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India, US sign 10-year defence framework after Rajnath Singh meets Pete Hegseth in Malaysia

India and the United States on Friday signed a 10-year defence framework as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held talks with his American counterpart Pete Hegseth.

After second round of Turkey talks, Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to extend ceasefire

After the second round of talks in Turkey, Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed to extend the ceasefire on Thursday. Next peace talks scheduled to take place on November 6

Blue canine mystery of Chernobyl solved? Researchers say fur colour of dogs may not be…

Dogs of Chernobyl team visited the disaster site to capture, sterilise, and release dogs descended from those left behind after the 1986 nuclear reactor meltdown and evacuation. However, during the mission, the team was baffled to discover several dogs with striking blue fur

Australia vs India LIVE Score 2nd T20 at Melbourne: Rain threat looms as large as IND aim to take lead

AUS vs IND LIVE Score (Australian cricket team vs Indian cricket team scorecard): There are high chances of rain playing spoilsport once again as India take on Australia in the second T20I at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Friday (31 October).

How Muzumdar’s ‘hair-dryer’ moment and a bond of trust took India from the brink to the World Cup final

As India faced elimination after defeat to England, women’s team coach Amol Muzumdar decided to take matters into his own hands. A ‘har-dryer’ treatment later, Harmanpreet and Co are in the final.

Jemimah Rodrigues didn’t just script a run-chase; she exorcised India’s scars and proved this team can finish

While making history against Australia, Jemimah didn’t just prove she belongs among India’s very best, she also showed that when pressure peaks and everything tightens, she will stand there and fight. For her partner. For her captain. For her team. And for the nation.

EXCLUSIVE | Ayushmann Khurrana on 'Thamma' success: 'It became the biggest opener of my career, was jamming with Dinesh Vijan-Amar Kaushik for five years'

In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, the leading man spoke about the staggering success of his new theatrical outing, entering the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe

'Baahubali: The Epic' Movie Review: Prabhas-Rana Daggubati-SS Rajamouli's remastered single-film version of two-part saga is nostalgic, high-octane & enthralling

Baahubali: The Epic is a nostalgic trip to the biggest and redefining Indian cinema, which shouldn't be missed

‘Nuremberg’ Movie Review: Russell Crowe & Rami Malek’s immersive performances in this Nazi drama has made the film more relevant

Not just Russell Crowe, Rami Malek’s brilliant performance as psychiatrist in this Nazi drama makes the movie more relevant in today’s time.

With demo run in Mumbai, Elon Musk's Starlink prepares for India launch

Tesla CEO, Elon Musk has decided to demo run his satellite internet company, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt. Ltd. in Mumbai. The company has leased around 1,294 square feet of office in the Chandivali area for about 2.33 crore.

The mushroom that you eat can power your laptop: Scientists find an alternative to rare earth-powered chips

Research by scientists who study neuromorphic computing, which is a field that mimics how the human brain transmits information, have turned fungi into a sustainable, low-cost replacement for rare-earth materials used in advanced chips.

AI boom is making billionaires richer, more in the West than Asia

The ongoing AI boom is making billionaires richer across the world, but the trend is more prominent in the West than in Asia where the slowdown in China has affected wealth creation, according to wealth intelligence firm Altrata.

Novak Djokovic’s booed alongside his son as he gets reality check after beginning new life in Greece

Tennis great Novak Djokovic was booed by Panathinaikos fans while attending a basketball match in Athens, where he now resides with his family after leaving Serbia.

How Sumo wrestlers became Japan's heaviest diplomats and made heads turn in London

The five-day Grand Sumo Tournament at London's Royal Albert Hall marked the first time an official sumo tournament took place outside Japan in 34 years. And the wrestlers, known as rikishi, captured the imagination of Londoners not just inside the dohyō but while sightseeing across the British capital.

Carlsen concedes Gukesh loss still weighs on him, jokes another defeat could cause ‘existential crisis’: 'I don’t know what to do'

Despite winning the Clutch Chess Champions Showdown in dominant fashion and taking home $170,000 in prize money, world No 1 Magnus Carlsen admitted that the defeat against D Gukesh at Norway Chess earlier this year was still playing on his mind.

Somethin’ Spooky: Why are we so obsessed with finding ghosts?

Ghost-hunting has become an increasingly popular and sensationalised hobby today. However, it isn't just for scientific curiosity; it’s also about forming social connections. It allows us to process grief, to analyse our fears of death and to explore what it means to be alive

The story of Rohit Arya, the teacher who held 17 children hostage in Mumbai

A man named Rohit Arya, a YouTuber and schoolteacher from Nagpur, was shot dead after he held 17 children and two adults hostage in Powai, Mumbai. Following a dramatic rescue operation, all the kids were safely taken out. Police reportedly believe the shocking act stemmed from Arya’s anger over alleged unpaid dues and lack of credit on his projects

How Britain’s Andrew lost his 'prince' title

King Charles III stripped his brother, Andrew, of his royal titles on Thursday (October 31) due to his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Here’s what to know about the once-popular prince

Two democracies, one future: Why Washington must reset its trade ties with India

Pakistan on edge as India strengthens Afghan relations

Russia’s Burevestnik missile test: How Europe is sleepwalking toward a nuclear crisis