SC grants bail to Anwar Dhebar 
Russia launches missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least 17 people. 
Court convicts 4 of rioting in Muthanga case 
Jammu and Kashmir Statehood Demand: Why the 7-Year Wait After Article 370 Abrogation Continues 
Tamil Nadu gov’t launches school scheme 
CBSE Cancels Class 10 Exams in Middle East, Unveils Alternative Assessment Scheme for Students
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced a special assessment scheme for Class...
Month: March 2026
Russian Strike on Ukrainian Hydropower Plant Triggers Moldova Water Crisis, Leaving Thousands Without Supply
Thousands of people in Moldova are without running water after a Russian strike on a Ukrainian hydropower plant caused pollution in the Dniester River, sparking a serious public health and environmental emergency that has left tens of thousands affected and prompted international aid and solidarity.
South Africa Water Crisis Deepens as Residents Accuse Criminal Gangs of Exploiting Shortages
South Africans are accusing criminal gangs of taking advantage of the country's worsening water crisis, turning a basic public service failure into an opportunity for exploitation and profit, as weak infrastructure, municipal breakdowns, and poor governance exacerbate the problem.
Trump Backs Qatar, Denies US Role in Israel’s South Pars Strike as Iran War Threatens Global Energy Markets
US President Donald Trump has defended Qatar and denied any American involvement in Israel's attack on Iran's South Pars gas field, warning Tehran of massive consequences if it attacks Qatar's LNG infrastructure again, as the Middle East conflict threatens global energy markets.
HDFC Bank Chairman Resigns Amid Ethics Concerns, Sending Stocks Plummeting 4 Percent Overnight
HDFC Bank’s part-time chairman and independent director Atanu Chakraborty has tendered his resignation with immediate...
Kingfisher Partners with Google Cloud to Revolutionize Shopping Experience Across UK and Europe with AI Technology
Kingfisher, a leading home improvement retailer, has announced a strategic partnership with Google Cloud to...
EU Braces for Showdown with Hungary’s Orbán Over 90 Billion Euro Ukraine Loan as Election Looms
The European Union is preparing for a showdown with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán over a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, with EU leaders warning of significant consequences for the bloc and Orbán's own political future ahead of Hungary's election next month.
Black Cube Slovenia Election Scandal: Israeli Spy Firm, Leaked Tapes and Corruption Claims Shake Robert Golob vs Janez Janša Race
Slovenia's parliamentary election has been thrown into turmoil by allegations that Israeli spy firm Black Cube interfered in the campaign, with leaked recordings and claims of corruption threatening to upend the outcome, as Prime Minister Robert Golob and opposition leader Janez Janša engage in a bitter and dramatic contest.
England Unveils the World’s Longest Coastal Path for Public Access and Exploration
England has unveiled the world's longest coastal path, the King Charles coastal path, a 3,000-mile route that offers stunning views, diverse landscapes, and unforgettable experiences for walkers, hikers, and nature enthusiasts, promoting sustainable tourism and conservation efforts.
70% Kerala MLAs Face Criminal Cases, More Than Half Are Crorepatis: ADR Report
Nearly 70% of sitting MLAs in Kerala have declared criminal cases against themselves, while more...
World’s Largest LNG Plant in Qatar Hit by Iranian Missile, Fire Erupts at Ras Laffan Amid Gulf Energy Crisis
The world's largest LNG plant in Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City has been struck by Iranian missiles, sparking a fire and raising concerns about global energy security, as the Iran-Israel conflict escalates and threatens to disrupt global oil and LNG markets.
‘Iran Nowhere Close to Nukes’: Ex-US Counterterror Chief Joe Kent Says in First Interview After Exit
Former US counterterrorism chief Joe Kent has made a startling claim, saying Iran is "nowhere close" to building a nuclear weapon, directly challenging the Trump administration's justification for the Iran war, in his first interview after resigning over the conflict.
US Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged: What the Federal Reserve’s Decision Means for Indian Stock Markets, Sensex, Nifty and the Rupee
The US Federal Reserve has kept interest rates unchanged again, and that matters a great...
Middle East Crisis Updates: Pentagon Seeks $200 Billion for Iran War as Tehran Retaliates After Israeli Strike on South Pars Gas Field
The Middle East crisis has entered a dangerous phase, with the Pentagon seeking $200 billion in extra funding for the Iran war, while Tehran retaliates against an Israeli strike on the critical South Pars gas field, threatening global energy supplies and stability.
Hong Kong apartment fires: hearings to begin into Wang Fuk blaze that killed 168 people
Independent committee to investigate safety standards and whether building practices contributed to worst residential fires...
Tropical Cyclone Narelle to make landfall in far north Qld on Friday as category four storm, bringing 200km/h winds
Massive storm tracking a path to Queensland coast, which intensified offshore Thursday morning to category...
Australia news live: Queenslanders in path of Cyclone Narelle stock up on food and sandbags; shares plunge as Iran war delivers economic shock
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Trump Warns Iran of Devastating Consequences if Gulf Energy Attacks Continue
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of severe retaliation if it continues to attack energy sites in the Gulf region, threatening to unleash a massive response if Iran strikes at Qatar again, in a move that could escalate the conflict and have significant implications for global energy markets.
Iran Israel Conflict Escalates: Deadly Missile Strike Hits West Bank Killing At Least 3
The conflict between Iran and Israel has taken a deadly turn with a missile strike killing at least 3 people in the West Bank, marking a significant escalation in the violence and raising concerns about the potential for further bloodshed and regional destabilization.
EU Leaders Dial Back Push for Naval Deployment to Middle East Amid Escalating Regional Tensions
European leaders have softened their push for a naval deployment to the Middle East, citing concerns over escalating regional tensions and the risks of direct military involvement, as they seek to balance strategic interests with diplomatic caution.
