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US, Saudi Arabia sign civil nuclear deal paving way for uranium enrichment

The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement. This pact allows for a joint study on uranium enrichment facilities. US officials stated the deal upholds safety and nonproliferation standards. Congress will review the agreement, facing potential opposition from lawmakers. The deal comes amid ongoing military operations against Iran.

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Prince George turns 13: William and Kate share new photo and beach video ahead of Eton debut

Prince George has officially entered his teenage years. Prince William and Kate Middleton marked their eldest son’s 13th birthday by sharing a new portrait and a heartwarming video on social media, celebrating the milestone just weeks before he begins a new chapter at Eton College. In September, he will begin secondary school at the prestigious

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As of July, 11.4% of 7.99 lakh Waqf claims rejected after uploading on central portal

Minority affairs minister Kiren Rijiju shared waqf property data in Parliament. As of July 17, over 6.17 lakh waqf properties were validated and approved. A total of 91,253 properties were rejected during the verification process. Another 91,623 waqf properties are currently pending uploading on the portal. The UMEED Central Portal-2025 facilitates the management of waqf

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From Chernobyl orphan to Paralympic legend: Oksana Masters’ inspiring journey

Oksana Masters’ life began in a Ukrainian orphanage where survival itself was uncertain. After being adopted, undergoing multiple surgeries and discovering adaptive sports, she transformed her life completely. Today, she is America’s most decorated Paralympian. Her journey reminds people that even the hardest beginnings can lead to extraordinary achievements through resilience, hope and determination.

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Gaia Sausage collision may have flipped the Milky Way by 90° 10 billion years ago

A dramatic collision between the Milky Way and a dwarf galaxy around 10 billion years ago may have completely changed the orientation of our galaxy, according to astronomers. Researchers from Durham University say the Milky Way was likely flipped by more than 90 degrees after a direct hit from a smaller galaxy known as the

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