India

China hints at sixth-generation fighter jet in military anniversary video

China's military has offered its first official acknowledgment of a sixth-generation fighter jet program, informally called 'Little Six.' The reference appeared in an anniversary video for the Y-20 transport aircraft, featuring a shadowy image and a brief verbal mention. This marks the first formal public signal of the advanced stealth aircraft project from Beijing. Analysts view the disclosure as a deliberate move to signal China's growing airpower ambitions, including capabilities such as in-flight refueling.

Delhi woman stabbed to death by husband who travelled from Lucknow over affair suspicion

A 30-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in Karkardooma, Delhi, while she slept. Her husband, based in Lucknow, travelled to Delhi with a pre-bought knife, suspecting her of infidelity. He entered the home of his sister-in-law, where his wife was staying, and carried out the attack. Residents at the scene overpowered the accused and handed him over to the police. Authorities have confirmed that suspected infidelity appears to be the motive behind the killing.

Neymar buys $1 million Jacob & Co. Astronomia Dragon & Tiger watch

Brazilian football star Neymar has expanded his luxury watch collection with the purchase of a Jacob & Co. Astronomia Dragon & Tiger timepiece. The rare watch is valued at close to $1 million, making it one of the most expensive additions to his collection. Neymar is widely regarded as one of the world's prominent celebrity watch collectors. The acquisition has drawn significant attention, once again putting the footballer in the spotlight off the pitch.

From ‘Nimbooda’ to ‘Rind Posh Maal’: Bollywood songs in Odisha textbooks trigger row

Meghalaya Court Upholds Bail for Woman Accused in Honeymoon Murder Case

A Shillong court has upheld the bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi, who is accused in a high-profile honeymoon murder case. The court had originally granted bail after finding that the investigating agency failed to adequately communicate the grounds of her arrest to her. The ruling reflects procedural lapses on the part of the investigators in handling the case. The decision means Sonam will remain out of custody as legal proceedings continue.

Jharkhand peon fired for ‘stealing tea and biscuits’, court sets aside ‘grossly disproportionate’ punishment

Trump Claims Iran Sought Meeting; Tehran Flatly Denies the Request

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran had requested a meeting with American officials, a claim Tehran has firmly denied. The assertion comes amid rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil shipping route. Before the onset of hostilities, approximately one-fifth of the world's oil supply passed through the strait. Trump has been working to maintain a fragile interim agreement as confrontations in the region have escalated in recent days.

Cessna Training Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing on UP Highway, Pilot Unhurt

A Cessna 152 aircraft owned by Chetak Aviation crash-landed near a highway in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh on Monday. The plane was being operated by a trainee pilot at the time of the incident. The pilot escaped the emergency landing without any injuries. India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has launched an investigation into the incident.

West Bengal passes OBC bills, cuts Muslim sub-groups and restores backward class panel powers

The West Bengal assembly has passed two bills overhauling the state's OBC reservation framework. The new legislation recognises 66 communities — 54 Hindu and 12 Muslim — outside the SC/ST categories, significantly reducing the Muslim sub-groups that were included under the TMC-led government. The move reverses earlier changes made by the previous administration, which had faced legal scrutiny. The bills also restore authority to the West Bengal Commission for Backward Classes, making its recommendations binding on the government for classifying communities and fixing reservation percentages.

India condemns Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan as act of aggression

India's Ministry of External Affairs on Monday strongly condemned Pakistan's military airstrikes on Afghan territory. The Indian government described the attacks as a 'blatant act of aggression' following reports that the strikes killed dozens of civilians, including women and children. Pakistan maintained that its operations were aimed at militant targets across the border. Afghanistan, however, rejected this justification, denouncing the strikes as 'cowardly' and 'brutal'. The incident has drawn sharp international attention amid escalating cross-border tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Rajnath Singh releases DFP-2026, will enhance efficiency, timely execution of R&D projects

Police to Use Gait Analysis to Identify Suspect in Ketan Agarwal Murder Case

Investigators probing the murder of Ketan Agarwal are planning to conduct gait analysis on the accused as part of the investigation. Gait analysis is a forensic technique that studies an individual's unique walking pattern to help identify suspects. Police officials said the method involves examining characteristics such as stride length, posture, and limb movements. The technique is typically applied to match a suspect's walk against footage captured on CCTV cameras. Authorities believe the analysis could provide key evidence in building their case.

Tamil Nadu Launches SPECTRUM System to Track and Classify Sexual Offenders

Tamil Nadu has introduced a new system called SPECTRUM to monitor and manage sexual offenders across the state. The initiative stands for Sexual Offender Profiling, Evaluation, Classification, Tracking, Risk Assessment and Unified Monitoring System. The system is designed to categorize offenders based on risk levels and keep a structured watch on their activities. This move aims to strengthen law enforcement's ability to prevent repeat offenses and improve public safety. The introduction of SPECTRUM marks a significant step in Tamil Nadu's approach to handling sexual crime accountability.

Rs 97-crore Arakkonam Yard remodeling completed: Southern Railway’s biggest yard to improve train operations

Fitness Coach Loses 25 kg in 24 Weeks at 46 Using Three Simple Habits

South Asian fitness coach Zee Ali successfully lost 25 kg over 24 weeks at the age of 46 through sustainable lifestyle changes. He followed a high-protein diet of 180–200 grams daily, which helped preserve muscle mass and reduce cravings. Ali also practiced disciplined daily planning, scheduling his meals, workouts, and sleep in advance. A consistent 10:30 pm bedtime and drinking 3–4 liters of water each day were central to his routine. His transformation highlights that significant weight loss can be achieved without extreme or drastic measures.

India condemns Pakistan airstrikes on Afghan territory

Akhilesh Yadav Slams BJP Over Reported Theft at Ram Temple in Ayodhya

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav launched a sharp attack on the BJP following reports of a theft incident at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, he alleged that the ruling party lacks both shame and moral values in handling the matter. Yadav pointed out that the government itself has acknowledged that such an incident took place at the temple premises. The remarks come amid growing political controversy surrounding the reported theft at the high-profile religious site.

Seven-member gang robs trader of gold, cash and car on Mangaluru highway

A trader was robbed on a highway in Mangaluru by a gang of seven individuals, with the entire incident captured on camera. The criminals intercepted the victim's vehicle and made off with approximately 180 grams of gold and cash. The total estimated value of the stolen goods and vehicle amounts to around Rs 20 lakh. Authorities are investigating the case using the available footage as key evidence.

US Supreme Court Lets Fed Governor Lisa Cook Keep Job Amid Trump Firing Bid

The US Supreme Court has temporarily allowed Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her position while her legal challenge proceeds. President Donald Trump had sought to remove Cook, citing allegations of mortgage fraud against her. Cook has denied the allegations and is contesting the Republican president's attempt to dismiss her. The court's decision permits her to continue serving at the Fed until the dispute is resolved through the legal process.

'Historic': Trump hails US SC order granting presidential authority sought since 1930s