Stock market crash today: BSE Sensex crashes over 1,000 points, Nifty50 below 22,850 – top reasons for fall

Both indices crashed over 1% amid the intensifying Iran-US conflict. Stock market crash today: BSE Sensex and Nifty50, the Indian equity benchmarks tanked in morning trade on Monday as persistently high crude oil prices and a spike in US bond yields added to investors’ woes. Both indices crashed over 1% amid the intensifying Iran-US conflict.While…

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Bangladesh Media Ban: Bangladesh bars media from publishing Hasina statements

DHAKA: Tarique Rahman’s government in Bangladesh has directed all print, electronic, online, and social media platforms to comply with court directives barring the broadcast or publication of statements by deposed former PM and “fugitive” Sheikh Hasina. Several media outlets in Bangladesh published and broadcast Hasina’s interview with news agency Reuters on Friday.The govt statement on…

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In 2026, an Oregon teen paid $3.07 for a Lakers jacket at Goodwill; Sotheby’s matched it to Wilt Chamberlain’s 1972 Finals run and sold it for $89,600 | International Sports News

Wilt Chamberlain. Image credits: Wikimedia Commons In 2026, a nineteen-year-old reseller bought a warm-up jacket from a Goodwill store near Portland, Oregon, for $3.07; the jacket later turned out to be Wilt Chamberlain’s 1972 NBA Finals jacket, authenticated by Sotheby’s and sold for $89,600 at auction. This is yet another addition to an ever-growing list…

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Bitchat Messaging App: India fuels Bitchat’s global rise despite takedown order

The app allows anonymous communication without mandatory user registration, phone number verification or centralised logging of messages NEW DELHI: Bitchat, the internet-free messaging app at the centre of a govt crackdown, has continued to gain traction in India despite authorities ordering GitHub to remove its source code repository and civil liberty groups challenging the move…

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Football world splits as Argentina, Mexico back FIFA president Infantino amid World Cup rights row | Football News

FIFA president Gianni Infantino, left, and Argentine Football Association president Claudio Tapia clap before the World Cup round of 32 match between Argentina and Cape Verde, Friday, July 3, 2026. (AP Photo) Football’s growing divide over FIFA president Gianni Infantino showed no sign of easing on Friday, with some of his supporters publicly backing him…

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