Senior Iranian leader and former commander in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Major General Mohsen Rezaei said that "vessels involved in incidents" should be covered to reduce risks.
Sukhwinder Singh alias Sonu, a resident of Miani village in Dasuya block, died on June 23, two days after he was taken into custody by Italian police following allegations of inappropriate behaviour at the Tibidabo Water Park near Brescia.
Thackeray, his son Aditya and key aide Sanjay Raut travelled to Nagpur for a party rally. Maharashtra CM Fadnavis, who was also headed to his hometown Nagpur, was on the same flight.
The funeral of Shoaib Akhtar's elder brother has attracted attention after viral videos showed Lashkar-e-Taiba deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri and other senior figures attending the burial in Islamabad.
According to CENTCOM, the US strikes were carried out on June 26 in response to an attack on June 25 involving the Singapore-flagged cargo ship M/V Ever Lovely, which was hit by a one-way attack drone launched by Iranian forces while the vessel was leaving the Strait of Hormuz near the Omani coast.
US universities have reported a 10 per cent drop in graduate enrollment from India in 2024-25, alongside a sharper 17 per cent decline in international students in the fall of 2025, according to a new US State Department-funded report.
Facing a rising revolt in the Republican Party, US President Donald Trump has reversed course very publicly on one of his hardline positions, telling the party members of Congress to vote for the release of files relating to a convicted billionaire pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
Bangladesh's Awami League party has called for a nationwide shutdown on Tuesday and announced demonstrations and protests from November 19–21 in the entire country while rejecting the "illegal" verdict of the country’s so-called International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) after conducting a "farcical trial" against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and two others.
Following Sheikh Hasina's conviction, Yunus said, "Justice will not merely survive in Bangladesh. It will prevail and sustain."
The Bangaldeshi foreign ministry noted that after their conviction, granting asylum to them in India would be a "highly objectionable act and a violation of international norms and principles of justice."
