Ex-India Hockey Captain Slams Switch from Blue to Saffron Jersey for 2026 World Cup

Bankipur by-election: Voting begins for high-stake triangular contest in Bihar

Actress Kirti Kulhari loses Rs 2.4 lakh to cyber fraud in Mumbai

Bollywood actress Kirti Kulhari fell victim to cyber fraud in Mumbai, with unknown criminals making unauthorized transactions worth Rs 2,43,852 through her mobile phone and credit card. The fraudulent charges were processed within minutes while Kulhari was watching a show at a theatre in Andheri West. Upon discovering the breach, she promptly filed a complaint with the Mumbai police. The Cyber Cell has since registered the case and launched a formal investigation into the incident.

Kevin O'Leary: China's rise will push US, Canada and Mexico closer together

Investor Kevin O'Leary has argued that China's growing global power will drive North American economies toward greater unity. He highlighted that Canada brings critical minerals and energy resources to the table, while the United States contributes scale and innovation. Mexico is also seen as a key player in strengthening the regional economic bloc. O'Leary's remarks come amid a broader global race for technological dominance, with companies increasingly adopting cheaper Chinese AI models. The shift signals mounting pressure on North American nations to consolidate their economic and technological strengths.

Salman Rushdie's attacker convicted on Hezbollah support and terror charges

A US man already serving a lengthy prison sentence has been convicted on new federal charges related to the stabbing of author Salman Rushdie. The jury found him guilty of providing material support to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. Prosecutors connected his actions to a 1989 fatwa issued against Rushdie and a subsequent speech. Rushdie himself testified at the federal trial, recounting details of the attack. The new conviction adds to the attacker's existing sentence for attempted murder.