
Iran Warns ‘Critical Hours Ahead’ as Lebanon Fighting Intensifies
Iran signals urgent developments in US talks while deadly strikes in Lebanon escalate, with no signs of slowing violence across the region.
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Iran signals urgent developments in US talks while deadly strikes in Lebanon escalate, with no signs of slowing violence across the region.

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has backed FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe’s strict action against alleged food adulteration, saying enforcement will continue across the state.

New York City has reportedly surpassed Silicon Valley in the number of tech workers, while Apple is cutting around 200 jobs tied to Siri and Vision Pro ahead of John Ternus taking over as CEO.

nion Minister Kiren Rijiju has defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's limited use of formal press conferences, saying Modi prefers direct public engagement and has given numerous interviews to journalists.

India has strongly criticised the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) after it called for sanctions against the RSS, with the Ministry of External Affairs accusing the organisation of being biased and lacking credibility.

Two men were injured after a 27-year-old man allegedly attacked them with a screwdriver inside a gurdwara in Edmonton, Canada. Police said the suspect had been released from jail just a day earlier and are investigating whether the attack was hate-motivated.

A Cameroon-flagged cargo vessel carrying 10 crew members, including six Indians, was reportedly hijacked off Somalia's Puntland coast. The ship was carrying Turkish weapons and communications equipment bound for Mogadishu.

Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has warned that the German automaker is facing a “more than critical” situation as it battles weak demand, overcapacity and growing competition from Chinese manufacturers. The company is considering major cost-cutting measures and job reductions, while plant closures remain under discussion.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced that appointment letters will be issued to one lakh young people over the next six months, highlighting the state government's recruitment drive and employment initiatives.

Former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic, convicted of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in the Bosnian War and the Srebrenica massacre, has died while serving a life sentence in The Hague.

Union Minister JP Nadda met a delegation of reservation-reform activists after the August 21 Jantar Mantar protest. Activist Ajeet Bharti criticised the meeting, alleging that the government's outreach failed to address the movement's core demands.

China has condemned the United States' planned expansion of sanctions against Iran and its trading partners, warning that Beijing will take necessary steps to protect its interests amid rising tensions between Washington and Tehran.