30,000-ft health scare: British Airways launches probe after 3 pilots suffer food poisoning on Hyderabad-London flight | India News

30,000-ft health scare: British Airways launches probe after 3 pilots suffer food poisoning on Hyderabad-London flight NEW DELHI: Three British Airways pilots operating a flight from Hyderabad to London fell ill after suspected food poisoning, prompting the airline to launch an investigation into the incident. One of the pilots became incapacitated while the aircraft was…

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Did govt block Rahul Gandhi’s Instagram reel with Vijay? What ministry said | India News

NEW DELHI: The ministry of electronics and information technology on Monday refuted Congress’ claim that Instagram “blocked” Rahul Gandhi’s reel and photo with newly appointed Tamil Nadu chief minister Vijay, alleging that the ministry was actively restricting the voices of opposition leaders in the country.Sources told news agency ANI that the ministry had nothing to…

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Vincent Van Gogh Quote: Quote of the day by Vincent Van Gogh: “One must spoil as many canvases as one succeeds with”

Vincent Van Gogh believed many canvases are spoiled for each success. This idea highlights that mistakes are essential for learning and growth. Serious work requires repeated attempts and persistent effort over time. This principle applies to various fields beyond just painting. Viewing errors as part of the process fosters creativity and faster learning. Good work…

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Portugal vs DR Congo controversy takes new turn as Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister backs criticism of Bruno Fernandes | International Sports News

Cristiano Ronaldo (Image Via Getty) Portugal’s disappointing start to the FIFA World Cup has taken another twist after Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister, Katia Aveiro, appeared to back criticism of Bruno Fernandes on social media. Her reaction came shortly after Portugal were held to a 1-1 draw by DR Congo on Wednesday, a result that has triggered…

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UK to roll out AI facial recognition at borders to identify adults posing as child asylum seekers | World News

UK to roll out AI facial recognition at borders/Representative Image The UK government is moving ahead with plans to introduce artificial intelligence technology at the border to help identify asylum seekers who falsely claim to be children.The system, expected to be introduced in 2027, will estimate a person’s age by analysing facial photographs taken during…

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Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up: Richa Ghosh’s fighting knock not enough as England pip India by five runs | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Richa Ghosh produced a sensational counterattacking knock but her valiant effort ultimately went in vain as England held their nerve to register a thrilling five-run victory over India in a Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up match on Wednesday.After defeating West Indies by 26 runs in their first warm-up game, India came agonisingly close…

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US stock markets today (June 2, 2026): Alphabet slides on $80 billion stock sale plan, Wall Street rally loses steam

Wall Street’s record-breaking rally slowed on Tuesday as shares of Alphabet fell sharply after the Google parent announced plans to raise fresh capital to fund its growing investments in artificial intelligence.The S&P 500 slipped 0.1 per cent after hitting another all-time high a day earlier. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 65 points, or 0.1…

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Tough IPL season gets tougher for Suryakumar Yadav: Star MI batter dismissed for first-ball duck vs RCB | Cricket News

Suryakumar Yadav‘s poor run in the IPL 2026 continued on Sunday, as the Mumbai Indians batter was dismissed for a first-ball duck in the first innings of his team’s match against defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).Surya fell on the last ball of the third over, giving Bhuvneshwar Kumar his second wicket in two balls….

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Setback for US? Iran destroys over $1 billion worth MQ-9 Reaper drones since war began

MQ 9 Reaper drone (Image/AirForce website) Iran has destroyed more than two dozen MQ-9 Reaper drones operated by the United States since the beginning of the war. The losses, estimated at nearly $1 billion, have significantly dented Washington’s fleet of one of its most advanced unmanned combat aircraft systems.According to reports, at least 24 MQ-9…

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