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How Raghav Chadha and Parineeti Chopra fell in love? First meeting in London, actress Googled him, breakfast date, marriage and more

Raghav Chadha has reportedly removed from AAP’s Rajya Sabha deputy leader post and now his personali life with wife Parineeti Chopra is creating a buzz.

Karnataka floats tender to hire consultant to implement ‘One Nation, One Card’ for state-run buses

Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has invited bids to appoint a transaction advisor to roll out a common smart ticketing system across four transport undertakings that enables Shakti scheme validation and cashless travel across 26,000 buses

'Keep religion private': Why Ramzan event at UK's Trafalgar Square sparked a raging debate

Videos of people offering namaaz after iftar at Trafalgar Square in London have sparked a debate in Britain, with social media divided over religious freedom and the use of public spaces.

From Rawalpindi to London: How Pakistan’s army under Asim Munir is targeting critics beyond its borders

Observers cited in the report argue that Munir has personally driven this “dangerous” strategy, particularly against individuals linked to former prime minister Imran Khan, who remains jailed.

London: UK-born teen arrested after stabbing two boys at school; motive under investigation

UK counter-terrorism police said a London school stabbing by a 13-year-old is not being treated as terrorism, as investigators probe multiple possible motives and question the UK-born former pupil.

BJP corporator floats London-style ‘pay-to-drive’ plan for South Mumbai

Colaba corporator Makarand Narwekar has proposed to introduce a congestion tax in the central business districts and use the revenue generated to improve the air quality of India’s financial capital.

Bengaluru bank lowballs Rs 30 LPA offer to new mother, she rejects it to bag Rs 1.2 crore pa UK job

'I did not disclose my pregnancy because there is no written rule on when you’re supposed to, and I did not think it necessary to share that information before they made an offer,' Komal Khemani, 35, said.

Do humans have a ‘seventh sense’? Scientists in London discovered remote touch ability

New research suggests humans can detect objects without direct contact, using subtle physical cues. Scientists call it a form of “remote touch” that may represent a hidden seventh sense.

Archana Puran Singh left shocked as daughter-in-law-to-be Yogita Bihani wears her iconic De Dana Dan jacket in London vlog

Archana Puran Singh, seen as a special guest on The Great Indian Kapil Show, delighted fans with a warm YouTube vlog featuring a sweet surprise for her future daughter-in-law Yogita Bihani

From Tehran to London’s Billionaire’s Row: How Khamenei’s son built a hidden £100 million property empire despite US sanctions

A significant concentration of this wealth is located in London’s elite “Billionaire’s Row”, where 11 properties tied to his network are now valued at around £100 million.

Meta AI scientist moves to London after US denies re-entry post China visit: 'America’s loss'

Meta AI researcher Zifan Wang, who spent seven years in the US, said being denied re-entry after a visit to China was “unexpected and crazy.”

Eurostar cancels all trains from London to Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam: Here's what happened

The outage has left thousands of passengers stuck on both sides of the Channel and has become one of the most serious disruptions to cross-Channel rail travel in recent months.

Greta Thunberg arrested at pro-Palestinian protest in London

The 22-year-old was among hundreds of people who boarded a flotilla in October that tried to break through the Israeli blockade of Gaza.

Indian businessman in UK earns Rs 18,000 an hour training AI models: 'Curiosity drew me in'

The 34-year-old spent six years at Microsoft working on cloud and AI partnerships. He has also published research on the future of achievement in an AI era, and thus the idea of helping train AI systems felt 'natural' to him.

Scientists launch mission to save German hairy snail in London

London scientists and volunteers search for the rare German hairy snail, mapping habitats and planning conservation to protect this ancient species in tidal rivers.

UK-based Meta techie alarmed after Delhi Uber driver sent ‘murder threat’ translated by Google

'A chill ran down my spine. It is Delhi after all. Anything can happen,' Arnav Gupta, an engineering manager with Meta in London recalled, describing how he frantically opened the app to check the chat for context.

Video of man washing feet in London’s Thames sparks row over culture, cleanliness and stereotypes

A short video of a man washing his feet in London’s River Thames has triggered fierce online debate over public behaviour, pollution, cultural norms and how Indians are perceived abroad.

How Israel–Pakistan handshake in London triggers diplomatic uproar

A brief handshake between Israeli and Pakistani tourism officials at London’s World Travel Market has ignited a political storm, prompting government denials, public backlash, and renewed scrutiny of Pakistan’s potential Gaza peacekeeping role.

London crowned the 'world’s best city for 2026 — here's why

London has once again been crowned the world’s best city for 2026 by Resonance Consultancy. From its iconic skyline and cultural energy to its thriving economy and global appeal — here’s what keeps London unbeatable. Read to know more.

UK train stabbing: Accused charged with 11 counts of attempted murder

Eleven people were injured in the mass stabbing on the London-bound train, including a member of the train crew hurt while trying to stop the attack, who was still in hospital on Monday, in a critical but stable condition.

Couple adopts baby frozen for 30 years as embryo. They were toddlers when he was conceived

The embryo had been cryopreserved in May 1994, when its adoptive mother Lindsey Pierce was four and father was three. 'We didn’t care about the age or ethnicity of the embryo,' she said. 'We just wanted to give a baby a chance.'

London drops out of top 20 IPO markets after falling behind Mexico

As recently as 2013, UK IPOs accounted for more than half of the European fundraising total. That share has dwindled to 3% this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

London’s commuters face travel chaos as tube strike hits hard

All fleet staff as well as engineering, station and train workers walk out on Monday, causing chaos for the UK capital’s commuters

Almost 900 people were arrested at London Palestine Action protest, police say

Britain proscribed Palestine Action under anti-terrorism legislation in July after some of its members broke into a Royal Air Force base and damaged military planes

85 authorities, countless victims, a disturbing pattern: Why UK struggles to act against 'Pakistani rape gangs'?

Lowe, who chaired the Rape Gang Inquiry, announced that gang-based child sexual exploitation has been identified in at least 85 local authorities, reigniting concerns about grooming gangs.