Hormuz disruptions not distant events, have direct implications for India: Rajnath Singh – Telegraph India
Hormuz disruptions not distant events, have direct implications for India: Rajnath Singh Telegraph India
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Gujarat Titans’ Kagiso Rabada caught smoking in hotel premises – Watch
Gujarat Titans bowler Kagiso Rabada is under scrutiny after being photographed smoking. While not a rule violation, the incident sparks debate given his past doping ban. Despite this, Rabada continues to perform well on the field, taking 10 wickets in six IPL 2026 matches, showcasing his ongoing value to the team.
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Tamil Nadu polls: Paid holiday announced for voters living in Kerala on polling day
A paid holiday has been declared for Tamil Nadu residents in Kerala on Thursday, the polling day. The high-stakes election campaign concluded Tuesday, featuring sharp exchanges on key issues. Security is heightened across Tamil Nadu’s 234 constituencies, where over 4,000 candidates are vying for votes.
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‘Ignored repeated warnings’: Iran fires on container ship in Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard fired on a container ship in the Strait of Hormuz, causing significant damage to its bridge. While Iran claims the vessel ignored warnings, the UKMTO reported no prior alert. This incident escalates regional maritime tensions, following recent US seizures of Iranian vessels and ongoing disputes over naval blockades.
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Top 20 hottest cities today are in India: Why are most of them from Bihar, Bengal? – India Today
Top 20 hottest cities today are in India: Why are most of them from Bihar, Bengal? India Today
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‘Indeed a delightful experience’: Uttarakhand CM Dhami attends Kedarnath opening ceremony, lauds temple committee
“This is indeed a delightful experience… The temple committee has made excellent arrangements here, ensuring that even ordinary people can now easily have ‘darshan’ of ‘Baba’ in a relatively short span of time… As of now, thousands of devotees have already had the privilege of catching a glimpse of ‘Baba’, as he expressed satisfaction over
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Aluminium foil on door handles: Trending US hack but is it smart?
A viral 2026 home hack involves wrapping door handles in aluminium foil across the US homes, claiming to reduce static shocks and deter intruders. While foil’s conductivity can disperse electrical charges, its security benefits are primarily psychological, offering minimal actual protection. Experts advise it is a supplementary trick, not a substitute for robust security measures.
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Map quest: Virginia vote leaves Trump seeing red – and blue
Virginia voters approved a referendum granting the Democratic-controlled legislature power to redraw congressional maps, potentially shifting the state’s representation from a 6-5 Democratic edge to a 10-1 dominance. This redistricting battle, ignited by Republican efforts in Texas and countered by Democrats in California, could significantly impact the upcoming U.S. House of Representatives elections, threatening the