A shocking development has emerged in the investigation into the shooting at the high-profile White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C., where the accused, Cole Tomas Allen (31), allegedly sent a disturbing manifes

In a thrilling IPL 2026 clash on April 26, 2026, at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Rinku Singh delivered a standout all-round performance to guide the

The US Visa Bulletin for March 2026 has brought encouraging news for Indian applicants in employment-based visa categories, with several segments showing forward movement. However, family-sponsored visa categories remain largely stagnant, offering little relief to those awaiting reunification. According to the latest update, employment-based categorie

The ongoing conflict involving the United States in Iran has exposed a growing strain on America’s military resources, with reports pointing to a rapid depletion of high-end munitions. The intensity of operations has forced the US to draw heavily from stockpiles originally reserved for potential conflicts with major global powers, raising concerns about long-term defence readiness. Estimates indicate that large quantities of advanced weapons—including long-range cruise missiles and missile defence systems—have been deployed during the conflict. Thousands of precision-guided munitions have reportedly been used, far exceeding typical annual production levels. This surge has created a widening gap between consumption and replenishment, highlighting pressure on the defence supply chain. The financial burden of the conflict has also been significant, with overall costs running into tens of billions of dollars. Analysts suggest that the pace of spending, combined with high weapon usage, could take years to stabilise, particularly given existing production constraints within the defence industry. Beyond munitions, the conflict has led to the loss and wear of key military equipment during operations, further adding to the strain. The diversion of resources from other strategic regions has also raised concerns about the US military’s global preparedness, especially in areas such as Europe and the Indo-Pacific. Experts warn that rebuilding stockpiles will require expanded manufacturing capacity and sustained funding commitments. The situation has also intensified discussions around the need for more cost-effective, scalable defence solutions to support prolonged military engagements. While US officials maintain that the military remains fully capable, the conflict has underscored the challenges of sustaining high-intensity warfare over extended periods. The pressure on critical resources and production systems could have broader strategic implications going forward.

The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin has opened registration for its 2026 Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly, set to take place from July 2 to 5, 2026, in Tampa. The event is expected to be one of the or

New York City witnessed a key engagement between India and its overseas community as Ambassador Vinay Kwatra interacted with prominent Indian diaspora leaders on April 11, 2026. Hosted by the

The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to pay ₹50,000 each as compensation to advocate Yogeshwar Kawade and former serviceman Avinash Date for wrongful handcuffing by police in a 2010 case. A division bench comprising Justices Urmila Joshi-Phalke and Nivedita Mehta held that the act amounted to “unwarranted humiliation and indignity,” underlining that such treatment viol

Legal immigration to the United States has declined significantly in recent years, outpacing the reduction in illegal border crossings, according to a recent analysis. The findings highlight a major shift in immigration patterns, with legal pathways experiencing a sharper slowdown. The analysis suggests that reductions in legal immigration are substantially higher than the drop in illegal entries. A large portion of the overall decline in immigration is now attributed to cuts in legal routes

A 22-year-old woman, daughter of a senior Income Tax Department officer, was found dead at her residence in southeast Delhi, triggering a major investigation. Police said the victim was alone at home when the incident occurred, as her parents had stepped out in the morning. Her body was later discovered under suspicious circumstances, prompting immediate action by law enforcement agencies. Preliminary findings suggest that the victim was strangled, possibly using a mobile phone char

Protests have erupted in Nepal against Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba following the strict enforcement of customs duties on goods entering from

After years of delay, the IPO of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) appears to be back on track as a key regulatory hurdle has been cleared. The development follows approval from an expert panel of the Securities and Exchange Board of India

Earth Day is observed every year on April 22 to raise awareness about environmental protection and inspire action for a healthier planet. It serves as a global reminder of the need to preserve natural resources and reduce the impact of human activities on the environment. The first Earth Day was celebrated in 1970 in the United States, led by

A major “digital arrest” scam has come to light, highlighting the growing threat of cyber fraud in India. In this case, a victim was cheated out of over ₹2 crore after being manipulated by fraudsters posing as officials. Authorities later cracked the case, arresting multiple accused and recovering a significant portion of the stolen money. The fraud began with a call from someone claiming to be linked to a courier service, alleging that a parcel in the victim’s name containe

China has broken its silence on the escalating Iran crisis, issuing a sharp warning against what it called a return to the “law of the jungle” amid mounting pressure from the United States. After weeks of maintaining a cautious and restrained stance, Beijing has now openly criticised Washington’s actions, signalling a noticeable shift in tone and approach. The change came after the United States moved to impose a naval blockade targeting Iran’s oil exports. China’s Foreign

Public unrest is rising in Nepal against the government led by Balen Shah, just weeks after it assumed office. Protests have spread across Kathmandu and other cities, with students, political groups, and citizens taking to the streets, reflecting growing dissatisfaction with recent policy decisions. The demonstrations were primarily triggered by the g