Category: Breaking News

Mexico’s preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 have suffered a major setback after striking teachers destroyed and burned giant football-themed statues in Mexico City. The incident happened just days before the capital is set to host the opening match of the tournament. Protesters targeted a World Cup promotional exhibition that featured large footballer statues...

Revised Rath Yatra code to be ready by next festival

The Green Bay Packers’ star player Josh Jacobs has gone back to join the team’s OTAs after he was arrested on alleged domestic violence charges sparking outrage among millions. While it seems unlikely that the Green Bay Packers will be taking any action against him, head coach Matt LaFleur has spoken about Josh Jacobs and...

‘Will work closely with Karnataka government’: PM Modi congratulates DK Shivakumar for taking oath as CM

Telangana High Court ordered HYDRAA to restore a 13.17-acre Kukatpally land parcel within 24 hours, condemning its violation of court orders. Authorities demolished fencing, evicted workers, and seized the land despite judicial protection. The court warned that restoration costs would be recovered from officials’ personal funds.

Economist Tyler Cowen predicts AI will reshape jobs rather than cause mass unemployment, posing psychological and social challenges for workers. He suggests professionals in fields like law and finance may face greater disruption, while those who adapt and take initiative will thrive. Cowen anticipates a gradual economic impact, emphasizing the growing importance of human skills...

Ram Charan’s highly anticipated rural sports drama ‘Peddi’ has released worldwide, aiming to be a massive blockbuster after ‘RRR’. The film, featuring Janhvi Kapoor and a stellar cast, boasts impressive pre-release business and a pan-India release strategy. With a significant breakeven target and Netflix securing OTT rights, ‘Peddi’ carries immense expectations for box office success.

India’s drone doctrine takes flight with planned $2 billion indigenous procurement

A new Tufts University study reveals ultra-processed foods (UPFs) pose health risks beyond their ingredients. Researchers found that the processing itself, including structural changes and additives, independently harms health. Even when nutritional quality was considered, higher UPF consumption correlated with worse health markers and increased mortality risk, highlighting a critical public health concern.

After reopening post five-month ban, limited slots for Kudremukh and Netravathi treks snapped up quickly; forest officials say complaints received