Allan Donald believes Australia are no longer the 'menace' the world feared once

Allan Donald says Australia are no longer the force of old, warning their struggling batting could leave them exposed against South Africa in the Test series.

Propstack, CBRE South Asia partner to strengthen data-led real estate services

Propstack has entered into an enterprise agreement with CBRE South Asia to integrate its data and analytics platform across the consultancy's India operations

Gurugram hit-and-run: Biker Sia says 'not satisfied' with accused's arrest

Sia said that merely arresting the accused is not enough and that she will be satisfied only when the strictest possible punishment is given to all four accused

Time moves faster on Mars than on Earth: Scientists calculate the difference

Scientists have calculated exactly how much faster clocks tick on Mars and what it means for future missions there.

Jarange may have to call off Mumbai protest, cites deteriorating health

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange's health worsens during his hunger strike, prompting doctors to recommend immediate hospitalization.&nbsp;

FBI chief Kash Patel’s furious senate clash stuns Washington

FBI Director Kash Patel faced a fiery Senate Judiciary Committee hearing as Democratic senators challenged him over the bureau’s political independence, alleged “weaponisation” of law enforcement and investigations involving President Donald Trump. Patel clashed with Senator Peter Welch during a heated exchange over election interference and his defamation lawsuits against media outlets. Senator Richard Blumenthal separately questioned Patel about allegations involving Russian businessman Umar Kremlev and celebrations connected to Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding. Patel rejected claims that public reporting should determine FBI action and defended the bureau’s counterintelligence record. The tense hearing highlighted growing political divisions over the FBI and its leadership.

POTUS adviser vows response over Bab el-Mandeb crisis?

US President Donald Trump is maintaining close contact with Arab leaders as Washington coordinates with regional partners on security and navigation in the Red Sea, according to senior White House adviser Massad Boulos. Speaking in Dubai, Boulos said there is daily military coordination with Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other partners, while discussions continue over the Bab el-Mandab. He called regional security and freedom of navigation a US “red line” but said Washington would not announce specific military steps yet. Boulos also discussed Sudan’s humanitarian crisis and US aid, as well as efforts to support Lebanon and strengthen the Lebanese Army. 

Iran’s F-15E kill forces US boots on ground: Watch America’s high-risk rescue

Newly declassified Pentagon footage has revealed details of a high-risk U.S. combat search-and-rescue mission inside Iran after an American F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down on April 3. The two-member crew, identified by the call signs Alpha and Bravo, ejected and landed roughly five miles apart. Alpha was rescued first, while the injured Bravo remained inside Iran and evaded capture for about 50 hours before being extracted around sunrise on April 5. CBS News reported that 21 U.S. aircraft were deployed for the rescue. The footage shows American para-rescue forces conducting the daring operation deep inside Iranian territory.

MHA declares Shahzad Bhatti Network a terrorist organisation under UAPA

The network is run by gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti, who is backed by Pakistan’s spy agency ISI

Army chief begins Russia visit to boost military ties

Army chief General Dhiraj Seth will receive a ceremonial Guard of Honour and pay tribute to the fallen soldiers at ‘Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’ in Moscow