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Bangladesh PM adviser says Delhi airport episode was an ‘instant protest’, seeks to ease tensions

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s adviser on policy and strategy affairs, Zahed Ur Rahman, has said his decision to return to Dhaka after being stopped at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport was intended as an “instant protest” rather than an attempt to trigger a diplomatic confrontation with India. Speaking to reporters in Dhaka, he

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Pakistan‑backed terror‑crime syndicate busted in Delhi, 7 operatives arrested

Delhi Police’s Special Cell has busted a Pakistan‑backed terror and organised‑crime network operating across the Delhi‑NCR region, arresting seven operatives and recovering a cache of weapons, ammunition and communication devices. According to investigators, the syndicate was being run on the instructions of Pakistan‑based gangster‑turned‑terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and his associate Ajmal Gujjar, both of whom have

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US Supreme Court rejects TCS appeal, leaving the IT giant facing a $220‑million blow in long‑running trade‑secrets case

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has suffered a major legal setback after the US Supreme Court refused to hear its appeal in a seven‑year trade‑secrets dispute with DXC Technology, effectively ending the case and leaving the Indian IT major liable for damages that could total around $220 million once interest and legal costs are included. The

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Sarvam emerges as India’s newest AI unicorn after $234 million funding round

Bengaluru‑based AI startup Sarvam has raised $234 million at a valuation of $1.5 billion, putting it on track to become India’s newest AI unicorn. The latest investment round is led by HCLTech, which is contributing around $150 million, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners alongside existing backers Khosla Ventures and Peak XV Partners. Sarvam is

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US, Iran differ over whether Hormuz transit will be toll‑free after peace deal

Hours after Tehran claimed the US‑backed peace agreement recognised its right to collect revenue from ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, Iran said it would impose “maritime service fees,” appearing to contradict President Donald Trump’s assertion that the strategic waterway would reopen on a toll‑free basis. Iran’s state‑linked outlets reported that the final memorandum with

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US and Iran virtually sign framework MoU to end nearly four months of conflict

The United States and Iran have virtually signed a framework memorandum of understanding aimed at ending nearly four months of conflict, marking the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since hostilities began in February after joint US‑Israeli strikes on Iranian targets and subsequent Iranian retaliation across the region. Senior US officials told Reuters that the document has

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3 killed as Pakistan forces reportedly open fire on protesters in PoK amid escalating unrest

At least three people were killed and several others injured after Pakistan security forces allegedly opened fire on protesters during a pre‑dawn operation in Rawalakot in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir, according to initial reports. The incident occurred at Eid Gah Ground during Fajr prayers, where members and supporters of the Awami Action Committee had been staging a

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Macron calls India a ‘country of innovation’, hails partnership in AI, climate and nuclear energy

French President Emmanuel Macron praised India’s rise as a global innovation leader while speaking alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Bharat Innovates event in Nice, calling India a “country of innovation” and highlighting the rapid expansion of Indo‑French cooperation in artificial intelligence, climate action and civil nuclear energy. He said India’s progress in research,

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