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Union Home Minister Amit Shah has expressed confidence that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will be implemented in all 21 BJP and NDA-led states before 2029. Speaking to reporters in Mumbai, Shah said several states have already introduced the UCC. Madhya Pradesh recently approved the code in a special cabinet meeting, while Uttarakhand became the first state to pass a UCC law in February 2024. Gujarat and Assam have also passed UCC legislation, though they are awaiting presidential assent and notification. Uttarakhand has been enforcing the code since January 2025. Maharashtra, West Bengal and Chhattisgarh have formed drafting committees. Shah also highlighted the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, saying conviction rates rose in several states. He further claimed the NDA government had ended five decades of Naxalism and signed over 14 peace agreements in the Northeast.

Sweden is facing a historic political showdown as voters head to the polls in a closely fought general election. The race could see the far-right Sweden Democrats enter government for the first time, or the centre-left Social Democrats return to power under former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson.Outgoing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is seeking another term, but his centre-right bloc relies on support from the Sweden Democrats. A right-wing victory could bring the far-right party into Cabinet, marking a major shift in Swedish politics.

A striking BRICS moment in New Delhi as Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, Russia’s Sergei Lavrov and China’s Wang Yi were caught chatting and smiling together on the sidelines of the summit. The candid exchange comes as BRICS pushes for stronger cooperation among Global South nations, greater economic independence and a more multipolar world order. With Iran, Russia and China increasingly aligned on major geopolitical issues, the trio’s appearance together is drawing attention. Is this a glimpse of a new BRICS power bloc challenging the West? Watch the moment and the bigger geopolitical message behind it.

Donald Trump’s Ireland visit has sparked fresh controversy after his lengthy speech at the Deerfield Residence drew sharp criticism online. Trump spoke about Irish reunification, immigration and Europe, while journalist Aaron Rupar branded the speech “totally incoherent” and said the president “ranted and raved for half an hour.” Social media users also slammed Trump’s remarks, with some calling him a “national embarrassment.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has pushed a major BRICS financial initiative, calling for the development of a new payment, settlement and depository infrastructure within the bloc. The proposal could strengthen trade between BRICS members and reduce their exposure to external financial pressure. Putin also backed greater use of independent trade and banking channels, as BRICS expands its economic influence. Could the bloc’s financial push challenge the dominance of the U.S. dollar and reshape global trade? Here’s what Putin said at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children Archie and Lilibet are reportedly at the centre of fresh school security fears, with concerns that predictable school routines could create vulnerabilities. The alarming claims come amid Harry’s long-running security battle and renewed scrutiny over his family’s return to Britain, as experts weigh the challenge of protecting the Sussex children while allowing them a normal childhood.

Russia says BRICS nuclear cooperation is growing stronger despite Western sanctions, payment hurdles and disrupted supply chains. Rosatom CEO Alexei Likhachev says the bloc’s “nuclear dimension is only growing stronger,” highlighting expanding cooperation with India and major projects such as the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant. With BRICS accounting for more than 40% of global GDP, Moscow sees nuclear energy, advanced reactors and new trade routes as key areas for deeper cooperation. Is a new BRICS nuclear power bloc taking shape? Here’s what Russia’s top nuclear chief revealed.

The all-vegetarian menu served to visiting leaders at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi has sparked a heated debate on X, with users divided over India’s choice of food for the event. The menu featured traditional dishes including khandvi, paneer lababdar, millet pulao, Kashmiri morels, khumb galouti and jalebi, showcasing India’s diverse vegetarian cuisine. While some users criticised the absence of non-vegetarian dishes and questioned whether India’s wider culinary diversity was represented, others defended the menu as a showcase of India’s unique vegetarian food culture and culinary traditions. The debate also turned political, with Union Minister Kiren Rijiju accusing Congress of politicising the menu. Congress leaders Pawan Khera and Rahul Gandhi criticised the vegetarian-only spread, citing India’s diverse food habits and non-vegetarian cuisine.

Ancy Sojan on her coach’s advice as she targets a big jump at the Asian GamesAncy Sojan opens up on the crucial advice from her coach that helped her stay focused, fix her rhythm and push for the big jump.

A majestic Lord Ganesha statue has captured attention online, drawing admiration for its grandeur and intricate appearance.