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UK: Sikh woman raped in racially aggravated attack, told to ‘go back to your country’

A Sikh woman in her twenties was raped by two men in Oldbury, UK, in a racially aggravated attack where the assailants hurled abuse and told her to “go back to your own country,” sparking outrage in the local community.

'Mr President, Pakistan is another state sponsor of terror': When UN Watch ED got 4 seconds to finish speech

Pakistan was once again humiliated at the international level, this time in just 4 seconds by the Executive Director of UN Watch, Hillel Neuer. Here's how it went down.

Myanmar: 19 school students die as junta airstrike targets schools in Rakhine

The group posted a statement saying that the junta launched an airstrike targeting two private schools in Kyauktaw township, in midnight attacks on Friday. The strikes killed 19 school students between the ages of 15 and 21 and wounded 22 others

Former England cricketer reportedly under police investigation over sexual assault allegations

Greater London's Metropolitan Police added that the suspect, a former cricketer who is said to be in his 40s, has also been accused by two women of spiking their drinks at a cricket-themed pub in London.

IPL franchise lodges unique protest against Pakistan ahead of India's Asia Cup showdown against arch-rivals

After getting their Asia Cup campaign underway with a nine-wicket thrashing of hosts UAE, India face arch-rivals Pakistan in their next outing on Sunday. The fixture, however, remains a controversial one as it takes place just months after the Pahalgam terror attack.

Pakistan coach Mike Hesson faces bouncer during Asia Cup press conference: 'Where did you draw the courage from?'

Pakistan white-ball head coach Mike Hesson was quizzed on the absence of senior stalwarts Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan from the Asia Cup squad ahead of their opening game against Oman on Friday. Here's what the New Zealander said in reply.

Stree 2 star Abhishek Baneerjee reveals 'casting with sex' was a 'regular practice' in Bollywood: 'After MeToo...'

However, Abhishek Baneerjee said that his company has always preferred talent over anything else and none of his company members indulge in such kind of malpractices.

Disha Patani's father breaks silence on firing at their Civil Lines home in Bareilly: 'Khushboo was misrepresented and her name was dragged into the...'

He said that her comments had been "misrepresented," and clarified that his daughter's statement was wrongly connected to spiritual leader Premanand Ji Maharaj.

It’s about to get too much fun: Prime Video teases audience with a sassy promo for Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle

Tired of the same old scripted talk shows, boring banter, and recycled questions?

America ready for self-driving cars, but it has a legal problem

America may be technologically prepared for the arrival of self-driving cars, but outdated and fragmented regulations threaten to keep the industry stuck in the past

Days before Trump visit, UK enters $543 mn Google Cloud deal to boost national security

Britain's Ministry of Defence said in a statement that the deal includes Google Cloud's latest technologies, like "AI, data analytics, and cyber security”, to be deployed by the military for intelligence and national security specialists

Apple delays launch of ‘made-in-India’ new iPhone Air in China over ‘approval’ issues

When pre-orders for the new models began on Friday (Sep 12), customers in China were unable to place orders through the company’s local website

Shocker for Manchester United fans as 'bomb squad' member is included in Ruben Amorim's squad for 2025-26 season

All but one member of Manchester United's 'bomb squad' have been able to secure a move away from Old Trafford, either permanently or on loan, at the end of the summer transfer window. The remaining member, surprisingly, has been included in the squad for the 2025-26 squad.

World Boxing Championships: Jaismine, Nupur enter finals, Minakshi assured of medal as men's team draws blank

Jaismine Lamboria and Nupur Sheoran cruised into the finals of the women's 57kg and 80+kg categories respectively while the men's team failed to secure a single podium finish for the first time in 12 years.

Liverpool coach Arne Slot gives huge update on debut of their biggest summer signing

Liverpool coach Arne Slot has shared a major update on the debut of their record signing of the summer transfer window. Slot has revealed that their star player will be eased into action gradually and as he returns from an injury break and without pre-season training.

‘Bella Ciao’: What do engravings on bullet casings of Charlie Kirk shooting suspect mean?

After Maga activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead allegedly by 22-year-old Tyler Robinson at a university in Utah this week, police found a bolt-action rifle left in a wooded area near the campus. Bullet casings in the rifle were engraved with anti-fascist and taunting messages, according to Utah Governor Spencer Cox. What did they say?

This Week in Explainers: Will your food orders via Zomato, Swiggy cost more?

As the GST reforms come into effect from September 22, food delivery through Zomato or Swiggy could cost more than ordering directly from restaurants and food outlets. This comes as these companies will have to pay 18 per cent GST on behalf of delivery workers. Here’s all this and more in our weekly wrap

History Today: What are the Oslo Accords that Israel and Palestine signed in 1993?

Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) Chairman Yasser Arafat signed the famous Oslo Peace Treaty on September 13, 1993. The signing occurred in the presence of then-US President Bill Clinton at the White House. On this day, in 2004, Oprah Winfrey gave away nearly 300 new cars to the audience present at 'The Oprah Winfrey Show'

Nepal’s Gen Z protests have more to them than meets the eye

How Trump’s ‘War on Drugs’ buildup against Venezuela has a hidden agenda

India-Israel ties: A relation meant to last generations