launched more strikes against Iran. It was in response to those attacks on ships moving through that strategic waterway. The goal, according to the military, was supposed to be

India's central agencies just released an assessment. It points to something serious about Pakistan-based terror groups. They are running covert training modules specifically targeting women for recruitment. Sources tell us this isn’t some abstract idea. These outfits operating out of Pakistan have

Gianni Infantino, the FIFA president, is talking about expanding football’s global governing body. He says they will look at making the men's World Cup 64-team after the current tournament wraps up. That’s the one happening in 2026. Canada, Mexico, and the United States are hosting that edition, and

Mandira Bedi finally spoke out about therapy after losing her husband, filmmaker Raj Kaushal. She said it really helped her get through some of the hardest parts of life. Professional counseling played a huge role when she was dealing with that massive loss. She brought this up while promoting her n

Look, it’s happening. Airtel is cutting the cord on that free Perplexity Pro AI deal for their users in the next few days. It was bundled up with everything postpaid, prepaid, Wi-Fi plans. A year worth of access. Up to seventeen thousand rupees total, tied into those bundles last year. And now every

A murder happened in Nepal involving someone from Karnataka. A 25-year-old guy, Sahil Riyaz Ahmed Momin, he was from Belagavi district. He was allegedly killed by his roommate there. This started a whole police thing, searching for the person responsible. Sahil had been living in Khanapur, Belagavi.

Explosions happened across southern Iran. Near Bushehr, right by that nuclear facility, according to Iranian media reports from Thursday, July 9th. People were worried about what was going on. But then you have the denial. The United States said they weren't involved. And Tehran hasn't pinned any bl

The second season of *Lock Upp* really grabbed attention, right? Not just because of the contestants or all the drama swirling around. It’s also about who they brought in to host it: Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh. People are raving about them, obviously. But how much cash are these stars actually

Gaurav Khanna. Yeah, the guy who snagged that Bigg Boss 19 trophy back in '25. He was there now, making this starry appearance on Lock Upp 2. It wasn’t just a casual visit, though. There was something heavier going on. He showed up mostly to back his wife, Akanksha Chamola. She had dropped the bomb

Tyler Robinson, the guy accused of shooting Charlie Kirk, actually cried before his roommate. He told him he just wished he hadn't done it. That happened the day after the fatal shooting at Utah Valley University. Now things are moving into court. A preliminary hearing kicked off in a Utah courtroom

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