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Prosecutors say Davis plotted Tupac’s 1996 murder; the defense argues the case rests on fiction, not fact, as the trial begins in Las Vegas.

Ananya Raj passes away at 27

A citizen-led social audit of a West Bengal public school's infrastructure turned deadly when armed assailants attacked a 25-year-old volunteer and his family. The tragic death of his father has now ignited a fierce political storm and demands for immediate police action.

Messi's future in doubt after father's passing

Marathwada rail links to get major boost

England's Jos Buttler has officially become the leading run-scorer in T20 cricket history with 14,833 runs, predicting 15-year-old Indian batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will one day break his milestone.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a severe spell of widespread heavy rainfall across Northwest, Central, and Eastern India through August 16, warning of potential flash floods and landslides.

A devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Colombia's Chocó department, causing massive infrastructural collapse, leaving at least 134 people dead, and thousands missing.

A US federal judge has dismissed the high-profile fraud and bribery charges against Indian industrialist Gautam Adani with prejudice, concluding a major legal battle for the Adani Group.

Tabu's fierce avatar revealed

Shehnaaz Gill's shocking on-set accident

Cybercrime racket busted with ₹7.42 crore routed

US-India ties strengthen

UPI transactions to remain free

As an indefinite hunger strike severely impacts the health of student leaders, the first round of dialogue between the Jharkhand government and protesting aspirants has failed to break the stalemate over alleged exam irregularities.

The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved landmark bipartisan legislation granting sweeping tariff powers to penalize major foreign buyers of Russian energy and curb military funding for Moscow.

Deaf students at a government school in Jaipur staged a silent protest over unsafe infrastructure and harassment, resulting in the immediate suspension of the principal.

Trapped under relentless drone strikes and deliberately engineered water shortages, half a million residents in El-Obeid, Sudan, are fighting for survival. As disease compounds the devastation, the international community remains largely silent on one of the year's most severe human rights catastrophes.

Deepfake videos targeting Nitin Gadkari removed

Basketball official accused of sexual harassment