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As Israel and Hamas agree to a ‘humanitarian pause’, a look at how this is different than a ‘ceasefire,, and why that matters.

The International Emmy Awards are different from the Primetime Emmy Awards, which are commonly referred to as “the Emmys”.

The Financial Times has reported that this summer, the United States foiled an assassination attempt on Pannun, leader of the Khalistani organisation Sikhs for Justice.

The Kerala nurse allegedly killed a Yemeni man who cheated her in business, falsely claimed she was his wife, and abused her. Here are the details of the case, and what has been done to help her so far.

Sam Altman's return to OpenAI has put an end to almost a week-long chaos that sent shockwaves across the tech world. A look at what sparked the tumult, how OpenAI’s unique structure played a role in Altman’s dismissal and what led to his come back.

Gujarat's state fish: What makes the Ghol unique? Why is it in high demand in China? We explain.

Atmospheric Waves Experiment is a first-of-its-kind NASA experimental attempt aimed at studying the interactions between terrestrial and space weather. Why is it being carried out? We explain.

Israel has designated Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba, the terrorist group that carried out the 26/11 attacks, as a 'terrorist' organisation. India does not recognise Hamas as a 'terrorist' organisation — only a handful of countries around the world do.

First discovered in 1802, tantalum is a rare metal named after a Greek mythological figure. Here is everything you need to know about it.

The case involved a child suffering from a rare disease and accusations of child abuse against her parents. What was the hospital accused of doing?