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1,200 Indians Evacuated From Iran Via Armenia, Azerbaijan: Foreign Ministry
Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held discussions with global leaders to address key international developments, including the ongoing conflict in West Asia.
Opinion: Opinion | Rs 30 Petrol Hike To Currency Crisis, What Oil At $150 Can Really Do To The World
In the Gulf today, the oil taps cannot simply be turned back on. This is the distinction from the 1971 that not many are talking about.
Undersea Cables At Risk Amid Middle East War: What It Means For India
Nearly 60% of India’s internet traffic to Europe passes through the Mumbai route across the Red Sea.
US Company Recalls Chocolate Products Containing Hidden Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
A California-based company recalled chocolate products that contained "undeclared" pharmaceutical ingredients, sildenafil and tadalafil.
US Army Introduces Lethal Plastic Grenade. It Uses Shockwave, Not Shrapnel
This new grenade is made of plastic and uses powerful shock waves to kill enemies.
"Hollywood Delusions": Iran General's 6,000 Years Reply To "Stone Age" Barb
Brigadier General Seyed Majid Moosavi replied to the US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's "back to Stone Age" post
"Our Indian Friends In Safe Hands, No Worries": Iran On Hormuz Blockade
The Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, has been disrupted since Israel and the United States attacked Tehran on February 28.
"You Know Nothing": Iran's Warning After Trump's "Stone Age" Threat
The statement came hours after the US President said in a televised address that Iran had "very few" missile launchers left and that its ability to launch missiles and drones had been "dramatically curtailed".
Danish Warship Dannebroge Sunk In Battle Of Copenhagen Found After 225 Years
Denmark's Viking Ship Museum, announced its findings on Thursday, 225 years to the day since the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801.
What's Real Anymore? How AI Blurs Truth In The Middle East War
Meme-driven AI content that trivialises conflict as it spreads misinformation is increasingly crowding out reality on digital platforms.
Trump Says "We Don't Need" Hormuz. Why Reopening It Matters For US
In his latest address, Trump passed the buck on the opening of the strait, critical to global oil supply, to oil-dependent nations.
How A Spanish Airport Became A Parking Lot For Gulf Planes Amid Iran War
A key factor behind Teruel's appeal is its dry, salt-free climate, which significantly reduces corrosion and helps preserve aircraft during prolonged periods of inactivity.
Opinion: In Data: How US-Iran War Changed Entirely After First 48 Hours? What Strike Patterns Reveal
Remove the first 48 hours from the data, and the war looks entirely different.
India's Rs 8,000 Crore Condom Industry Hit? The Impact Of Iran War Explained
About 86 per cent of ammonia required for producing latex comes from Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman.
US Man Had Sword Standoff With FBI Before Arrest Over Trump Death Threats
"Either Trump is dead and in the ground by 2026 or I am hunting him down and putting him there," Emerald wrote in an online post in May 2025.
Opinion: Opinion | Does Trump Really Have 'All The Cards' Against Iran - As He Says?
Even a relatively insulated US economy cannot entirely escape the ripple effects of sustained disruptions in one of the world's most critical energy corridors.
"He Is Still Recovering": Trump Mocks Macron, Says Wife Treats Him "Badly"
Donald Trump made a reference to a May 2025 news video that appeared to show Brigitte Macron shoving the French president's face on a trip to Vietnam.
Video: Airline Passengers' "Unreal" Mid-Air View Of Artemis 2 Launch
Artemis II launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and marks the first crewed mission toward the Moon since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.
Anthropic Predicts Demand For Cowork Agent To Dwarf Claude Code
Unlike with Claude Code, a similar AI agent for programming, Cowork does not require users to run a terminal and type in a command line.
