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Video: Bus falls off ferry into Padma River in Bangladesh; 23 dead
Tragedy struck Bangladesh as a passenger bus plunged into the Padma River, claiming at least 23 lives. Rescue efforts are ongoing to find missing individuals after the bus fell from a ferry near Daulatdia. Officials confirmed 23 bodies recovered, with some survivors reaching safety. The submerged bus was eventually lifted hours later.
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‘Friendly nations’ only: Iran allows India, Pakistan, 3 other countries to use Strait of Hormuz amid war
Iran has opened the Strait of Hormuz for friendly nations like India, China, Russia, Iraq, and Pakistan. This comes as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged an end to the conflict and the reopening of the vital waterway. The Strait of Hormuz is a crucial oil route, and its volatility impacts global energy flows amid regional
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BCCI warns IPL captains on catch rules, provides update on impact player rule
IPL captains have been warned about strict enforcement of fielder movement rules during catches, with officials emphasizing complete control before celebrations. The Impact Player rule will also remain for at least another season, despite concerns from players like Axar Patel about its impact on all-rounder development.
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‘Trump doesn’t bluff’: WH warns Iran, says ‘will unleash hell’ against ‘any miscalculation’
The White House issued a stern warning to Iran, stating President Trump is prepared to “unleash hell” if Tehran rejects a deal to end the Middle East conflict. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt asserted that Iran has been militarily defeated and will face intensified strikes if it fails to accept this reality.
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India buys first LPG cargo from Iran in years, tanker was initially bound for China
The LPG shipment will be distributed among three state-run fuel retailers: Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited.
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‘He’d rather die in prison’: Imran Khan unbowed, sons share powerful message
Imran Khan, imprisoned for nearly three years, remains resolute, his sons reveal. Despite health concerns and his wife’s alleged mistreatment, Khan states authorities will never break him. He finds strength in meditation, viewing his incarceration as a trial. His sons, awaiting visas, last spoke to him for 28 minutes, noting his unwavering principles.
