Measles outbreak suspected as nearly 1,000 killed in Bangladesh this year so far

Bangladesh has been racing to halt the measles outbreak spread since March, when more than 100 children died in less than a month.

World's highest paid PM gets a salary hike, set to draw  <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>27 crore a year

Lawrence Wong, whose current salary is $1.7 million, said the government cannot attract top talent into politics if salaries remain unchanged.

Inside chef Sanjyot Keer's diet, fitness regime: Real reason he skips breakfast

Exclusive interview: Sanjyot Keer is always around food, so how does he actually stay fit? We asked the chef, and his answer is refreshingly simple.

Sable, Kujur, Jyothi in action at Indian Athletics Series finale ahead of Asian Games

How a Restaurant at the Top of the World Trade Center Changed New York

Windows on the World, over 100 stories up the North Tower, was a culinary juggernaut that shifted the city’s culture.

EV retail rises 53% YoY in August, but most segments decline month-on-month

Electric vehicle sales in India shot up in August clocking significant YoY growth, but MoM sales dropped in most segments.

Brent oil crosses $100: Why Middle East conflict is driving prices higher

Brent oil price crosses $100 as the Middle East conflict, Houthi attacks and Strait of Hormuz disruptions raise fears of a global oil supply shock.&nbsp;

Karan Johar Spotted On the Sets of ‘Pitch to Get Rich’ S2

US Military Sinks 5 Iranian Oil Tankers? CENTCOM Releases Dramatic Gulf Strike Footage

The U.S. military has released footage that CENTCOM says shows five Iranian oil tankers being sunk. The reported operation comes amid a major escalation between Washington and Tehran, with maritime routes and oil shipping increasingly caught up in the conflict. The footage provides dramatic visuals of the vessels being targeted as the U.S. continues military operations in the region. The reported sinking of multiple tankers could have wider implications for regional shipping, energy markets and tensions around the Gulf.

9/11: A fourth plane was headed for Washington, until 40 people stopped it

Two of the hijacked planes struck the Twin Towers in New York and a third crashed into the Pentagon.