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Hezbollah Fires Record Barrage of Rockets and Missiles: Israeli Defences Scramble For Safety

Israeli defence forces scrambled to intercept a record barrage of rockets and missiles fired by Hezbollah amid escalating tensions in the region. The unprecedented attack marks one of the most intense exchanges in recent years, raising fears of a broader military escalation.

What Iran War Means For The Declining Dollar Dominance

Is the global economy slowly moving away from the dominance of the United States Dollar? The ongoing tensions involving Iran, the United States, and other geopolitical shifts are accelerating discussions around de-dollarisation in global energy trade. Countries are increasingly settling oil transactions in alternative currencies such as the Chinese Yuan, Russian Ruble, and Indian Rupee. This shift could reshape how global commodities are priced and traded.

US: Nicolas Maduro, Wife Cilia Flores Battle US Sanctions in Court

Nicolás Maduro has once again appeared in a New York federal court, weeks after his dramatic capture by US forces and extradition over narcoterrorism and drug trafficking charges. In his first US court hearing, Maduro rejected the allegations and controversially described himself as a “prisoner of war” rather than a criminal defendant, arguing that his capture was a military act and part of a broader geopolitical struggle.

Nepal Elections: Balendra Shah's Swearing-in at President's Office in Kathmandu

Balendra “Balen” Shah, Nepal’s rapper‑turned‑politician and newly sworn‑in prime minister, made his first national message viral by delivering it in rap form, urging unity and national duty.

Uganda Military Chief Suggests Joining Israel In Iran War

Uganda’s military chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has sparked global attention after suggesting that Uganda could join Israel in the ongoing Iran conflict. In a series of posts on X, he warned that any attempt to destroy Israel could bring Uganda into the war “on the side of Israel.” Kainerugaba, the son of President Yoweri Museveni, is known for his outspoken views on global politics. While he often says his statements are personal, analysts believe they can signal broader policy direction.

Iran's online 'wolf warriors': How embassies and consulates are fighting the information warfare, using humour, emotions, and memes

Iran’s diplomatic missions, embassies and consulates have turned into a coordinated digital force, using social media memes, visuals, emotional language and legal arguments to shape global opinion, even as its actions are hitting trade and causing tensions in the entire Gulf region

‘Slaughtered in cold blood’: Iran FM Araghchi accuses US of ‘war crimes’ over Minab school bombing, calls it ‘calculated assault’

Abbas Araghchi accused the US of a “war crime” over a Minab school strike killing over 175, as Donald Trump cited a targeting error amid the Iran war.

Twilight actor Taylor Lautner expecting first child with wife Tay | See pics

Actor Taylor Lautner, best known for his movies like Twilight and Abduction, among others, is expecting his first child with wife Tay. The couple had tied the knot in 2022.

Meet top 5 bowlers fastest to 150 wickets in Indian Premier League
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From Jasprit Bumrah to Rashid Khan, here's a look at the top five bowlers fastest to 150 wickets in Indian Premier League. This list also includes Lasith Malinga, Harshal Patel and Yuzvendra Chahal

‘Second Kuwaiti port damaged’: What is Mubarak Al-Kabeer port hit by ‘drones and cruise missiles’ as West Asia tensions escalate?
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The Ministry of Public Works said the port was hit by “hostile drones and cruise missiles”, confirming material damage but no casualties. The incident highlights the growing vulnerability of strategic sites amid escalating regional tensions.

TRIBE v2: Meta introduces AI model that can predict human brain activity

Meta has introduced TRIBE v2, an AI system designed to predict human brain activity using fMRI scans. Trained on brain data from over 700 volunteers, the model analyses how the brain responds to images, audio and text to better understand neural patterns.

Tulip bloom fever: Over 1 lakh visitors flock to Srinagar garden

Set between Dal Lake and the Zabarwan Hills, Asia’s largest Tulip Garden in Srinagar has witnessed over 100,000 visitors so far. Tulip Garden is home to more than 1.8 million tulips spanning over 70 vibrant varieties this year.

Oscars venue change explained: Why the Dolby era is ending after 20+ years

Leaving Hollywood Boulevard, the Academy Awards will move from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood to the Peacock Theatre.

‘Why mute half the abuses?’ Actor Deepak Tijori questions CBFC’s censorship of Dhurandhar: The Revenge

Actor-filmmaker Deepak Tijori has called out the Censor Board for its policy of only half-muting the cuss words in Dhurandhar: The Revenge. Tijori has pointed out that the film, once released on OTT, has no abusive words muted.

Rising energy prices could put strain on India’s FY27 fiscal position, says ICRA

ICRA flagged possible pressure on government revenues, indicating that elevated prices could lead to softer excise collections and lower corporate tax inflows. Despite these challenges, it highlighted the availability of fiscal buffers.

Trump’s signature on US currency? US president to end 165-year tradition

The move would be the latest effort by Trump to circumvent longstanding practice and put his mark on American currency.

Senate votes to fund most of Homeland Security; ICE remains stalled

In a rare overnight session, the Senate unanimously voted to fund the TSA and Coast Guard, ending a 42-day DHS shutdown while leaving ICE and Border Patrol unfunded

'I don't think I have anything to prove': GT skipper Shubman Gill ahead of IPL 2026

The 2022 champions, Gujarat Titans, will kick off their IPL 2026 campaign against Punjab Kings at Mullanpur on Mar 31.

Iran bans sports teams from visiting 'hostile' countries amid West Asia crisis

Iran has banned its national and club teams from travelling to countries it considers "hostile" until further notice, citing safety concerns amid the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel.