Category: Breaking News

As synthetic drug networks evolve, US agencies are focusing on precursor chemicals, logistics systems, and international coordination to disrupt fentanyl trafficking.

Aamir Khan, the ‘Mr. Perfectionist’, is celebrated for his meticulous approach to filmmaking, treating each project as art. His selective script choices, dedication to detail, and willingness to defy conventions have consistently delivered impactful cinema. Khan’s commitment to storytelling, evident in his deep character immersion and unconventional film selections, sets him apart as a unique...

The Maharashtra CET Cell is expected to announce the MHT CET 2026 results between June 5 and June 8 for both PCM and PCB candidates. This year, the exam was held in two attempts, with the better score considered for merit ranking. Candidates will be able to download their percentile-based scorecards online for counselling and...

Speaking ahead of Afghanistan’s one-off Test against India in New Chandigarh, starting on Saturday, Shahidi said the team needs a more comprehensive Test schedule to continue its development.

Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has criticised CBSE’s decision to enforce the three-language policy for Classes 9 and 10 from July 2026, alleging it contradicts a December 2025 Governing Body resolution that favoured retaining the existing language framework until NCERT released graded textbooks. Ramesh questioned the academic basis for the policy shift, accused the Education...

In a shocking turn of events, Biswajit Mondal, a councillor from Kolkata’s Municipal Corporation, has been taken into custody after a woman accused him of assault and molestation. This alleged incident, which dates back to March, also includes disturbing claims of verbal abuse and threats that emerged amid the recent shifts in state governance.

God of War’s Laufey first look revealed: The series enters a new era with a surprising narrative twist

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An expedition to Angola’s remote Lisima plateau has unveiled a treasure trove of new species, including glowing spiders, camouflaged vipers, and blood-sucking flies. This “biodiversity blank spot” is now the focus of conservation efforts, with scientists racing to protect these unique creatures from threats like mining and farming, building on recent land protection breakthroughs.

Contrary to common assumptions, many snakes thrive in trees, not just on the ground. This article highlights five arboreal species, including the Green Tree Python and Emerald Tree Boa, known for their camouflage and hunting strategies in the canopy. The Paradise Flying Snake even glides between trees, showcasing remarkable adaptations for life above the forest...