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India-Bound Oil Tanker Survives Gunfire Near Hormuz, Reaches Odisha Port
To ensure the safety of the vessel and its crew, the ship reportedly altered its route after the incident and continued its voyage towards the Indian coast without any further security breach.
5 Hospitalised After Bear Spray Discharged Accidentally At Japan Post Office
Amid a historic surge in deadly bear attacks across Japan, five post office visitors required hospital treatment after a canister accidentally discharged.
Crypto, Golf Clubs, Watches: How Trump Built $1 Billion Fortune Last Year
Trump's financial disclosure reveals $1.2 billion in crypto earnings last year, surpassing his real estate empire built over decades
Heat Dome Brings Extreme Temperatures To US Ahead Of July 4 Celebrations
Dangerous 100-degree Fahrenheit heat domes trigger health warnings and open cooling centers across the Northeast during July 4th celebrations.
Searching For Suu Kyi In Myanmar's Capital Of Confusion
Myanmar's Suu Kyi is under house arrest in Naypyidaw, but even generals don't know her exact location in the secretive, maze-like capital
Opinion: Opinion | Why India Should Be Very, Very Alarmed About China's Teesta Move In Bangladesh
China had been angling for the project for years but was thwarted by the Hasina government's caution. That's no more the case now.
"Reading Too Much Into It...": At NDTV's Indo-Japan Summit, Piyush Goyal On US' Pacific Command Move
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said the US dropping India from its Indo-Pacific Command name should not be overinterpreted.
No Land For Expectant Moms? After Court Setback, Trump's Birthright Plan B
By definition, birth tourism occurs when visitors come to America specifically to give birth to ensure their child receives US citizenship.
Middle East Conflict "Vindicates" Need For India-Europe Corridor: Envoy To NDTV
A second initiative, a "green shipping corridor" between India and Europe, is also progressing through working groups that have held a series of meetings.
OpenAI Considers Offering 5 percent Stake To US Government: Report
The proposed arrangement would involve other US AI companies handing over a similar stake to the government
Trump Takes First Flight On $400 Million Qatari-Gifted Air Force One
US President Donald Trump told reporters that he was proud of the luxurious plane. "You can do two things: You can low-key it, or you can show it," he said.
India-EU Trade Pack Likely To Be Implemented By Early 2027: Envoy To NDTV
Asked why a deal that has been negotiated on and off for 19 years was finally crossing the line now, the ambassador pushed back on the idea that global tariff turmoil forced India and the EU together.
8 Killed, 11 Injured As Russia Launches Massive Drone Attack On Ukraine
The attack came after Ukraine's air force warned that ballistic missiles were headed towards the capital and followed Zelensky cutting short a visit to Dublin Wednesday
US Man Named Santa Claus, 75, Arrested In Child Sex Sting
Man legally named Santa Claus arrested in Kenner for soliciting a minor in an undercover sting.
India Signed Simla Agreement On This Day In 1972. How Pakistan Has Violated It
India and Pakistan signed the Simla Agreement as a comprehensive blueprint for good neighbourly relations.
World's Largest Digital Camera Captures Unseen Corners Of Universe
Researchers hope observations will help them take a better census of the universe, mapping billions of stars in the Milky Way and billions more galaxies beyond it.
India-Japan Summit 2026 LIVE: Trade, Technology, Defence In Focus At NDTV Dialogue
India-Japan Summit 2026 LIVE News Updates: The event today will feature prominent voices including Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, Daikin India Chairman and Managing Director Kanwal Jeet Jawa, India's Ambassador to Japan Nagma Mallick and many others
US Woman Dies After Alligator Rips Off Her Arms Despite Boyfriend's Heroic Rescue Attempt
Brittany Clark was cooling off in the Econlockhatchee River with her boyfriend, Chance Allison, and her best friend when the alligator suddenly lunged at her in just three feet of water.
Dhurandhar Showed The Gangsters. Lyari Wants The World To See Its Football
When Brazil scored a stoppage time winner against Japan at the World Cup, thousands of miles away, in the narrow lanes of Lyari in Pakistan's Karachi, there was something closer to catharsis.
