As Starliner Returns Without Sunita Williams, Boeing Faces $1 Billion Loss

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams will now return on Elon Musk's SpaceX's Crew-9 vehicle in February 2025, after a six-month extended stay on the ISS.

NASA, on Saturday, announced that Boeing's Starliner capsule will return empty from the International Space Station (ISS), citing ongoing propulsion system problems.

Washington is behind Durov's arrest, it is important for Biden to take control of Telegram ahead of the US presidential election, Volodin said

Delhi-based lawyer Rohan Jaitley, the son of the late politician Arun Jaitley, is poised to become the next Secretary of the BCCI if current Secretary Jay Shah transitions to the role of ICC Chairman.

Knife attack Mayhem in Germany. Intensive care units report more and more seriously injured people.

In Germany, the number of people who had to be treated in intensive care units (ICUs) for serious knife injuries or who died from them increased by more than 50% between 2014 and 2023 says report from the trauma registry of the German Society for Trauma Surgery.

According to the report, 4,917 patients with severe stab wounds were admitted to German hospitals over the past ten years. In total, there were 212,628 seriously injured people during this period.

Muslim woman Razia, dies of panic attack as policemen raid house on suspicion of storing beef in UP.

Four constables raided her house on suspicion that beef was stored there, violating the anti-cow slaughter law in Uttar Pradesh.

However, the police team did not find any objectionable material as was tipped off wrongly by their 'Unknown' informer.

"Necessary legal action will be taken against the informer for providing biased information to the police", said the UP Police.

Apple's operations in India are set to generate 600,000 jobs by the end of the current fiscal year.

This growth reflects Apple's aggressive expansion in the country as it aims to diversify its production away from China.

Telangana man Shahbaz Khan dies in Saudi Arabia desert as GPS malfunction and his car runs out of fuel.

Shahbaz Khan, a 27-year-old from Telangana working as a tower technician in Saudi Arabia, set out on a routine assignment with a colleague five days ago. A GPS malfunction took them off course into the vast expanse of the Ruba al-Khali desert. Their car ran out of fuel, and Saudi authorities discovered their lifeless bodies.

Theft Suspect Tied Up In Bihar, Chilli Powder Poured Into Private Parts

The victim with his hands tied and pants down is made to bow forward as a man pours chilli powder into his private parts. Then a pen is used to ensure the chilli powder enters his rectum.

"This is Nitish Kumar-BJP's Mahagundaraj-Mahajungleraj. This is worse then Taliban. The Chief Minister is not in his senses. Many murders are taking place in Bihar daily," said RJD

🇸🇪Swedish people march chanting,

'Crush Islam! Out of Sweden'

Sweden has had enough of Islam.

Greece: “A 23-year-old South African woman was raped by 3 Pakistanis during her vacation in the Mykonos island.”

Rapes, murders, theft and other crimes by Muslim invaders have become daily occurrences in Europe.

What the British saw when they arrived in the Indian subcontinent.

The Chinese Air Force Military Surveillance Planet violated Japanese airspace today for the first time in history.

Japan has condemned an unprecedented violation of its airspace by a Chinese military aircraft as “utterly unacceptable” and a threat to its security.

Several Palestinian terrorists liquidated in Israeli airstrike against the West Bank

A headquarter shared by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Nur Shams was hit

Several of the killed terrorists are young jihadis released from Israeli prisons in exchange for hostages.