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After India’s airstrikes on nine terrorist hideouts in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, Gautam Gambhir tweeted in support of the move. The Indian cricket team’s head coach called it a proud moment and said terrorism must always face consequences. His post received massive support online.
Israel has strongly backed India's airstrikes under Operation Sindoor targeting terror camps in Pakistan. Calling India’s action justified, Israel said every nation has the right to self-defense. The strikes came after the Pahalgam massacre that killed 26 Hindus.
After India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terror camps in Pakistan, UAE took a neutral stance and avoided criticizing India. Unlike Turkey, UAE's foreign minister Sheikh Abdullah gave no anti-India remarks, showing strategic alignment with New Delhi.
India launched air strikes under Operation Sindoor, targeting 9 terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The Defense Ministry clarified that no Pakistani military base was hit, and the operation was focused on non-civilian, terror-linked targets.
In a thrilling encounter at the IPL 2025, Gujarat Titans defeated Mumbai Indians by 3 wickets in a rain-affected match decided by the DLS method. Jasprit Bumrah and Trent Boult bowled exceptionally well for MI, but their efforts were overshadowed by Gujarat’s composed chase.
Friedrich Merz has officially become the Chancellor of Germany after securing a majority in the second round of voting in Parliament. Merz's initial failure to gain enough support shocked many, but he rebounded quickly in the next round with 325 votes in his favor. The victory marks a pivotal moment for German politics and leadership.
As tensions simmer on the border, the Indian Army is set to conduct a massive mock drill across the country on Wednesday to ensure preparedness. This is not a war but a strategic exercise to test emergency response mechanisms.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a sharp attack on previous governments, accusing them of stalling crucial decisions like the Waqf law due to vote bank politics and global perception concerns. He said his government has ended this trend by taking bold steps such as abolishing triple talaq, passing the women’s reservation bill, and reforming Waqf-related policies.
A storm erupted online after Rahul Vaidya mocked Virat Kohli for liking Avneet Kaur’s photo on Anushka Sharma’s birthday. The reaction from Kohli’s fans was swift and ugly — not only did they troll Rahul, but they also abused his wife Disha Parmar and sister. Now, the singer has broken his silence and hit back hard, calling the trolls “two-penny jokers” and slamming their toxicity.
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has returned to Dhaka after nearly four months abroad, triggering a fresh wave of political developments. As soon as she arrived at the airport, her party BNP issued a strong statement demanding immediate general elections, further intensifying the political climate.
The Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC) has triggered a diplomatic row by backing Pakistan and calling India’s allegations over the Pahalgam terror attack "baseless". India had directly blamed Pakistan-backed groups for orchestrating the deadly attack, but the OIC’s statement accused India of increasing tension in South Asia through its remarks.
Thalapathy Vijay is facing online backlash after a video went viral showing him placing his hand on a young girl’s shoulder at a public event. Many social media users began taunting him, suggesting inappropriate behavior. However, the girl in the video—who turned out to be a fan and student—cleared the air by saying that Vijay did it out of respect and affection, and there was nothing inappropriate.
