45 dead as Pakistan plane crashes in residential colony in Karachi

A once-polluted stretch of the Ajnar river in Madhya Pradesh is slowly coming back to life, thanks to the relentless efforts of 20-year-old, Bittu.

In 1974, Serbian performance artist Marina Abramović conducted one of the most disturbing social experiments in history, known as Rhythm 0.

Malayalam actor Mohanlal was one of the early voters in the Keralam Assembly Elections. He was seen standing in the queue to cast his vote.

In an exclusive interview on Statecraft, Professor Chuck Freilich, former deputy national security adviser of Israel, analyses the ceasefire between the US and Iran. He describes the conflict as a “military success but a strategic failure”, noting that while Iran’s capabilities were degraded, core objectives such as regime change and ending nuclear threats were not met. The bulletin also explores Oman’s underutilised potential as a strategic partner for India, highlighting how ports like Duqm and Salalah could enable Indian trade and energy imports to bypass the volatile Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, the show examines the controversial role of Pakistan as a mediator in the “Islamabad Accord”, amid allegations that it acted as a proxy for US interests. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s first briefing after the ceasefire is also covered, where he clarified that the campaign is not over and that Iran has committed to reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while Israeli operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon continue.