Israel is expanding its military operation in Gaza to seize 'large areas' of the territory, aiming to strengthen security zones amidst intense fighting in Hamas-controlled Gaza.

Cory Booker, a New Jersey Democrat, broke the record for the longest speech in US Senate history with a 25-hour address protesting President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Music composer Deepak Dev hints that 'Azrael' could be the title of the third installment in the Lucifer franchise, based on the repetition of the word in the end credits song of 'Empuraan'. Fans are excited about the possibility of 'Azrael' continuing the saga, which is traditionally known as the Angel of Death in various religious beliefs.

Ganesh Shankar's company FluxGen is using data analytics to help industries optimize water use, with successful results and a growing customer base.

Eid-ul-Fitr prayers were offered in Lucknow for the progress, security, prosperity, and fraternity in the country. Political leaders and religious figures visited the Eidgah to wish Eid Mubarak.

Hamas launches major attack on IDF in Gaza's Khan Younis, blowing up an Israeli tank and launching mortar shells. Israel plans to occupy 25% of Gaza to pressure Hamas.

The Trump administration declares Signal app 'leak' resolved, despite criticism and tensions. Measures implemented to prevent future breaches. The Atlantic leaked the US bombing campaign on Yemen, which targeted Houthi terrorists supporting Palestinians in Gaza.

An Israeli airstrike in Beirut kills at least three people and targets a Hezbollah member allegedly assisting Hamas in planning attacks against Israel. Tensions between Israel and Lebanon continue despite a ceasefire.

An adviser to Iran's supreme leader warned that the country may seek nuclear weapons if attacked by the US or its allies. This comes after President Trump threatened to bomb Iran if it did not agree to a nuclear deal. Iran's foreign ministry summoned the Swiss charge d'affaires, who represents US interests in Iran, following Trump's comments.

US President Donald Trump plans to visit Qatar, UAE, and Saudi Arabia next month to strengthen ties with key Gulf allies and address economic and security concerns in the region. However, his comments about seeking a third presidential term have sparked controversy and legal questions.

UAE-based IHC and American investment firm Alpha Wave Global have invested in Indian snacks maker Haldiram's ongoing equity round, joining its cap table. The company plans to go public and expand in the US and the Middle East.

Iran has complained to the UN Security Council about US President Donald Trump's 'reckless and belligerent' remarks, calling them a violation of international law. This comes after Trump threatened Iran with military action if they do not agree to a new nuclear deal with the US.

Residents of Nuh protest Waqf Amendment Bill, show solidarity with Palestinians, and violence erupts in Tirwara village.

US President Donald Trump has stated in an interview that he may run for a third term in office, despite the US Constitution capping it at two.

Eid-ul-Fitr prayers in UP were largely peaceful, but tensions arose due to banners on 'Free Palestine' and 'namaz on roads'. Authorities closely monitored sensitive areas and warned against prayers on streets. Some worshippers displayed posters in support of praying on roads, leading to tension. Overall, Eid namaz was held in thousands of mosques and idgahs in the state, with tight security and no prayers at public places.

Houthi rebels claim responsibility for missile attacks on Israel and U.S. warship in the Red Sea.

April Fools' Day is a global tradition of pranks and practical jokes, with origins dating back to Chaucer's tales and medieval Europe.

The Trump administration will recognize Bangladeshi women protest leaders and others for their exceptional courage, including Amit Soussana, a survivor of a Hamas attack who advocates for hostages still held in Gaza.

Foreign students in the US facing punishment for expressing their beliefs, accused of supporting a dangerous group.

The Trump administration is targeting foreign students for their campus activism, leading to concerns about free speech and the fair application of labels.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirms military strategy against Hamas and outlines ceasefire terms.

Turkey condemns Israel's airstrikes in Lebanon, while IDF forces launch ground operations in Al-Jenina against Hamas.

Archaeologists in Israel have unearthed a pyramid-shaped structure and ancient artifacts in the Judean Desert, shedding new light on past civilizations.

A painting looted by the Nazis during WWII, named 'Aeneas and His Family Fleeing Burning Troy,' is set to be returned to the descendants of Samuel Hartveld, bringing closure to a decades-long struggle to recover the lost legacy.

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The US State Department is canceling visas of foreign students who allegedly supported designated terror groups, leading to self-deportation emails being sent to international students in the US.

US crackdown on mostly pro-Palestinian protesters has led to the detention or deportation of individuals with ties to US universities and who support pro-Palestinian causes.

Netanyahu plans to visit Hungary despite an ICC arrest warrant for alleged war crimes in Gaza.

The article discusses the water crisis in northern Syria and Jordan, and proposes a solution through the development of geothermal resources for sustainable energy and desalination.

Gaza is facing a severe food shortage as flour supplies run out and aid distributions are reduced, leaving the population at risk of hunger and malnutrition. The blockade by Israel has cut off food, fuel, and medical supplies, with no indication of it being lifted.

International students in the U.S. are being asked to self-deport after their F-1 student visas were revoked for involvement in campus activism and online activity deemed 'anti-national.' The State Department has developed an AI-powered app to detect and cancel visas of students supporting designated terrorist organizations.

Hamas agrees to release five hostages in renewed ceasefire, Israel counters

A teenager in India commits suicide after being prevented from taking an exam due to unpaid fees.

International students in the US are being asked to self-deport due to alleged campus activism, with some Indian students also affected. The crackdown is based on social media reviews, and even new student applications will be scrutinized. Students found 'guilty' will be denied the opportunity to study in the US. More than 300 foreign students have already had their visas revoked. Students are being asked to self-deport using the CBP Home App, and must physically cancel their visa at the US consulate.

Hamas has approved a ceasefire proposal, and Israel has responded with a counter-offer in the ongoing Israel Gaza War.

Hamas accepts ceasefire proposal and calls for Israeli support, while emphasizing non-negotiable armaments. Israel submits counter-offer in discussions to reinstate ceasefire and hostage release agreement in Gaza.

Dates are a crucial part of the Ramzan fasting tradition in India, with Mumbai being a major hub for their import. They are not only important for religious reasons but also have nutritional value, being rich in iron and beneficial for boosting immunity.

The union government's absence from the Arabian Travel Market could impact Kerala's tourism industry and its efforts to attract visitors from the Middle East.

Hamas offers to release U.S.-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander in exchange for ceasefire during Eid al-Fitr.

The President of Tufts University and an Indian-American judge are facing criticism from students over the detention of a Turkish scholar. Students are calling on the university to condemn the Trump administration and provide protection for students.

Israel strikes Beirut suburb after rocket attacks from Lebanon.

Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong resigns amid tensions with Trump over campus protests.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to deport a Tufts University PhD student accused of supporting Hamas.

Suspected US airstrikes in Yemen kill at least one person as the American military acknowledges bombing a major military site controlled by Houthi rebels. Satellite photos show a mysterious airstrip near Yemen is ready to accept flights and B-2 bombers.

The loss of ice in the Arctic impacts indigenous life and cosmologies, while Westerners view it as a problem to be solved. Indigenous cultures see ice as an enabler, while Westerners see it as an obstacle. The material geopolitics of frozen soils and the Arctic's mineral resources raise questions about sustainability.

'L2: Empuraan' box office collections reach Rs 33 crore in just two days, with strong occupancy in Kerala and Mohanlal's star power driving its success.

Chief secretary urges innovative water conservation methods in Jharkhand and emphasizes the importance of water consumption data for conservation efforts.

Thousands in Kashmir march for Palestine, police invoke UAPA for pro-Hezbollah slogans and flags.

French President Macron condemns Israel's airstrike on Beirut, warning of escalating tensions in Lebanon.

Israel strikes Beirut for the first time since ceasefire, targeting a Hezbollah site. Tensions rise across the border and civilian casualties are reported. The conflict stems from Hezbollah's involvement following an attack by Hamas on Israel.

The UN envoy for Lebanon has urged all parties to exercise restraint after Israel launched airstrikes in southern Lebanon in response to rocket fire. The envoy warned that a return to full-scale conflict between Israel and Hezbollah would be devastating for civilians on both sides and must be avoided.

Vivek Oberoi shares his experience and appreciation for being a part of 'Lucifer' and the sequel 'L2: Empuraan'. The film receives a positive review from ETimes.

Suspected US airstrikes target Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen, including residential areas in the capital, Sanaa. The air campaign was launched after the Houthis threatened to resume attacks on 'Israeli' ships. The recent escalation comes as the Houthis seek to bolster their regional influence amid Yemen's prolonged conflict.

Yuvan Abraham, co-director of 'No Other Land', criticizes the US Academy for not supporting his colleague, Hamdan Ballal, after he was beaten and detained by Israeli settlers and soldiers in the West Bank.

Ancient manuscripts by Tacitus reveal details about Jesus' crucifixion and the persecution of Christians in Rome.

Social media posts during the Israel-Gaza war led to a riot in Nagpur, India. 51 users have been accused of posting hate messages and inflammatory content. The cyber cell is now tracking the users' locations.

Noise, the domestic wearable brand, expands globally with products now available in London and Paris stores. The company aims to strengthen its overseas market presence through retail partnerships and online marketplaces. Consumers in the UK and EU region can experience Noise's flagship offerings firsthand.

Foreign students in the US are facing a crackdown on political activism, with universities warned of decertification risks.

Donald Trump Jr defends JD Vance against criticism from Republican senators, calling them 'cowardly neocons'

Russia launches drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, causing damage and injuries, while Ukrainian forces target Russian power sites, causing blackouts.

'September 5' is a gripping and raw depiction of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre through the lens of ABC Sports, capturing the tragic events in which 11 Israeli athletes lost their lives.

Jonah Platt, son of 'Snow White' producer Marc Platt, criticizes Rachel Zegler for film's poor box office performance due to her controversial social media posts.

US authorities detain and revoke visa of Turkish student at Tufts University over alleged Hamas support, sparking protests and criticism.

Empress Wu Zetian of China's Tang Dynasty surpassed the net worth of modern billionaires with her $16 trillion wealth. Her reign saw territorial expansion, economic prosperity, and cultural development, but her rise to power was marked by controversy and ruthless tactics.

US authorities detain Turkish student at Tufts University and revoke her visa.

India has the highest percentage of people who back up their data daily, with 30% of respondents doing so. External hard drives are popular for data backup in India. However, 28% of Indian respondents do not back up their personal data.

Alexandre de Rothschild, the seventh-generation leader of the Rothschild banking dynasty, asserts that a family name alone doesn't guarantee a seat at the table -- it must be earned. Rothschild & Co is exploring expansion into wealth management in India.

A senior Houthi military official, believed to be the group's top missile commander, was killed in a US airstrike in Sana'a, Yemen. The strike was part of a broader US military operation initiated to restore freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and respond to Houthi aggression against commercial shipping. The identity of the target has not been released publicly, but officials described him as a central figure in coordinating the Houthis' missile and drone campaign.

Iran showcases its missile arsenal with the unveiling of an underground 'missile city'.

Russian foreign minister Lavrov suggests a new deal on Black Sea to protect shipping and urges Ukraine to forget about NATO.

Jeffrey Goldberg was mistakenly added to a secret Signal group chat of Trump's national security team planning to bomb Yemen, sparking a wave of internet memes and reactions.

The Florida Senate Committee on Criminal Justice has rejected a bill allowing guns on college campuses. The bill aimed to permit lawful gun owners to carry firearms on university grounds, but faced opposition from students and activists.

Hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza protested against Hamas, calling for an end to the war with Israel. This is being called the largest anti-Hamas demonstration since the conflict began in October 2023.

Oscar-winning Palestinian director Hamdan Ballal recounts a violent attack by Israeli soldiers and a settler in his West Bank village.

The Trump administration is demanding universities to disclose student information in order to address campus antisemitism.

A US judge has blocked the Trump administration's bid to deport a Columbia University student who was involved in pro-Palestinian demonstrations, stating that there was no evidence she posed a danger to the community.

US President Donald Trump addresses a security breach incident where Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, was inadvertently added to a classified Signal group chat discussing military operations against the Houthis. Trump assures that no classified information was compromised and the operation was successful.

President Trump asked for the removal of his distorted portrait at the Colorado Capitol, calling it one of the worst representations of him. The artist, Sarah Boardman, has not responded to the criticism but stated her work was unbiased.

Leaked group chat shows disagreement among Trump officials on bombing Houthi targets in Yemen. Vice President JD Vance called the operation 'a mistake' and expressed concerns about trade and oil prices. The chat included 18 people, including Vance, Rubio, and Ratcliffe. The Houthis are an Iranian-backed rebel group in Yemen.

Top Trump officials accidentally included a journalist in a group chat discussing military strikes against Yemen's rebel Houthis. Leaked messages revealed internal discussions and concerns over the operation's timing.

The Trump administration is seeking to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Syrian-born immigrant with a green card, for allegedly providing inaccurate information on his application.

Egypt offers new truce plan as death toll in Gaza rises to 65.

The Israeli cabinet's dismissal of internal security head Ronen Bar and its vote of no confidence in attorney general Gali Baharav-Miara have sparked protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Protesters storm Netanyahu's office in Jerusalem, demanding end to war and criticizing handling of hostage crisis.

Israel's cabinet has voted 'no confidence' in attorney general Gali Baharav-Miara, who opposed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of the security chief.

Israel bombs largest hospital in southern Gaza, killing top Hamas official and injuring others. Conflict has resulted in over 50,000 Palestinian deaths and forced 2 million residents to flee their homes. Political tensions escalate in Israel as government votes no confidence in attorney general.

Rafael Mariano Grossi, director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, praises India's nuclear energy initiatives and discusses the nuclear situations in Iran and Ukraine. He views India's move to use nuclear energy positively and commends the decision to allow the private sector in the small reactor segment.

US Second Lady Usha Vance will visit Greenland this week amid Trump's talk of a takeover, attending historical sites and the national dogsled race.

The Times of India reports that Skoda's plea against a tax notice has been dismissed.

Israeli cabinet votes no confidence in AG, defying protesters and calling for resignation.

An Israeli air strike kills a top Hamas official in Gaza, bringing the death toll to over 50,000. Israel launches a new campaign against Hamas after a period of calm.

The Nagaland government is discussing the possibility of naming welfare policies after former Chief Minister Vamuzo.

Israel's military presses ground operations in Gaza, with at least 50,021 people killed in the territory. Calls for an immediate end to the violence and the resumption of dialogue for a definitive ceasefire have been made. The fighting in Gaza coincides with a protest movement in Israel against Netanyahu's policies and the war.

A ballistic missile launched from Yemen reportedly targeting Israel landed in Saudi Arabia instead, causing chaos at Ben Gurion Airport.

Multiple casualties reported as Russian forces launch a devastating attack on ZELENSKY HQ in Kyiv.

Chennai Super Kings aim for their sixth title in the IPL 2025 season.