India

Streamer DeenTheGreat faces 15-year prison risk as lawyer predicts case dismissal

Streamer DeenTheGreat, real name Nurideen Shabazz, is facing felony robbery and misdemeanor battery charges stemming from an alleged incident on a yacht in Miami. A conviction on these charges could result in a prison sentence of up to 15 years. His attorney has claimed that prosecutors are expected to drop the case in the near future. However, the charges are still active as of now, with a court hearing scheduled for August 4.

Jana Nayagan crosses Rs 260 crore worldwide gross in 8 days

Thalapathy Vijay's Jana Nayagan collected Rs 3.98 crore on its eighth day as weekday numbers followed a predictable dip. The film's cumulative India net collections have crossed Rs 153 crore since its release. Globally, the movie has surpassed Rs 260 crore in gross earnings. The Tamil version remains the dominant contributor to its overall box office performance.

From Poverty to Global Icon: The Life Story of Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo's rise to football stardom was built on a foundation of hardship and personal sacrifice. He grew up in poverty and left home at the age of 12 to pursue his footballing ambitions. Along the way, he endured the loss of his father before reaching the pinnacle of global success. Throughout these challenges, his discipline and deep sense of family remained central to his journey. His story has come to symbolize how perseverance and dedication can transform difficult circumstances into extraordinary achievement.

Amid Opposition protests, House clears Bill criminalising insult to Vande Mataram

Physicists reveal why these tiny worms stack their poop into towers that seem to defy gravity

Now, Gen Alpha: Bihar school students march 4 km over lack of facilities, staff face salary cut

India’s medical regulator seeks inquiry into Bihar MBBS exam ‘leak’

India's formal retail credit penetration more than doubles in a decade

Formal retail credit penetration in India has more than doubled over the past ten years, driven primarily by consumption-led lending such as personal loans. The expansion has notably reached younger borrowers and women, broadening the demographic base of credit users. Northern and central states recorded increased credit activity, while western and southern regions saw relatively moderate growth. Analysts note a shift in borrowing patterns, with credit increasingly used for lifestyle spending rather than asset acquisition.

Opposition slams Modi, Shah for silence on NEET protests in Rajya Sabha

The Rajya Sabha witnessed heated debate as Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge questioned Home Minister Amit Shah's absence and silence amid the ongoing NEET controversy. Kharge clarified that his remarks referred to public accountability through people's power, not any call for physical force. Opposition MPs also raised doubts about the effectiveness of the newly passed anti-paper leak legislation. Multiple parties went further, demanding that the government abolish the NEET examination altogether. The discussion underscored deepening concerns over student unrest and the integrity of national competitive exams.

From government to private: In 3 years, 1.54 lakh J&K Bank accounts were not linked to PAN

Trump Announces Gaza Deal Involving Hamas Disarmament and Israeli Withdrawal

Former US President Donald Trump has announced what he described as a landmark agreement aimed at disarming Hamas and facilitating an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. The phased deal is intended to establish a new Palestinian administration to govern the territory. The agreement was facilitated by an entity referred to as the Board of Peace, which played a central role in brokering the arrangement. Mediators Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye were credited for their contributions to reaching the agreement. The deal is positioned as a significant step toward reducing long-term security threats posed by Gaza.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day sets Rs 70cr record, tops Avengers: Endgame in India

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has recorded the biggest opening day ever for a non-Indian film in India, grossing Rs 70 crore. The Marvel release surpassed the long-standing record previously held by Avengers: Endgame. The Hindi dubbed version drew particularly strong crowds, with high occupancy rates reported across screens. Advance bookings for the film also broke prior records set by Hollywood releases in the country. The historic opening positions the film for what is expected to be a massive debut weekend.

ISRO’s NavIC system can no longer provide navigation data independently: Govt

ISRO & Japanese scientists review mission Chandrayaan-5 preparation

Minister in RS: Potential conflict of interest in RDI Fund disbursement

Government to House panel: Sheikh Hasina not allowed to conduct political activities from India

Muhammad Ali's Legacy: How Values and Courage Defined a Life Beyond Boxing

Muhammad Ali's journey in boxing began after his bicycle was stolen, an incident that led him to the sport and eventually to global fame. Beyond his athletic achievements, Ali was known for standing firmly by his personal and moral convictions, even at the cost of his professional career. His dedication to family and commitment to serving others shaped his identity as a humanitarian figure. Ali's courage in the face of adversity transformed him into an enduring symbol of inspiration. His legacy continues to resonate across generations, transcending the boundaries of sport.

Modi reviews safety of seafarers, supply chain constraints in extended CCS meet

How Michael Jordan turned early failure into a philosophy for success

NBA legend Michael Jordan built his celebrated career on a foundational belief that failure, when acknowledged, drives personal growth. He famously emphasized that inaction — not failure itself — is the true obstacle to success. Jordan's own professional journey was marked by setbacks that he consistently used as motivation to improve. This resilience-focused mindset has transcended basketball, inspiring people across diverse fields. His core message continues to resonate: the effort to try matters far more than the fear of falling short.

Parliament passes stricter anti-paper leak law with heavier jail terms and fines

Parliament has approved an amendment to the existing anti-paper leak legislation, introducing tougher penalties for those involved in examination malpractices. The revised law prescribes significant jail sentences and substantial fines for offenders. It also grants governments the authority to set up dedicated fast-track courts to handle such cases. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed the development, calling it a key step toward building a more credible and trustworthy examination system in India.