Xi Jinping's new AI bloc: China launches 'World AI Body' with Pakistan and Russia in, India out

3.5-million-year-old mystery creature found in Japan is a 'giant' never seen before

Meet top 5 batters with most runs in India vs Zimbabwe T20Is

Japan is selling a refrigerator to cool the human body for Rs 9 lakh. It is already a hit in Tokyo

Sonam Wangchuk's connection with George Soros and Ford Foundation explained!

'There is no need for...': PM Modi takes a veiled dig at Rahul Gandhi, sends big message amid Parliament March

Iran strikes Amazon data infrastructure in Bahrain, power, water desalination plants in Kuwait

FACT CHECK: Was Abhijit Dipke detained during CJP's Parliament march? Here's what police say

UP BTech gold medalist dies by suicide after failing in nearly 50 govt job attempts, leaves note for father

Jail over Khamenei post: J&K youth returns home after 3 months in Saudi custody

'Now come to us': CJP resumes protest after Parliament march violence, calls meeting with Nadda 'waste of time'

Salman Khan breaks silence on health concerns after viral Mumbai appearance

'George Soros playbook': Understanding the foreign funding network around Sonam Wangchuk

Indus treaty can no longer function in its current form, says India; plans 5,500 mw of new J&K hydro projects

New OTT releases this week (July 20-26, 2026): Musafir Cafe, Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya, 72 Hours- 5 new titles coming on Netflix, Prime Video and more

2026 FIFA World Cup awards: Full list of Golden Boot, Golden Ball, Golden Glove and every major winner

FIFA World Cup 2026 team of the tournament: The best XI that ruled football’s biggest stage

'What is wrong...': Anna Hazare breaks silence on Sonam Wangchuk's protest, makes an appeal to Centre

Truck loaded with stones, metro stations closed: What's happening at Jantar Mantar now

Why US fighter jets use seamless bubble canopies compared to Russian jets

Why the F-22’s cockpit glass is thicker than a standard fighter jet

Student union leaders call off hunger strike at Jantar Mantar after civil society appeal, but protest continues

'Guru is the...': Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan shares message on education amid calls for his resignation

'We acted immediately...': Indian PM Modi breaks silence on paper leaks as NEET protest, calls for Education Minister's resignation grows

A video of journalist Philip Crowther reporting about the Ukraine crisis flawlessly in six languages is going viral. “There has been a war with Russian forces in east Donbas region for eight years now.

Watch | Video of journalist reporting about Ukraine crisis in six languages is going viral

Chinese firms are reportedly using spyware to track how their employees have been hunting for jobs including when they are likely to resign. The software is reportedly developed by a Shenzhen-based tech firm Sangfor Technologies.

Chinese spyware can detect whether an employee is job hunting and about to resign

Parenting has never been easy. But the widespread adoption of smartphones and the rise of social media has introduced a new wrinkle to the challenges of parenthood.

In an attempt to regulate his child's online behavior, father accidentally jams out entire town's internet

Russian President Vladimir Putin formally recognised Luhansk and Donetsk in eastern Ukraine as distinct entities in a weirdly worded proclamation published on Monday, and ordered soldiers to the rebel regions to fulfil peacekeeping duties.

It’s raining memes: Twitteratis find peace amid a tense Russia-Ukraine situation

Hong Kong is gearing up for an annual pro-democracy march on Monday, the anniversary of its handover to Beijing, that could draw large crowds amid widespread anger over an extradition bill that has already seen millions take to the streets.

Wonder of the Seas: World's largest cruise ship ready for maiden voyage - see pics

The world will reach a historic milestone on February 22.It's the date itself: February 22nd, 2022.This is an ambigram as well as a rare palindrome. Only a few dates on the calendar are extremely rare numerically.

22/02/2022: Today is Happy Twosday, and it's both a palindrome and an ambigram

Eating leftovers can be risky. Well, we are not kidding as a 19-year-old college student from New England region in the US had to undergo amputation of both legs after savouring the same.

Watch: Eating leftovers lands US student in hospital to face worst nightmare

An Indian-origin husband in Britain forged his wife's signature for divorce about which she remained unaware for 12 years. The divorce has been set aside by a family court after the judge ruled that the woman had no knowledge about her divorce.

Indian-origin husband forged wife's signature for divorce; she remained unaware about it for 12 years

Hundreds of millions of individuals worldwide suffer from alcohol use disorders, and millions die each year as a result of them. Although scientists have been working to increase the efficacy of drugs that could help make lifestyle changes last more permanently, most therapy methods include some type of counselling.

Alcoholic monkeys: New treatment reduces drinking by 50%, could help humans next

The United Kingdom's Chester Zoo has announced the birth of an aardvark for the first time in its 90 year history. The zoo informed that the new aardvark calf is a baby girl.

It's a girl! UK zoo announces birth of aardvark; gives it name inspired by 'Harry Potter'

According to a new research, attractive people have a better immune system. The study published in the Royal Society journal said "research suggests that a relationship between facial attractiveness and immune function is likely to exist.

Attractive people have stronger immune systems, reveals study

A diamond thief called Lulu Lakatos, who stole $5 million, has been asked to pay just $340 for executing a heist in the United Kingdom. The con woman had posed as a gem expert to steal diamonds by swapping them for pebbles from luxury Mayfair jewellers Boodles.

Diamond thief who stole $5 million asked to pay just $340 for heist

A British man claimed on YouTube that he had become the "world’s richest man for seven minutes" after opening a company named "unlimited money limited". Max Fosh registered the company online as: unlimited money limited and in the box which asked what would the company be doing, he posted - making money, however, an error popped up which asked him to choose the company's business activity.

'Unlimited money limited': How a man became 'world’s richest for 7 minutes', beating Musk

According to a study, the subvariant of Omicron, BA.2, may cause severe disease and can thwart some treatments. The Omicron variant was first reported in South Africa last November since then it has spread rapidly worldwide to become the dominant variant in several countries outpacing Delta.

Omicron's subvariant BA.2 may cause severe disease: Study

As tensions continues between Ukraine and Russia, UK PM Boris Johnson took to China's social network site Sina Weibo to warn President Putin. Johnson said Putin still has time to "step back".

PM Johnson takes to Weibo to slam Putin; Chinese netizens, Russia slam move

A micrometeorite slammed into a satellite and caused an internet outage in Australia, it has been revealed. Internet services provided by NBN Co in Australia were affected.

Micrometeorite slam to satellite caused internet outage in Australia

Reports claim a job advert by Spanish railway operator Renfe to recruit 30 female train drivers in Saudi Arabia has attracted 28,000 applicants. Renfe said it had culled the list through online assessment of academic background and English language skills as it seeks to recruit new operators for its service.

Saudi Arabia: Job ad for women train drivers attracts 28,000 applicants for 30 posts

A man suffering from Leukemia in Turkey has tested positive for coronavirus 78 times in the past 14 months but has remained cheerful and hopes to get well soon. Muzaffer Kayasan, 56, was detected with the virus in November 2020 as he spent nine months in a hospital and five months alone battling the virus at home in Istanbul.

Leukemia patient from Turkey tests Covid positive 78 times in over a year

Amid speculation of an imminent attack on Ukraine, Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said the Russian president "sometimes even jokes about it, asking if the exact time when the war is to be unleashed has been announced.

'Lunacy': Putin even jokes about it, says press secretary on Ukraine invasion

Some words deemed 'insenstitive' have been removed from mega-popular game Wordle. The game has been bought by The New York Times last month. The game, which consists of guessing one five-letter word a day in just six tries, was bought by the paper last month after it skyrocketed in popularity around the world.

Wordle, the mega popular word game, removes 'insensitive' words

The US defence forces flew a Black Hawk helicopter without a pilot for the first time. The attack helicopter flew for 30 minutes over Fort Campbell, Kentucky. “This historic flight marks the first time that a UH-60 has flown autonomously and builds on recent demonstrations at the US Army’s Project Convergence 2021,” Lockheed Martin said.

Watch: US Black Hawk chopper flies in pilotless mode

The rapid spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, has failed to put a damper on wedding celebrations. As per The Wedding Report, a market research firm, there will be an estimated 2.

Boom year for brides and grooms: 2022 will see the most weddings since 1984

The United States has "paused" avocado imports from Mexico after a US inspector received threatening phone calls. Mexican authorities said an official who was inspecting export shipments from Uruapan Michoacán city received a threatening call on his cellphone even as US and Mexican authorities planned to boost security.

Cartels & turf wars: Why the US suspended avocado imports from Mexico

Valentines Day is over and most of us have got a reason to continue to adore (or sadly not, depending on the response) our much loved and cherished person. But memories of Valentine's Day this year perhaps wouldn't be complete with a picture of this 'space rose'.

NASA's Hubble telescope clicks 'space rose' on Valentine's Day

We all have to face power outages sometimes. Sure, it creates a lot of discomfort. The phone battery dies in the middle of a particularly exciting series and there's no way to charge.

Power outage? Take trillion pounds, said this UK company

A video of an elderly Kashmiri woman showing off her English language skills has gone viral on the net. The woman in the video can be heard identifying onion, garlic and apple including a dog in English in the 36-second video.

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