Agent Kim Reactivated ending explained: Did So Ji Sub's Kim Do Hyeon survive?

The finale of "Agent Kim Reactivated" ties up major storylines as Kim Do Hyeon hands over North Korean traitor Ri Eung Ryeong, allowing new Agent 66 to find peace. The series ends on a hopeful note with a shared meal among fathers. Despite no official announcement, strong ratings and talks for Season 2 suggest a promising future for the hit Korean drama.

A national sovereign software backbone

India faces urgent national security challenges amid a military revolution and global fragmentation, emphasizing the need for an indigenously built software ecosystem for defense. The effectiveness of future warfare hinges on AI-enabled, integrated kill-webs that enhance battlefield operations. To achieve this, India must streamline its military structures and harness private sector capabilities, ensuring its systems are interconnected for optimal performance.

UP vigilance books 5 engineers, contractor in ₹16.69 cr dewatering scam

The Uttar Pradesh Vigilance Establishment has filed a corruption case against five irrigation engineers and a contractor for causing a ₹16.69 crore loss by approving inflated dewatering rates. Following a 2022 inquiry uncovering evidence of misconduct, FIR charges include criminal conspiracy and cheating. The investigation will scrutinize payment approvals and individual roles of the accused officials.

Why women in infrastructure still have to earn credibility twice over

The infrastructure industry often lacks credibility, with women facing bias despite possessing technical expertise. Although more women are entering the field, deeper cultural changes and equal opportunities are necessary for progress. Successful organizations should focus on mentorship and sponsorship to develop inclusive environments, ensuring talent and leadership thrive regardless of gender, ultimately propelling industry innovation and growth.

Finance is the missing layer health care

India's healthcare system shows progress with out-of-pocket expenses dropping from 64.2% to 43.4% over a decade, credited to schemes like Ayushman Bharat. However, 30% of the population lacks financial protection, facing significant routine costs. With increasing medical inflation, funding healthcare requires innovative financial solutions beyond insurance, leveraging existing digital infrastructure for real-time payment support.

Rajasthan’s Keoladeo National Park faces water crisis as Panchana Dam supply dries up

Keoladeo National Park in Rajasthan faces a critical water crisis due to inadequate monsoon rains and no water supply from Panchana Dam, threatening its biodiversity and bird breeding. The park requires 550 million cubic feet (MCFT) annually; emergency measures are currently insufficient. UNESCO warns continued shortages could jeopardize its World Heritage status, highlighting a pressing conservation challenge.

Next governance reform must begin with environmental data

India's groundwater monitoring network, though extensive with 23,000 observation wells, lacks modern digital systems, leading to outdated data collection. Despite remarkable capabilities in other areas, environmental governance remains neglected, impacting strategic decisions. Real-time data is crucial for tackling issues like groundwater depletion and forest management. Urgent updates to monitoring systems are essential for effective governance.

Diksha shoots 70 to get close to top-10 finish in Scottish Open

Indian golfer Diksha Dagar achieved a notable 2-under 70 in her third round at the Women's Scottish Open, placing her Tied-11th with a one-over total amidst challenging weather. Leading the tournament is Korea's Jenny Shin at 12-under-par. Dagar's performance included key birdies on the 4th, 13th, and 14th as she prepares for next week's AIG Women's Open.

‘Five months, no full payment’: Engineer claims startup owes him ₹90,000 salary

A Reddit post by a startup engineer highlights his struggle with unpaid salary, claiming he’s owed approximately ₹90,000 after building the entire product alone. Despite helping the startup secure clients, he faced unpaid dues after transitioning from intern to full-time employee. Users debated the implications of his situation, raising concerns about legal complications and the lack of formal documentation.

Express networks are democratising economic opportunity

India's economic growth is increasingly driven by Tier II and III cities, where new businesses thrive, supported by a robust express logistics sector facilitating market access. This transformation has enabled local entrepreneurs to compete nationally and globally, with the express industry projected to grow significantly, enhancing connectivity and opportunity for small businesses. The shift towards inclusive growth reshapes India's economic landscape.

Poor Countries Are Aging Fast but Can’t Keep Up With the Cost

Thailand faces a growing elderly population crisis; one in six Thais is over 65, with limited pensions and few savings. Caregiver Boonma Klahan juggles family responsibilities and her job, yet struggles financially. The government’s efforts to manage aging fall short, leaving many seniors dependent on family or local aid as they age rapidly without sufficient support.

Walk in Odysseus' footsteps: Visit 5 real-life destinations behind The Odyssey

Favignana and Malta emerge as key destinations linked to Odysseus' epic tale, with Favignana believed to be where he resupplied post-Cyclops and Malta associated with Ogygia. Christopher Nolan’s recent film reignited interest in Odysseus' journey, urging visitors to explore Ithaca, Messenia, and Troy, each filled with historic treasures and breathtaking landscapes worth experiencing.

Walking every day but still not getting fitter? Fitness coach explains why

To improve fitness, simply walking won't suffice; intensity and variation are key. Fitness expert Sumit Dubey advises incorporating faster paces and resistance training to enhance cardiovascular health and muscle strength. Daily movement is beneficial, but real change occurs with intentional, varied efforts; aim for two and a half hours of steady motion weekly to build overall fitness.

'Corrupted arena': Siddaramaiah on why he won't contest the 2028 Karnataka polls

Former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced he will not contest the 2028 assembly elections due to health issues and concerns over corruption in politics. At 79, he emphasized his diminished enthusiasm and desire to remain a voice for the people. Siddaramaiah, who led the Congress to a landslide victory in 2023, has been active in politics since 1978.

Guru Purnima 2026: Jai Madaan suggests 5 important things you need to let go of

Guru Purnima, a sacred day in India honoring teachers and mentors, coincides with the Full Moon, making it ideal for emotional release and reflection, as noted by spiritual mentor Dr. Jai Madaan. She recommends letting go of resentments, control, self-doubt, draining relationships, and the fear of new beginnings for personal growth. This occasion fosters introspection and gratitude.

Joint Russia-US crew returns to Earth after 241-day mission on ISS

The Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft, carrying Russian cosmonauts Sergei Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikayev, along with NASA astronaut Christopher Williams, has successfully returned to Earth after an 8-month mission aboard the ISS. They landed near Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, at 1:27 pm Moscow time. This mission highlighted ongoing US-Russia cooperation in space despite geopolitical tensions.

Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix rescheduled to take place in Malaysia in October

Formula 1 will return to Malaysia for the first time in nine years with the Bahrain Grand Prix rescheduled for Oct. 4 at the Sepang circuit, pending FIA approval. This decision follows race cancellations in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia due to escalating conflicts. Malaysia, historically significant in F1, remains a key player in the sport amid regional tensions.

Ladakh LG calls for collective efforts to build compassionate ecosystem for special children

Kargil, Ladakh LG Vinai Kumar Saxena inaugurated the Union Territory's first Special School for Children with Special Needs, emphasizing the administration's commitment to inclusive education. The school offers barrier-free infrastructure and specialized support to ensure holistic development. Saxena urged community collaboration to empower children with special needs, aiming for Ladakh to become a model of inclusive development.

Yash says he would ‘spoil the atmosphere’ on Ramayana set with his loud music

The trailer for the highly anticipated film *Ramayana* was leaked before its global launch, initially at the Pratham Sankalp event in New Delhi and later at Comic-Con. Filmmaker Namit Malhotra announced a postponed release to enhance its worldwide visibility. Starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, *Ramayana* is set for a Diwali 2026 release, showcasing Indian culture.

Contractor held after 6-year-old drowns in pit in Gr Noida; 2 officials removed

A 53-year-old contractor was arrested following the drowning death of a six-year-old boy in a water-filled pit in Greater Noida’s Knowledge Park 2. The pit, dug for a borewell, lacked safety measures. Supervisors from the Greater Noida Authority were removed for negligence. The CEO has mandated strict safety protocols at construction sites after the tragedy.

What happened on Day 1 of Pralhad Joshi as education minister

Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi assumed charge following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation amid NEET paper leak protests. Joshi aims to understand ministry operations before taking action, expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Modi for the role. He retains his other portfolios while stepping into the education sector, previously serving in various capacities during the prior government, as Pradhan resigned to protect student interests.

Girls' residential school coming up near Noida airport to be developed as CoE for aviation

A 480-seat Sarvodaya residential school for girls near Noida International Airport is set to open in April 2027, aiming to prepare students for careers in aviation. Supported by The Doon School, it promises quality education with experienced mentors. Additionally, a modern composite school is also being established in Jewar to enhance educational opportunities in the region.

Lodha Developers aims 20% profit growth in FY27 to ₹4,100 crore

Lodha Developers Ltd aims for a 20% annual net profit growth to Rs 4,100 crore this fiscal, propelled by strong demand and project execution. The company reported a record quarterly profit of Rs 1,373.1 crore for April-June 2026-27. With a past profit surge and plans for new projects, it boasts significant long-term growth potential. Established in Mumbai, Lodha also targets expanding into the Delhi-NCR market.

‘This is a new subject for me’: Pralhad Joshi takes charge as education minister

Union minister Pralhad Joshi assumed additional responsibility for the education ministry, following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation due to student protests over exam irregularities. Joshi conducted a review meeting to understand departmental operations and ongoing initiatives, emphasizing his commitment to grasp the ministry's complexities. His appointment highlights the government's response to recent educational challenges and reforms.

‘AI won’: Man says chatbot kept him waiting 20 minutes over ₹820 refund

Users express frustration with AI customer support, advocating for easy human escalation. One shared a problematic refund experience, emphasizing AI's limitations and lack of human contact. While AI can efficiently handle basic queries, users argue it should not replace human assistance entirely, highlighting the importance of trust and accountability in customer service.

Berlin Pride attack: Cops hunt ‘dangerous’ Abdul B after 1 dead at LGBTQ fest

German authorities are urgently searching for 21-year-old Abdul B, suspected of driving a van into pedestrians near Berlin’s Pride festival, resulting in one death and 16 injuries. Investigations indicate ties to Islamic groups. The incident occurred late Saturday during a crowded celebration, prompting the cancellation of events and calls for public vigilance. This tragedy marks a significant attack on the LGBTQ community.

Rishikanta Singh, weightlifter, wins India's first silver medal at 2026 CWG

Weightlifter Chanambam Rishikanta Singh secured India's first silver medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games by finishing second in the men's 60kg category. He achieved a snatch record of 121kg but failed to lift 151kg in the clean and jerk. Earlier, para powerlifter Jhandu Kumar won a bronze medal, marking India's second medal. Rishikanta has a history of excellence, including a gold at the 2025 Commonwealth Championships.

Horoscope Tomorrow, July 27, 2026, read predictions for all sun signs

Tomorrow's horoscope emphasizes personal growth and connection across all signs. Positive energy surrounds home and relationships, urging reconnection and celebration, while trust in intuition and open-mindedness fosters new opportunities. Each sign is encouraged to embrace change, establish boundaries, and communicate openly, highlighting the importance of self-reflection and gratitude for attracting more blessings.

Saanvie Tallwar on why she didn’t file a case against Karan Kundrra over assault

Actor Saanvie Tallwar has accused former co-star Karan Kundrra of harassment and physical assault nearly a decade after their show ended, alleging he kissed her unexpectedly and then retaliated violently. She did not file a complaint due to support from producer Ektaa Kapoor and concerns over her career. Tallwar seeks closure, saying her past accounts were ignored. Kundrra has yet to respond to the allegations.

Trump's Bitcoin push fails to spark a new wave of crypto investors

Despite President Trump's strong advocacy for cryptocurrency, a report from the Urban Institute reveals that only 17% of Americans have ever owned digital currencies, with just 9% currently holding them. Increased availability through ETFs hasn't spurred investment, primarily due to Bitcoin’s volatility and a lack of understanding. Historically high prices have only driven many former investors away from the market.