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Tamil Nadu Elections: Chennai Decked Up for Vijay's Oath Ceremony

Chennai is all set for TVK chief Vijay’s swearing-in as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister following a historic election outcome. The city has been decorated and security tightened ahead of the grand oath ceremony, marking a major political milestone. The event comes after intense post-poll negotiations and alliance-building that paved the way for government formation in the state.

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Says Russia Ready for Talks in Moscow or Neutral Country

In a fresh update on the Russia-Ukraine war, President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia is open to holding meetings either in Moscow or a neutral third country to explore possible diplomatic solutions. The remarks come amid ongoing conflict and renewed international pressure for negotiations aimed at de-escalation and peace talks between the two sides.

Hormuz Crisis: 11 Indian Ships Exit Strait of Hormuz, 13 Still in Persian Gulf | World DNA

Indian ships are safely exiting the Strait of Hormuz. Eleven Indian vessels have already passed through, with thirteen remaining in the Persian Gulf. Diplomatic talks with Iran are ongoing to ensure the safe passage of all remaining ships to India. All Indian seafarers in the region are reported to be safe. No incidents involving Indian-flagged vessels have occurred recently.

US-Iran War: IRGC Threatens Strikes on US Gulf Bases if Tankers Are Hit

Tensions escalate in the US-Iran conflict as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warns of strong retaliation if Iranian tankers or vessels come under attack in the Gulf region. The IRGC stated it could strike US military sites and interests across the Gulf if hostilities continue, raising fears of a wider regional escalation.

Hungary Elections: Magyar's Win Ends 16 Years of Orban Rule

In a major political shift in Hungary, opposition leader Péter Magyar has secured a landmark victory, ending 16 years of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s rule. The election result marks a historic turning point in Hungarian politics, signaling potential changes in governance, domestic policy direction, and Hungary’s stance within the European Union amid rising political realignment.

Sonam Kapoor-Anand Ahuja reveal newborn son’s name; share adorable family photos | See pics

Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja have announced the name of their baby boy who was born on March 29, 2026. The actor took to social media to share family photos and reveal the meaning of her second child's name.

Israel-Lebanon War: Beirut & Southern Towns of Lebanon Targeted by IDF

Tensions escalate in the Israel-Lebanon conflict as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carry out strikes targeting Beirut and several southern towns in Lebanon. The latest attacks mark a significant intensification of hostilities in the region, raising concerns over civilian impact and broader regional instability as cross-border clashes continue to unfold.

Putin offers to take Iranian uranium again, says no evidence of Tehran 'striving for nuclear weapons'

Putin called the US-Iran conflict “very difficult” and said Russia sees no evidence that Iran seeks nuclear weapons. Putin backed renewed diplomacy, highlighted Russia’s role in Iran’s peaceful nuclear projects, and said Moscow remains ready to help

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Says Russia Open to Meetings in Moscow or Third Country

In a fresh update on the Russia-Ukraine war, President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia is open to holding meetings either in Moscow or a neutral third country to explore possible diplomatic solutions. The remarks come amid ongoing conflict and renewed international pressure for negotiations aimed at de-escalation and peace talks between the two sides.

'I think that the matter...': Putin issues BIG statement on Russia-Ukraine war after calling it 'just'
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said he believes the Ukraine war is nearing an end, while signalling openness to new European security talks. Speaking after Moscow’s Victory Day parade, Putin backed negotiations involving former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder

US SOUTHCOM Releases Footage of Attack on 'Alleged Drug Boat'

US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) has released footage showing a military strike on an alleged drug trafficking vessel. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to curb narcotics smuggling routes in international waters. The video has drawn global attention amid renewed debate over the use of force in counter-narcotics missions and maritime security operations.

West Bengal Elections: Adhikari Inducts 5 MLA's Into Bengal Cabinet

In a major political development in West Bengal, Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari has inducted five MLAs into the Bengal cabinet, marking a significant shift in the state’s political landscape. The move is expected to intensify power dynamics ahead of key political battles, sparking reactions across party lines and reshaping alliances within the state.

US-Iran War | IRGC: Will Strike US Sites in Gulf if Tankers Come Under Fire

Tensions escalate in the US-Iran conflict as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warns of strong retaliation if Iranian tankers or vessels come under attack in the Gulf region. The IRGC stated it could strike US military sites and interests across the Gulf if hostilities continue, raising fears of a wider regional escalation.

Trump Admin Sanctions 11 Firms Across China & West Asia

The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on 11 companies across China and West Asia over alleged links to restricted activities and security concerns. The move escalates economic pressure amid rising geopolitical tensions, targeting firms accused of violating international rules and supporting sensitive operations.

Iran mulls taking full control of all 7 undersea internet cables passing through Strait of Hormuz

The undersea cables carry a large share of global data traffic between Europe, the Gulf, and Asia. Tehran proposes to impose a toll for submarine cables that provide internet communications. Iran also wants all management and maintenance handled exclusively by domestic companies.

‘Understanding AESA radar jamming’: How UFOs blind America's fighter jets
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Newly declassified WAR.GOV files reveal that advanced UAPs effortlessly jam the US military's multibillion-dollar AESA radar systems. By emitting overwhelming electronic noise, these crafts blind fifth-generation fighter jets.

‘AARO’s 'unresolved' criteria’: How the Pentagon classifies an impossible flying object
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The Pentagon's AARO uses strict criteria to classify UAPs as 'unresolved' on the WAR.GOV database. These objects must exhibit hypersonic acceleration, zero thermal signatures, transmedium travel, and active sensor jamming, defying known physics.

'Jamming the launch codes': What the newly UFO released files reveal about US nuclear security
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The declassified WAR.GOV database reveals a terrifying link between UAPs and US nuclear facilities. Department of Energy files confirm anomalous crafts breached active ICBM silos, bypassing multibillion-dollar shields to disable nuclear missiles.

Shutting down the nukes? Why the US is exposing UFO encounters over active missile silos
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The declassified WAR.GOV database reveals a terrifying link between UAPs and US nuclear facilities. The released Department of Energy files show anomalous crafts breaching active ICBM silos.