Two barge into Imphal East home, shoot man dead, injure wife: Manipur police

A 52-year-old man, Ngangkham Thambou, was shot dead, and his wife, Ngangkham Ongbi Keinatombi, critically injured in a home invasion in Imphal East, Manipur. The assailants, who fled, attacked the couple overnight using firearms and a sharp weapon. An investigation is ongoing, with the community demanding justice before accepting Thambou's body.

Maanayata Dutt gives sneak peek into their FIFA Finals watch party, feat. Sanjay

In a heartwarming family moment, Sanjay Dutt and his children enjoyed FIFA's thrilling finals, showcasing their love for football. Dutt's son, Shahraan, is passionate about the sport while daughter Iqra displays artistic talent. Sanjay, who values his children's happiness, is set to star in the sequel to Khalnayak. The Dutt family cherishes shared experiences.

Beyonce to JLo: Celebs bring pinstripes back in the fashion circuit

Pinstripes are back in fashion for 2026, transitioning from boardroom staples to versatile style statements, worn by celebrities like Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez. Designers like Saint Laurent and Tom Ford are showcasing relaxed pinstriped silhouettes. Historically rooted in 19th-century banking uniforms, the pattern adapts well with basics and has broad appeal across body types.

'Will continue my fast': Sonam Wangchuk after 'brutality on peaceful protesters'

Sonam Wangchuk has vowed to continue his hunger strike in response to the violent crackdown on peaceful protesters in Ladakh. He condemns the government's brutality, emphasizing the urgent need for dialogue to address local demands. Wangchuk, an environmentalist and educator, has a history of advocating for sustainable development and regional rights in the face of oppression.

Who called whom? JP Nadda, CJP leaders differ on how the talks happened

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) met Union Minister JP Nadda after government outreach through Delhi Police sparked talks amidst ongoing protests. CJP leaders claimed they initiated contact; Nadda attributed it to protesters. Following a 10-minute discussion, Nadda assured the delegation he would internally address their demands, while urging protesters to cease disruptions, highlighting escalating tensions.

Riyadh Air orders 34 Boeing, Airbus jets to reach 100 destinations by 2030

Riyadh Air has accelerated its expansion by ordering 34 additional widebody planes from Boeing and Airbus, including 28 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and six Airbus A350-1000s. Aiming to serve over 100 destinations by 2030, the airline is set to compete with major Middle Eastern carriers as part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 plan to enhance global connectivity and boost tourism.

‘Govt ordered mobile internet shutdown till 6 pm around Jantar Mantar’

The government has suspended mobile internet services in parts of central Delhi, including Jantar Mantar, until 6 pm due to the Cockroach Janta Party’s ‘Chalo Sansad’ protest demanding Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Telecom providers confirmed the order, though no official document was published. The Internet Freedom Foundation criticized the lack of transparency, noting the recent history of internet shutdowns in India.

75-year-old Shabana Azmi sits inside a truck, crosses barricades at CJP protest

Veteran actor Shabana Azmi, 75, joined the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest in Delhi demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and accountability for alleged examination irregularities. Emphasizing peaceful protest, she rebuffed concerns over Bollywood's absence, while BJP MP Hema Malini suggested dialogue over demonstrations. The protest calls for urgent education reforms.

Mohali: Refund ₹44L or hand over flat to buyer, panel directs builder

The Mohali district consumer disputes redressal commission ordered WWICS Estates to either deliver a flat to a Shimla resident or refund ₹44.62 lakh plus 15% interest, citing failure to provide legal possession by the deadline. Additionally, ₹50,000 was awarded for mental harassment. Amit Kashyap's 2012 agreement stipulated possession by August 2015, which was not met.

US identifies its 2 soldiers killed in attack as Iran says ‘full-scale war now’

Tensions in West Asia escalated as the US and Iran engaged in heightened military conflict, with Iran's Revolutionary Guards claiming to attack US military assets following US strikes on Iranian cities. The ongoing instability led to disruptions in the critical Strait of Hormuz, where oil prices surged. Background includes Iran's declaration of a "full-scale war" with the US.

Who is Hamas' new leader Al-Hayya? Survived attack, has good ties with Iran

Khalil Al-Hayya has been appointed as the overall leader of Hamas, becoming increasingly influential amidst Israeli strikes that have decimated senior ranks. A veteran of the group, Hayya has played crucial roles in ceasefire negotiations, maintaining ties with Iran, and supporting attempts to broker peace. His leadership follows significant personal losses and a long history within Hamas since its inception in 1987.

Want to freeze your eggs? Expert shares ideal age, process and success rate

Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, is recommended for women primarily due to declining egg quality with age, particularly after 35. Dr. Preethi Reddy emphasizes that earlier freezing preserves higher-quality eggs, thus boosting future pregnancy chances. The process involves hormonal stimulation and egg retrieval, with stored eggs viable for up to ten years, offering flexibility for women delaying family planning.

Blaze engulfs fourth floor of Jawahar Bhawan complex in Lucknow; no casualties

A fire at the Jawahar Bhawan complex in Lucknow on Monday morning prompted a significant evacuation and firefighting response, with no reported casualties. Originating from a short circuit on the fourth floor, it spread to higher levels before being controlled by 18 fire tenders within an hour. Deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak announced structural inspections due to prior damage.

‘Rohit Sharma shut everybody up’: Ravi Shastri goes off after Lord's century

Rohit Sharma silenced critics with a brilliant century in the decisive ODI against England at Lord's, scoring 100 off 84 balls. This marked his 34th ODI century, amidst rumors about his future in the team. Despite mixed performances earlier in the series, Rohit emphasized his focus on contributing to the team, ready for upcoming challenges.

Leopard spotted in Ahmedabad housing society; forest teams launch search

The Gujarat forest department is conducting a search operation for a leopard spotted in Ghuma, Ahmedabad, early Monday, following residents’ notifications and CCTV footage confirming the sighting. Evidence, including chicken feathers and pug marks, supports the leopard's presence. Officials aim for safe capture and relocation, emphasizing public cooperation for success. Gujarat’s leopard population has surged to 2,274.

'Most anti-youth PM ever': Rahul attacks Modi in first reaction on CJP march

Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Modi as the “most youth-hostile” leader in India’s history, highlighting the Education Minister’s failure amid 152 paper leaks affecting 7.5 crore students without any accountability. He condemned the government for punishing students who question these issues while the perpetrators remain unscathed, illustrating a broader failure to protect and support youth in India.

'13th time was the charm': Techie shares advice after 12 Google rejections

Soumyadeep Paul, a software engineer, reveals that perseverance is crucial in tech job applications, having faced 12 rejections before landing a role at Google on his 13th attempt. He advises tailoring resumes to job descriptions and leveraging connections, like reaching out to HRs and hiring managers on LinkedIn. Social media discussions highlight varied opinions on factors influencing success in major firms.

'Could've been like Nepal, Bangladesh': Dipke says CJP marched with restraint

CJP leaders vowed to continue their protest near Kerala House despite police dismantling their stage at Jantar Mantar. They demand Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, the release of activist Sonam Wangchuk, and compensation for families of deceased NEET aspirants. After talks with Health Minister JP Nadda, no commitments were made, prompting the ongoing sit-in. This protest reflects long-standing frustrations.

Meta faces Tennessee trial: Did Instagram's design make teens addicted?

Meta Platforms faces trial in Tennessee over claims that Instagram's design fosters teenage addiction, contributing to a youth mental health crisis. Tennessee claims Meta misled the public about Instagram's safety while knowing its potential harms. The state seeks fines and changes to Instagram’s features, alleging chronic negligence by CEO Mark Zuckerberg. This trial follows similar lawsuits nationwide.

Andy Burnham wife: All we know about Marie-France van Heel and three children

Andy Burnham has become Prime Minister, following a swift transition without opposition from Labour MPs. His wife, Marie-France van Heel, a marketing executive from the Netherlands and mother of three, will join him in London, though she has largely avoided the public eye. The couple, married for over 25 years, met at Cambridge in 1989.

Atlee reviews Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana trailer: 'Looks unbelievably lethal'

The highly anticipated trailer for "Ramayana," set to release on November 8, 2026, was showcased at a grand event in New Delhi featuring the film's star cast, including Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram and Yash as Ravana. Attendees praised the film's scale, and filmmaker Atlee lauded the trailer's craft, calling it epic. The film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, honors the legacy of Arun Govil's portrayal of Lord Ram.

‘Protest karne se toh koi kaam nahi hoga’: Hema Malini speaks out on CJP

Amid protests demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for alleged exam irregularities, BJP MP Hema Malini declined to comment, asserting that dialogue, not protests, is necessary for resolution. Celebrities joined the protests, with hunger strikers receiving support. Background includes ongoing student grievances regarding NEET exam discrepancies, prompting significant public dissent near Parliament.

BTS meet Tom Cruise at FIFA World Cup 2026 final, RM calls Hollywood icon 'King'

BTS made history as co-headliners of FIFA's first-ever halftime show at the World Cup 2026 final, performing their hit "Dynamite" and emphasizing unity and hope. The performance followed a successful European tour finale. They also shared memorable moments with celebrities, including Tom Cruise and streamer IShowSpeed, enhancing the cultural impact of the event.

Raipur oncologist Dr Jayesh Sharma debunks 4 myths surrounding cancer

Dr. Jayesh Sharma, a senior cancer surgeon, debunked four prevalent cancer myths. He clarified that biopsies do not spread cancer, cancer isn’t contagious, patients can safely consume sugar, and Stage 4 cancer requires treatment to manage symptoms. He emphasized that living well is more important than the presence of cancer cells, challenging harmful misconceptions shared on social media.

US military identifies 2 soldiers killed in Iranian attack on Jordan

Two U.S. soldiers, 1st Lt. Tyler Feehan and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, were killed in Jordan while supporting operations against the Islamic State amid rising tensions with Iran, bringing the total U.S. military deaths in the conflict to 17. The war, which began on February 28, has seen lethal drone and missile risks extending beyond Iranian borders.

Here's why we keep choosing instant pleasure over long-term happiness

Fast pleasure, while seemingly rewarding, rarely leads to genuine happiness. True contentment stems from cultivating good habits, as emphasized by Dr. Samant Darshi, a psychiatrist with 14 years of experience. He explains that long-term happiness is linked to habits requiring effort, such as exercise and learning, which ultimately improve overall well-being. Instant gratification often fosters unhealthy behaviors.

Here's why some marriages feel empty even when nothing seems to be wrong

To develop emotional intimacy in marriage, focus on deeper communication and understanding rather than mere compatibility. Damini Grover emphasizes the importance of intention, time, and persistence to foster emotional safety when life feels imperfect. Many couples mistakenly rely on functional stability, missing the need for intimate emotional connection. A fulfilling marriage requires continuous effort to understand and meet each other's needs.

Gambhir, Shubman Gill blamed for ‘absolutely wasting genuine batter' KL Rahul

India, under Shubman Gill, suffered another ODI series defeat to England, leading to criticism of KL Rahul’s batting position. Former pacer Dodda Ganesh condemned Rahul’s placement at No. 6, where he scored poorly, despite a strong record at No. 5. Rahul will next play in a Test series against Sri Lanka, starting August 15.

10-minute morning Yoga stretch in bed to make you feel energized and younger

A simple 10-minute morning stretching routine promotes flexibility, reduces stiffness, and enhances circulation, leaving you energized. Certified yoga instructor Lea Spes advocates mindful movement over screen time, emphasizing deep breathing and gentle stretches. The routine includes hamstring stretches, twists, and neck stretches, designed for enjoyment and comfort. This practice can invigorate your day effectively.

How a Hormuz row pushed Iran and US closer to war: Dangerous new phase, decoded

The Iran–US confrontation in the Gulf has escalated into a shadow war, marked by direct attacks on American bases and critical infrastructure, following a failed ceasefire. The conflict originates from a misunderstanding over navigation rights in the Strait of Hormuz. Both nations are trapped by domestic politics, leading to a cycle of retaliatory strikes, increasing regional tensions, and risks of broader conflict.