Times of India

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed Washington's commitment to preventing geopolitical disruptions from impacting global energy markets, particularly amid tensions linked to the Iran conflict. He highlighted US energy exports as a tool to strengthen partnerships, especially with India, aiming to diversify its supply and reduce reliance on other sources.

Bangladesh's National Citizen Party spokesperson Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain issued a stern warning to the ruling party, asserting their readiness for violence if provoked. Following an attack on a party leader, Bhuyain demanded arrests, threatening a generational battle if the government persists with aggression.

Mumbai Indians coach Mahela Jayawardene revealed Jasprit Bumrah battled a niggle from the T20 World Cup into IPL 2026, impacting his performance. Despite a slow start, Bumrah regained pace and sharpness in later games, though the team's campaign ended early. Jayawardene emphasized Bumrah's strong work ethic and recovery.

Buying a home requires careful financial planning beyond just the property price. EMI calculator tools, like those provided by SBI and HDFC, are crucial for assessing affordability. They consider your income, existing loans, and desired loan terms to estimate monthly payments and borrowing capacity, ensuring a smart financial decision and preventing overborrowing.

Delhi High Court has permitted star wrestler Vinesh Phogat to compete in Asian Games trials, criticizing the Wrestling Federation of India's rigid policy that penalizes athletes returning from maternity leave. The court emphasized fairness, allowing Phogat's participation and ordering transparent, supervised selection proceedings to uphold the sport's integrity and justice.

In a heartfelt moment during her latest talk, Julia Roberts reflects on a hard-earned lesson: the necessity of self-acceptance. The beloved star underlines that true contentment stems from taking pride in our authentic selves, insecurities and all. Embracing our complexities, rather than conforming to others' ideals, she argues, is foundational for mental well-being and personal growth.

Rajasthan's 15-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, an Impact Player, faces scrutiny from former India players for not fielding. Assistant coach Trevor Penny defends the decision, citing Sooryavanshi's fielding skills and the strategy to keep him fresh for his explosive batting, which has impressed many.

In fact, ⁠IT has been the worst-performing major sector in the Indian market over the past 12-18 months. In May, 2026, the Nifty IT index touched a near 3-year low, losing more than a fourth of its value since the start of the year.

Raveena Tandon has urged Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann to handle the state's stray dog management with compassion, following a Supreme Court order. While acknowledging public safety concerns, Tandon advocated for humane solutions like sterilization and shelters, suggesting Punjab could lead by example in balancing animal welfare with citizen security.

For countless individuals, the dream of owning a home seems increasingly out of reach due to escalating prices and limited access to financing. In response, governments are launching a spectrum of housing initiatives.

Sonam Wangchuk, calling himself an "honorary cockroach," lauded the satirical "Cockroach Janata Party" movement, urging the government to heed youth concerns instead of suppressing digital dissent. He likened the campaign's creative, non-violent approach to political cartoons, advocating for engagement over censorship to prevent frustration from escalating.

Social media's pervasive influence is reshaping childhood, impacting attention spans, emotional regulation, and self-esteem among Indian youth. Experts and parents highlight concerns over digital addiction, cyberbullying, and the erosion of real-world interactions. While acknowledging its benefits, the article stresses the need for balanced, mindful usage and open communication to navigate this digital landscape.

The Delhi Gymkhana Club must vacate its 27.3-acre Lutyens' Delhi land by June 5. The government requires the prime location for defence infrastructure and security. The Land and Development Office issued the order, determining the lease. Possession will be taken on June 5. Non-compliance will result in legal action. The club, established in 1913, is in a strategic zone.

A model-turned-actor's death in Bhopal has ignited a legal storm. Her family alleges dowry harassment and abetment to suicide against her husband and his family, including a retired judge. Investigations are intensifying with an SIT formed, bail rejections, and a potential CBI probe now on the horizon.

Twisha Sharma's family lawyer alleges her husband, Samarth Singh, was 'hidden' in a locked courtroom before his arrest in Jabalpur. Singh was taken into custody by police after arriving to surrender, with a lookout notice and reward previously issued for his arrest. The case intensifies as the High Court allows a second postmortem and the state recommends a CBI probe.

USCIS has issued a new policy memo requiring most foreigners seeking a green card to apply from their home country, shifting from adjustment of status within the U.S. This stricter standard emphasizes weighing negative factors like immigration violations and inconsistent conduct, demanding stronger evidence of "unusual or outstanding" positive ties to the U.S. for those applying domestically.