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- 1Iran's Guards Seize US Underwater Drone In Strait Of HormuzβΌ"For Data Recovery": Iran Guards Seize US Submarine Drone In Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have seized a US submarine drone in the Strait of Hormuz, saying the operation was carried out for data recovery, according to NDTV. The incident marks a new flashpoint between Tehran and Washington in the strategic waterway, through which a large share of the world's oil passes, and comes amid ongoing tensions over naval activity in the Gulf.
- 2Israel Minister Calls For Lebanon and Gaza Takeoverβ'Will Deter Enemy From War': Israel Minister Calls For Lebanon, Gaza Takeover
An Israeli government minister has publicly called for Israel to take over Lebanon and Gaza, arguing such a move would 'deter the enemy from war'. The remarks, reported by NDTV, come amid ongoing conflict in Gaza and cross-border tensions with Lebanon and Hezbollah. The statement is likely to draw international criticism and adds to debate over Israel's long-term military and political strategy in the region.
- 3US Diplomat Reveals Why Trump Rejected Iran's Truce PlanβUS Diplomat Reveals Why Trump Rejected Iran's New Truce Plan
A US diplomat has explained the reasoning behind President Donald Trump's decision to turn down Iran's latest ceasefire proposal, according to NDTV. The rejection points to continued friction between Washington and Tehran over the terms of any truce. Details of the diplomat's account and the specific objections to the plan were not included in the available material.
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This refers to a news report describing how the FBI uncovered an alleged plot to attack a Trump event, with the headline quoting an expletive-laden phrase about a 'bloodbath.' The available evidence consists only of the NDTV headline; the snippets do not show what readers are saying about the story. Details of the plot, those allegedly involved, and how authorities intervened are not clear from the posts provided, and the reaction driving discussion is not evident from the evidence.
- 5China May Allow Alibaba to Buy Nvidia RTX ChipsβΌChina May Let Alibaba Buy Nvidia's RTX Chips, Information Says
China may permit Alibaba to purchase Nvidia's RTX chips, according to a report by The Information cited by NDTV Profit. The potential approval would mark a notable shift in Beijing's stance on access to advanced US semiconductors, amid ongoing US-China tensions over chip exports. The report is drawing attention from tech and semiconductor watchers assessing what it could mean for Nvidia's China business.
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This is an NDTV news headline reporting that India responded sharply to Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's speech at the United Nations. According to the headline, India warned that 'terror will have consequences,' a reference to its long-standing position against cross-border terrorism. Beyond the headline itself, no post details or reactions are available, so it is not possible to say what people are saying or why this is trending from the evidence collected.
- 7Rajnath Singh warns Pakistan over terrorist strikesβΌ"Ready For Any Strikes Against Terrorists": Rajnath Singh's Message To Pak At NDTV Defence Summit
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India is ready for any strikes against terrorists, in remarks directed at Pakistan during his address at the NDTV Defence Summit. The warning underscores continuing tensions between the two countries over cross-border terrorism, with Singh signalling that India remains prepared to take military action if needed against terrorist targets.
- 8Rajnath Singh Calls For Self-Reliant Indian Defence Industryβ'Chips To Ships β India Must Be Self-Reliant In Defence': Rajnath Singh At NDTV Summit
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India must be self-reliant in defence, 'from chips to ships', speaking at an NDTV summit. He argued the country should reduce dependence on foreign suppliers by building domestic capacity in semiconductors, shipbuilding and other critical defence technologies as part of the Atmanirbhar Bharat push.
- 9Rajnath Singh Urges Defence Self-Reliance From Chips To ShipsβΌ"From Chips To Ships, India Must Be Self-Reliant In Defence": Rajnath Singh To NDTV
India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the country must become self-reliant in defence, from semiconductors to warships, in an interview with NDTV. He argued that India cannot depend on foreign suppliers for critical military technology and needs domestic capability across the board. The remarks underline New Delhi's ongoing push to build its own defence manufacturing base.
- 10Three Killed, Four Injured In Shooting At US Strip ClubβΌ3 Killed, 4 Injured After Argument Leads To Gunfire At US Strip Club
Three people were killed and four others injured after an argument escalated into gunfire at a strip club in the United States, according to NDTV reporting. Details about the location, the victims, and whether any suspects have been identified were not immediately available. Authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances that led the dispute to turn deadly.
- 11Rajnath Singh Highlights India's 2,000+ Defence Startups at NDTV SummitβΌVideo | NDTV Defence Summit: Rajnath Singh Highlights India's 2,000+ Defence Startup Ecosystem
Addressing the NDTV Defence Summit, India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the country now has more than 2,000 defence startups, pointing to a rapidly growing private defence innovation ecosystem. Singh framed the expanding startup base as a key part of India's push for self-reliance in defence manufacturing and technology, and discussions at the summit are focusing on how startups can contribute to military modernisation.
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India has secured unexpected medals in sports where it has historically struggled at the Asian Games, described by NDTV as a historic breakthrough that defied the odds. The performances mark a notable expansion of India's medal haul beyond its traditional strongholds, drawing wide attention among Indian sports fans.
- 13Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma Accused of Slapping Young ManβShocker from Delhi minister! βParvesh Verma, with his left hand, pulls down a young man's mobile while he was recording
Delhi minister Parvesh Verma is accused of pulling down a young man's phone while he was recording him and then slapping him across the face, according to video footage reported by NDTV. The clip shows the minister leaving the area quickly after the incident, which has drawn strong criticism and shock on social media.
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India completed a kabaddi golden double at the Asian Games 2026, with both the men's and women's teams defeating Iran in their finals to retain their titles. NDTV spoke to players Ritu Negi and Pinky Roy after the women's victory, while Neeta Dhadwe, coach of the women's team, spoke about savouring the gold. Searches for live coverage and highlights have surged as fans celebrate India's continued dominance in the sport.
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Pakistan have advanced to the Asian Games men's cricket semi-final after their T20 quarter-final against Hong Kong was abandoned due to persistent rain. Several outlets, including Geo Super, ESPN India and NDTV Sports, covered the washout and Pakistan's progression to the last four. The match had been billed as a contest between a new-look Pakistan side and an inconsistent Hong Kong team.
- 16Russian Envoy Says US 'Freudian Slip' Betrays Fear Of India's RiseβΌRussian Envoy Claims "A Freudian Slip" Revealed US Fears Of India's Rise
Russia's envoy to India has claimed that a "Freudian slip" by the United States revealed American anxieties about India's growing global power. The remark, reported by NDTV, frames Washington as privately worried about India's rise even as the two countries deepen ties. The comments add to Moscow's ongoing diplomatic outreach to New Delhi amid shifting geopolitics.
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A news story trending in India describes a monkey that reportedly entered a liquor shop in Ranchi, Jharkhand, drank about half a bottle of liquor, and then passed out on top of cartons inside the shop. The unusual episode, reported by NDTV, is being widely shared and discussed on X, with users apparently amused by the bizarre scene. Beyond the report itself, the posts do not indicate any deeper discussion or controversy around the incident.