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The International Space Station will meet its end in 2030, descending into the Pacific’s most remote spot, known as Point Nemo.

Clocks turned back nationwide in US as daylight saving time ended

The United States ended daylight saving time on Sunday, allowing Americans nationwide an extra hour of sleep, as clocks fell back to standard time for winter.

When Vicky Kaushal spoke about Katrina Kaif’s pregnancy news: 'Jabhi time aayega we won’t shy about announcing'

Reports suggest Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal are expecting their first child in October or November, though no official confirmation has been made. Fans are revisiting Vicky’s past comments, where he promised they wouldn’t shy away from announcing good news.

New Karnataka bill to curb fake news, ban online content against feminism, Sanatan symbols

As per the draft Karnataka Misinformation and Fake News Prohibition Bill, 2025, social media users found guilty of posting fake news could face imprisonment of up to seven years, a fine of up to Rs 10 lakh, or both.

Mammootty’s team refutes cancer rumours after fake news of actor’s serious illness surfaces

Mammootty’s PR team has officially dismissed rumours about the Malayalam megastar suffering from cancer, clarifying that he is in "good health" and simply taking a break from filming due to Ramzan fasting. The statement, issued on Sunday, March 16, put an end to the speculations circulating online about the veteran actor’s health.

Pakistan Passenger Train Hijacked | Rebels Claim Hundreds Of Hostages | BLA | Jaffar Express | N18G

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for taking control of the Jaffar Express train, which was traveling from Quetta to Peshawar in Pakistan. The incident took place in Balochistan, where the BLA blew the railway tracks and forced the train to stop before boarding it. Over 400 passengers were on board, and six Pakistani military personnel were killed during the operation. The BLA warned that the hostages would be killed if Pakistani forces attempted to intervene. Security forces have reached the site in Mushqaf, Bolan district, while the Balochistan government has imposed emergency measures to deal with the situation. This attack highlights the ongoing insurgency in Balochistan, where separatist groups like the BLA have been fighting for decades, demanding control over the region's rich resources. The BLA, the largest of these insurgent groups, claims that Balochistan's gas and mineral wealth is being unfairly exploited by Pakistan.

Netanyahu rolls Israeli tanks into West Bank, vows to 'combat terrorism' | N18G

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu rolls Israel tanks into the occupied West Bank for the first time since 2002. The operation has displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians from refugee camps in Jenin, Tulkarm, and Nur Shams. The move comes to destroy terrorist infrastructure, said Israel PM Netanyahu. Palestinian authorities have condemned the move as a "dangerous escalation."

'It would've ripped me in half': For the 1st time, sound and video of meteorite striking Earth recorded together

A doorbell camera captures the rare moment a meteorite crashes in Prince Edward Island, marking the island's first-ever meteorite discovery and shedding new light on the solar system.

KEC International| Debt Reduction, strong execution, and robust Order Book to drive Growth Outlook

KEC International has achieved notable growth, cementing its leadership in the T&D sector and expanding into railways, solar, and civil engineering. In Q2FY25, the company saw strong revenue growth with a 6.26% EBITDA margin. The company is expecting closer to Rs 25000 crore inflows this year. Now with an order book of Rs 34,088 crore, KEC's growth outlook is solid. Strategic moves like cable business monetization and debt reduction would only boost its investment appeal.

Sirca Paints| Growth at reasonable price| Is it the right time to invest in this stock?

Sirca Paints is a leading manufacturer of premium Italian wood coating products in India under the brands “Sirca” and “Unico”. Company's last quarterly result was soft due to labor shortages on account of the election and heatwaves in North India. This impacted real estate activities. Margins also dipped due to elevated logistics cost. However, with a focus on high-value products, acquisition of the "Welcome brand" to expand into paint thinners and continued strength in Unico (Wood coating), wall paints, and high-end decorative paints, future looks promising.

On this day, October 29 - Know what happened today in history

Discover significant events, birthdays, and deaths on October 29, from natural disasters to cultural shifts and personal triumphs.

Sikkim Bypoll News Highlights: Nomination papers of 3 candidates rejected, 4 in fray

Sikkim Bypoll News Highlights: The nomination papers of three candidates for by-election in two assembly seats in Sikkim were rejected during scrutiny leaving four candidates in the fray, officials said on Monday.

Responsibility for damage caused to India-Canada ties lies with PM Trudeau alone: MEA

India-Canada diplomatic row escalates as Trudeau testifies on Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing. MEA responds, citing lack of evidence.

Bengaluru rains: Govt will manage the situation, says Deputy CM DK Shivakumar

Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar assures government's preparedness to tackle Bengaluru floods, advises citizens to take necessary precautions amidst incessant rains.

Tamil Nadu Rains: CM MK Stalin says relief work on

Heavy rainfall subsides in Chennai and northern Tamil Nadu after days of downpour. Relief efforts continue, with free meals and shelter provided to affected residents, says CM MK Stalin.

Scientists discover hidden 'superpowers' in geckos that could treat hearing disorders in humans; know how

The research highlights the gecko's saccule, a part of the inner ear. While usually responsible for maintaining balance, it also allows the gecko to sense ground-based vibrations.

One year since Hamas' deadly attack on Israel: Gazans question Hamas' actions

A year after Hamas' attack on Israel, Gazans reflect on devastating consequences, questioning Hamas' actions, seeking change in Palestinian governance and leadership.

India must double steel import duties to curb dumping, says ArcelorMittal JV CEO

India's steel industry faces threats from dumping and predatory pricing. ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India CEO calls for doubled customs duties to protect domestic producers.

Telegram serves as a hub for 'underground markets' of Southeast Asian crime gangs, claims UN

The United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) claims that hacked data, including credit card information, passwords, and browsing histories, is openly traded on Telegram.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vows to use nuclear weapons against South Korea, US; here’s why

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned again that he could use nuclear weapons in potential conflicts with South Korea and the United State.

2 labourers die of 'gas leak' inside borewell in UP's Bulandshahr

Two labourers died of a suspected gas leak inside a borewell after they went down in it to restart a tube well here on Tuesday.

14 workers injured in fire at jewellery-making unit in Surat

Fourteen workers were injured when a fire broke out at a jewellery manufacturing unit in Gujarat's Surat city on Tuesday, officials said.

Blood test could detect early signs of obesity-related diseases in children

A groundbreaking study reveals that a simple blood test may help identify children at risk of conditions like diabetes and heart disease by analysing a broader range of lipid molecules beyond cholesterol. Learn how this discovery could revolutionise early detection and treatment of childhood obesity-related complications.

Bengaluru woman murder: Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara vows to nab culprits soon

Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara has vowed swift action in the shocking murder of a 29-year-old woman, Mahalakshmi, whose body was discovered dismembered in her Bengaluru flat.

Sunita Williams, stuck in space for months, takes command of the ISS once again as NASA prepares a rescue mission

Sunita Williams, the Indian-origin NASA astronaut, has once again taken command of the International Space Station (ISS).