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Recent reports indicate that Iran deployed electro-optical guided missiles against US warships, showcasing a technology that enables precise target identification without GPS reliance. The US Central Command has acknowledged these attacks, affirming that all efforts were unsuccessful. This escalation follows US responses to Iranian oil tanker actions, intensifying tensions in the Strait of Hormuz area.

For reasons not known, the woman did not respond to the notice. The Income Tax Assessing Officer consequently completed the assessment under Section 144 and determined her total income at Rs 5.15 lakh, treating the amount as unexplained.

In a notable diplomatic shift, Algeria has officially severed ties with the United Arab Emirates, following a period of escalating tensions. The nations disagree on key regional matters, particularly concerning Western Sahara and the Sahel, with Algeria accusing the UAE of hostile provocations. This rift also underscores contrasting positions on Israel and Middle Eastern relations, marking a crucial break in bilateral relations between the two countries.

The US Department of Homeland Security is considering the elimination of a 60-day grace period for specific visa holders, which could greatly affect Indian H-1B and L-1 visa holders in the United States. This proposal is based on the belief that the grace period compromises the integrity of employment-related visa classifications. A decision to remove this grace period would introduce significant financial and logistical hurdles for those impacted.

Jennifer Winget opens up about her new life in the UK after marrying William Ishmael. While her priorities have subtly shifted, her passion for acting remains steadfast. Shes set to return to screens with the anticipated OTT series 'Shaque: Trust No One'. Jennifer emphasizes that marriage won't impede her acting pursuits, as she adeptly navigates her responsibilities across borders.

The 18th BRICS Summit is set to take place in New Delhi on September 12-13, bringing together world leaders, including Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. With a focus on pivotal discussions surrounding economic cooperation, technology, energy, and global governance, the summit will address pressing issues such as food and energy security, alongside current global trade tensions. This gathering aims to strengthen resilience, innovation, and sustainable collaboration among member nations.

This September, New Delhi will play host to the 18th Brics Summit. With eleven member nations and ten partner countries added to its roster, Brics has matured from an economic idea born twenty-five years ago into a vital platform for the Global South. Discussions at the summit will focus on economic collaboration, technological advancements, and essential global governance challenges.

The increase in smuggling comes at a time when the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence has intensified its action against organised gold smuggling networks. According to the latest government data released on July 25, the agency seized more than 27 kg of foreign-origin smuggled gold.

In her Mumbai duplex, Shruti Haasan vividly expresses her unique character and artistic vision. The space blends industrial concrete with daring, eclectic decor, culminating in a music room that serves as the soulful center, filled with instruments. The striking juxtaposition of lively colors and gothic elements enhances her living areas, allowing the home to resonate as an intrinsic part of her essence rather than a simple dwelling.

Mohammed Shami remains fiercely dedicated to his domestic cricket career, recently celebrating his 100th first-class match with a Duleep Trophy victory. He emphasises the importance of self-motivation at this level, striving to seize every chance to contribute to his teams success. The pacer emphasises hard work as his foundation, trusting that fate will take care of the rest.

Delhi traffic will face unpredictable disruptions during the BRICS Summit. VVIP convoy movements will cause temporary road closures and diversions. Commuters should expect longer travel times and plan journeys accordingly. Delhi Metro and buses will operate with potential route adjustments. Official traffic updates should be relied upon for accurate information.

The Delhi High Court has pulled up Cockroach Janata Party spokesperson Saurav Das over an AI-generated social media post alleging BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia called Swatantra Bhardwaj a dimagi naxal. Das and CJP co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka undertook to remove the disputed posts within 24 hours. The court said allegations must be properly verified and urged more articulate forms of political expression. While declining an immediate blanket restraint, the court directed Meta and X to remove identical

Donald Trumps own advisors are reportedly giving up on trying to influence the president, according to a new report. White House officials, Republican lawmakers and GOP donors allegedly believe there is little point in trying to talk Trump out of controversial decisions, with one longtime adviser reportedly asking, Why bother? As Trump pushes ahead with major policy moves, including aggressive tariffs and the Iran war, some people close to him are said to have accepted that he will ultimately do

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit from September 12 to 13, marking his first India visit in seven years. His meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes as India-China ties gradually stabilise after the 2020 Galwan clash and years of border tensions. Disengagement at Depsang and Demchok, renewed flights, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, new military meeting points and an eight-point border consensus have signalled improving engagement. But India ma

Iran's IRGC says it captured a sophisticated US underwater drone near the Strait of Hormuz, but the Pentagon says the Anduril Dive-LD had already malfunctioned and was drifting for over a day before Iran found it. This video breaks down both competing accounts, what the Dive-LD actually does, and why this capture matters strategically even if the US version of events is true.#Iran #IRGC #StraitOfHormuz #Anduril #DiveLD #USNavy #UnderwaterDrone #MiddleEast #DefenceNews2026 #Pentagon #CENTCOM #Aut

The Houthis have seized control of Yemens strategic Red Sea port city of Mokha, marking a major battlefield victory and raising fresh alarm over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The capture could strengthen the Houthis ability to threaten one of the worlds most important shipping routes, while Saudi Arabia has responded with a wave of reported airstrikes across Yemen. The development also puts renewed focus on Irans influence over the Houthis and growing pressure from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye

NATO Chief has accused Russia of trying to divide the alliance, but the claim comes as growing disagreements expose deep divisions within NATO. From defence spending and Ukraine policy to tensions over Europes relationship with the U.S., cracks inside the alliance are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Is Moscow really driving NATO apart, or is Russia simply exploiting divisions that already exist? This video examines the NATO chiefs warning, the alliances internal rifts and the growing

Tara Sutarias reaction after a photographer appeared to get too close has sparked a conversation online. In a viral video, the actor is seen pushing the camera away from her face before walking into a store in Mumbai. While some photographers can be heard asking her to pose, many online users have defended Taras reaction, calling it a response to an invasion of personal space.

Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, advised against checking entry to Garba events based on religion, while commenting on the participation of Muslims at such gatherings.Her remarks come amid a wider debate over entry checks and participation at festive events in Maharashtra.

Effective January 2027, upcoming e-commerce rules aim to bolster consumer safeguards by requiring platforms to exhibit previous pricing clearly and avoid search result manipulation. There will be mandatory disclosures for sponsored listings to assist consumers in their choices. Furthermore, e-commerce companies will need to manage customer grievances effectively and work with the National Consumer Helpline, along with stricter regulations concerning data usage, imported items, and fee bundling.

For students who are entering the job market, an internship is no longer just a line on their resume. It can be the first real test of whether a company sees them as a potential full-time employee.

A 22-year-old organized a scheme stealing over 4,100 Bitcoin from an investor. The stolen cryptocurrency was then spent on luxury items and lavish experiences. Investigators traced the digital trail through a missed IP address, leading to arrests. Several defendants have pleaded guilty, and others are awaiting sentencing in the ongoing case. This incident highlights the growing threat of social engineering in cryptocurrency fraud.

Federal agents arrested a former startup executive in Florida just as she was set to board a cruise ship. She is accused of swindling over $13 million from venture capital funds by falsely portraying herself as a licensed CPA while fabricating revenue reports. It is alleged that the funds were misappropriated for personal luxuries, including an extravagant wedding, leaving investors with substantial financial setbacks after her company's abrupt downfall.

Rejecting a proposal to rename Bakhtiyarpur, Nitish Kumar's birthplace, the JD(U) underscored its leaders preference for action over name changes. They asserted that the towns historical essence remains intact, regardless of its name. Meanwhile, the idea was met with mockery from the RJD, illustrating the ongoing political debate surrounding historical perceptions and the lasting impact of influential figures in society.

A new social media phenomenon has politicians reimagining their current images as vibrant 1980s portraits using AI technology. This trend has quickly morphed into a creative form of political satire, with the BJP and Congress leveraging it to exchange jabs. Leaders like Piyush Goyal and Kiren Rijiju are riding the retro wave, and even Rahul Gandhi has joined the fray with quirky AI-generated images.