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East Bengal to compete in Women’s Champions League alongside China, Iran and Uzbekistan teams in Group B

East Bengal to compete in Women’s Champions League alongside China, Iran and Uzbekistan teams in Group B

  • Three dead in clashes in Nepal prison, over 15,000 inmates escape from different jails

    Three inmates were killed in a prison clash in Nepal amid ongoing anti-government protests that triggered mass jailbreaks. Over 15,000 prisoners have escaped from more than 25 prisons, with security forces struggling to restore order following Prime Minister Oli’s resignation
  • Charlie Kirk: A college campus, a fiery speaker — and then a single gunshot

    Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during a Utah Valley University event, triggering panic and nationwide shock. Known for his controversial views, Kirk’s death highlights rising political violence in the U.S. The shooter remains at large
  • 19 terrorists gunned down in NW Pakistan

    Security forces killed 19 Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan terrorists in intelligence-based operations across Mohmand, North Waziristan, and Bannu. Militants also targeted an intelligence official’s home in Lakki Marwat, highlighting escalating attacks on law enforcement in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province
  • Three dead, over 15,000 inmates escape amid prison unrest in Nepal

    At least three inmates were killed in Nepal during clashes with security forces, while over 15,000 prisoners escaped from more than 25 jails amid anti-government protests. Authorities, including the army, are working to recapture escapees and restore order.
  • Evacuation of stranded Telugu people from Nepal gains pace; 217 traced, flights arranged

    The Andhra Pradesh government has intensified efforts to bring home 217 Telugu citizens stranded in violence-hit Nepal. Special flights and buses are being used, with over 130 already escorted to Kathmandu Airport, as coordinated evacuation operations continue with Indian and Nepalese authorities.
  • What is the urgency? SC declines urgent hearing on plea against India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash

    The Supreme Court on Thursday refused urgent listing of a plea seeking cancellation of the India-Pakistan Asia Cup match in Dubai on September 14. The petitioners argued the game undermines national dignity after the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor.
  • Hyderabad student critically injured in road accident in US

    Mohammed Zaid, a student from Old Malakpet studying at the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut, sustained critical injuries after being hit by a car. Admitted to St. Vincent’s Medical Centre, he remains on a ventilator. His family seeks government support and emergency visas.
  • Conservative activist Charlie Kirk shot dead at Utah Valley University; probe underway

    Charlie Kirk, 31, conservative activist and Trump ally, was shot dead during a Utah Valley University event. Authorities are searching for the gunman. Tributes poured in from across the political spectrum as vigils were held and security fears escalated nationwide.
  • Trump blames ‘radical Left’ after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s killing

    US President Donald Trump blamed the “radical Left” after conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 31, was fatally shot during a campus event in Utah. Calling Kirk a “martyr for truth,” Trump vowed accountability and said his legacy would live on.
  • Opinion: Is the US abandoning its role as the global anchor of democracies?

    America faces a tough test under Trump: can its safeguards resist a slide into autocratic legalism
  • Jofra Archer reaches career-best in ICC Men’s ODI Player Rankings

    Archer took successive hauls of four for 62 and four for 18 in the second and third matches against South Africa recently
  • Editorial: Nepal’s turmoil isn’t ‘democratic protests for justice’

    No amount of packaging to make it appear as people’s moment can justify the mindless violence being unleashed on the country’s streets
  • Pak court sentences 17 Imran Khan’s supporters to 10 years each in prison over 2023 riots

    A Pakistani court sentenced 17 PTI leaders and supporters, including ex-ministers, to 10 years in prison for their role in the May 9, 2023 riots. PTI condemned the verdict as politically motivated and aimed at silencing opposition voices
  • Nepal Army imposes nationwide restrictive orders, curfew to curb possible violence

    Following Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s resignation amid deadly protests, the Nepal Army imposed nationwide restrictive orders and a curfew to prevent further violence. Kathmandu remains under lockdown, with flights suspended, arrests made, and the UN urging restraint and investigation
  • Poland says ‘huge number’ of Russian drones violated its airspace 

    Poland reported a major violation of its airspace by Russian drones, some of which were shot down. Flights were suspended in Warsaw, and crash site searches are ongoing. Simultaneously, Russian attacks caused civilian casualties and damage across multiple Ukrainian regions
  • 200 arrested in France as protesters clash with police

    Protesters across France clashed with police, blocked roads, and set fires in a mass protest aimed at pressuring President Macron and his new prime minister. Nearly 200 arrests were made amid accusations of inciting a "climate of insurrection"
  • EU commission president seeks sanctions, partial trade suspension against Israel over war in Gaza

    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed EU sanctions and partial trade suspension against Israel over the Gaza war. She announced a Palestine donor group for Gaza's reconstruction, condemning famine and civilian suffering amid escalating Israeli military actions
  • Telangana sets up helpline for citizens stranded in Nepal

    Amid civil unrest in Nepal, the Telangana government has activated an emergency helpline at Telangana Bhavan, New Delhi, to support stranded citizens. Officials confirmed no injuries or missing persons and are coordinating with MEA and the Indian Embassy for safety.
  • Nepal Army imposes nationwide curfew, takes charge of law and order amid Gen Z protests

    The Nepal Army assumed control of law and order on Wednesday, imposing a nationwide curfew until Thursday morning after violent Gen Z protests led to arson and vandalism. Civilian authorities failed to contain unrest, prompting the Army’s direct intervention.
  • Pashupatinath Temple closed amid violent protests in Nepal; Army deployed

    Nepal shut the Pashupatinath Temple and deployed the Army as violent protests over a social media ban left 22 dead and 500 injured. PM Oli resigned, ministers quit, and India raised border vigilance while urging peace and stability.
  • Trump announces resumption of trade talks with India, calls PM Modi ‘very good friend’

    US President Donald Trump announced the resumption of trade talks with India, calling PM Modi a “very good friend.” Modi reciprocated positively, as both sides signalled commitment to a forward-looking strategic partnership despite recent tariff tensions.
  • Unlocking limitless potential of India-US ties: PM Modi responds to Trump’s call for renewed trade talks

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed US President Donald Trump’s call to resume trade talks, calling them key to unlocking India-US potential. Trump softened his tone after imposing steep tariffs, affirming friendship with Modi and optimism for a successful outcome.
  • Women’s World Cup cricket has its own history

    The Women’s Cricket World Cup 1973 was contested by seven teams, including a Young England side, with teams battling for 60 overs – not 50 – and a league table deciding the winners instead of a knock-out competition
  • Nepal PM KP Oli resigns amid massive protests and social media unrest

    Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned following widespread student-led protests against corruption and social media bans. Demonstrators attacked top politicians’ residences, demanded justice for 19 protest deaths, and called for national government formation and accountability from political leader
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