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Godzilla Minus Zero Trailer Teases Ghidorah Clash, Battles Ramayana on Nov 6

The trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero hints at the return of King Ghidorah and a large-scale monster showdown. The film is set to premiere in North America on November 6. India's Ramayana Part 1 is also scheduled for a worldwide release on the same date, setting up a box office clash. Both films are targeting IMAX screens, promising visually ambitious theatrical experiences. Audiences are keenly watching how the two high-profile releases will compete in terms of scale and visual spectacle.

BJP got Rs 1,473 crore to fight Bengal, Assam, 3 other assembly polls

Sri Lanka a close friend, India stands by it: Rajnath Singh

Notice from colleges, assurance from government: J&K medical interns end stir

Absorbing unqualified pvt school teachers will ruin students: SC

Rubio Vows Continued US Strikes on Iranian Tankers Amid Rising Tensions

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday that the United States will keep targeting Iranian tankers as part of retaliatory military action. The statement came as American authorities confirmed that five Iranian vessels had already been struck. Rubio's remarks signal a firm US stance as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to escalate. The ongoing strikes represent a significant development in the broader confrontation between the two nations.

World's Longest 371-Day Cruise Departs Rome, Covering 62 Countries

A cruise ship named Regatta has departed from Rome on what is being called the world's longest cruise voyage. The journey will last 371 days, taking passengers across six continents and through 62 countries. During the trip, the ship is scheduled to dock at 220 ports worldwide, offering a comprehensive global itinerary. The cruise is marketed as a year-long adventure for travelers seeking an extended international experience.

BJP demands Punjab CM's resignation over farmer's suicide

Digital asset firms court sovereign funds

On Putin's agenda, sale of 5th-generation jets to India

Meta Launches AI Agent That Can Access Apps, Send Emails and Make Payments

Meta has unveiled an AI agent called Muse, known internally as Hatch, designed to perform tasks across third-party applications. The agent can carry out actions such as sending emails and making payments on behalf of users. It forms the core of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's broader vision to deliver what he describes as 'personal superintelligence.' The tool is intended to serve the billions of people who use Meta's platforms on a daily basis.

NIA drops UAPA against American, 6 Ukrainians held in 'terror link' case

Eiffel Tower women staff ‘sidelined’: BAPS apologises, MEA steers clear

Serena Williams sold Bel-Air estate for $8.1M, below her $12M asking price

Tennis legend Serena Williams sold her Bel-Air estate in 2019 for $8.1 million, significantly below its 2017 listing price of nearly $12 million. She had originally purchased the 2.7-acre property in 2006 for $6.612 million. The 6,101-square-foot home featured six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a swimming pool, private trails, and a full-service hair salon. Despite selling for less than the asking price, Williams still walked away with a gross profit on the sale.

US strikes Iranian tankers near Kharg Island; Tehran threatens Gulf oil vessels

Ukraine Securing Around 1,000 Patriot Missiles from Allies, Most Deliveries Years Away

Ukraine is in the process of contracting approximately 1,000 US-designed Patriot missiles from its allies, according to a Ukrainian defense official. Yevhenii Khmara of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group confirmed the procurement effort. However, he noted that most of the missiles are not expected to be delivered until the coming years. Khmara stressed the need for more urgent assistance, highlighting the gap between current needs and future supply timelines.

Endangered sawfish-turtle photo wins Australia’s top nature prize

North Florida family protects 816 acres while keeping land available for farming

US targets Iran’s entire aviation sector with fresh sanctions

Copenhagen's £200m Natural History Museum Set to Open in March 2027

Copenhagen's new Natural History Museum, built at a cost of £200 million, is scheduled to open on March 6, 2027. The facility will house eight immersive underground galleries and a vast collection of 14 million specimens. Highlights include dinosaur skeletons, 3D exhibits, and a dedicated Ocean Hall. The museum's design blends the existing historic Botanical Garden buildings with new underground architecture drawn from natural forms.