Iran petroleum minister to visit India next week

Panthers emerge as leading trade destination for 49ers’ $8.4M quarterback

The San Francisco 49ers’ popular quarterback Mac Jones is entering the final year of his contract with the team as he is surrounded by trade rumors, sparking chaos about his future in the team ahead of the upcoming season in the league. Amid all the mess, the Carolina Panthers have emerged as a potential landing spot for the star player.

Taylor Swift and Blake Lively’s friendship faces fresh scrutiny before wedding

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are gearing up for their wedding even as the pop star’s strained bond with Blake Lively has continued to dominate headlines, sparking chaos among fans. While both Taylor Swift and Blake Lively have remained distant from one another for over a year now, it seems the actress is giving her some space.

Andy Murray offers positive update on Jack Draper ahead of Eastbourne

Jack Draper is expected to return to action at Eastbourne after an injury-hit season in which he has played only nine matches. Andy Murray, who has been helping him during the grass-court season, believes Draper is in a strong place and has no concerns about his tennis. Murray praised his all-round game and said regular matches are now the key step.

NEET leak row: Why curtail rights of 150m users for a retest, Delhi HC asks on Telegram ban

Significant progress already made: MEA on interim US FTA

Individuals make up 47% of NSE owners

Iran petroleum minister to visit next week

China foreign minister set to attend Brics NSA meet in Delhi next week

Government: Significant progress already made on interim US FTA

As Shiv Sena turns 60 today, rival camps set for verbal joust

Meet Nishtha Chauhan, engineer who built Gujarat’s first millet café; earns Rs 12 lakh a month

Can 6 UBT MPs be disqualified for skipping meet? Experts differ

1 in 3 lawyers fake, Supreme Court to look at digital registry

Plans To Put Aadhaar-Like System In Place

Jammu & Kashmir government staffer dismissed over terror links

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has dismissed Mohammad Shafi Malik, a Power Development Department inspector, for alleged terror links. Malik is the ninth government employee terminated this year and faces charges including murder and attempt to murder. This action is part of an ongoing crackdown on terror infrastructure within government institutions.