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Aamir Khan reveals he is yet to watch Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar: The Revenge

Aamir Khan has revealed that he has not watched Aditya Dhar's latest blockbuster Dhurandhar: The Revenge yet. The actor sent his best wishes to the film and said he is keen to watch it.

LPG vessel 'Apollo Ocean' docks in Karnataka, India assures stable energy supply

Both tankers sailing under the flag of Vietnam successfully docked at New Mangalore Port. The arrival came days after the vessel Shivalik and MT Nanda Devi, carrying nearly 92,712 metric tonnes of LPG, also reached India earlier this month.

How can India reduce its dependence on LPG imports?
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The 2026 Hormuz crisis has forced India to aggressively reduce its 60 per cent reliance on LPG imports. By scaling up electric cooking, rural biogas, and DME blending, India aims to secure its domestic fuel supply against global shocks.

Mumbai Indians IPL 2026 Full Schedule: Check Dates and Venues
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After the BCCI released the IPL 2026 final league match schedule on Thursday (Mar 26), the fans wonder who and where the former five-time winners, Mumbai Indians (MI), will play against. Check out MI’s full first-phase schedule, opponents and venues.

India: Srinagar's Historic Raghunath Temple Reopens After 36 Years; Special Puja Held on Ram Navmi

India: Srinagar's Historic Raghunath Temple Reopens After 36 Years; Special Puja Held on Ram Navmi | WION DISPATCH The historic Raghunath Temple in Srinagar has reopened to devotees after 36 years, marking a significant cultural and religious moment for the region. The reopening coincided with special prayers and rituals held on the occasion of Ram Navami. Authorities and devotees described the development as a symbol of renewed confidence and normalcy, as worship resumed at one of the region’s historic Hindu shrines. The reopening is being seen as an important step toward preserving heritage and restoring religious access in Jammu and Kashmir.

Israel-Lebanon War: Researchers Say Israel Used White Phosphorous Over Civilian Areas

Researchers have alleged that Israel used white phosphorus munitions over civilian-populated areas during its conflict with Lebanon, raising fresh concerns about humanitarian risks in the ongoing border fighting. White phosphorus can be used for smoke screens and illumination, but its deployment near civilian zones remains highly controversial under international humanitarian law.

Who is Alireza Tangsiri? Israel claims to have killed IRGC Navy Chief - a key player in ongoing war

Israel claims it targeted Alireza Tangsiri, Iran’s powerful IRGC Navy chief central to Strait of Hormuz tensions, though Tehran has not confirmed his death amid escalating regional conflict.

Ustaad Bhagat Singh: Director Harish Shankar breaks silence on trolling, box office numbers

Ustaad Bhagat Singh's director Harish Shankar has opened up about the trolling and box office numbers dipping. Starring Pawan Kalyan in the lead role, the film was released in cinemas on March 19.

Hormuz Chokepoint Crisis: Hormuz Transit Numbers Drop Sharply in Iran War First Week

Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has collapsed amid the US–Iran war, dropping from normal levels to just a handful of vessel movements in the first week of March. This strategic chokepoint - vital for global oil and LNG trade- remains largely constrained by military risk, insurance pullback, and geopolitical instability.

India Fuel Crisis: Panic-Buying & Long Queues Amid Shortage Rumours

India is witnessing widespread panic-buying of petrol and diesel as rumours of a fuel shortage spread nationwide. Long queues at fuel stations are reported across major cities, raising concerns about supply management and public safety.

Nepal: Balen Shah to be Sworn in as PM on Friday

Balen Shah is set to be sworn in as Prime Minister of Nepal on Friday, marking a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. Known for his anti-establishment appeal and reform-focused image, Shah’s rise reflects growing public support for alternative leadership amid ongoing political uncertainty.

PM Modi calls virtual meet with CMs to address West Asia conflict, urges 'Team India' approach

PM Modi calls virtual meet with CMs to address West Asia conflict, urges 'Team India' approach

South Africa: 12 Police Officers Arrested Over Corruption & Fraud

Authorities in South Africa have arrested 12 police officers over allegations of corruption and fraud, in a major crackdown targeting misconduct within law enforcement ranks. Officials say the arrests follow an investigation into suspected involvement in illegal activities, including abuse of authority and financial irregularities.

Who was Zhang Xuefeng, China’s million-dollar 'Gaokao Guru', who passed away at 41

Chinese education influencer Zhang Xuefeng, who made a fortune guiding students on gaokao, China's college entrance exam, died of a cardiac arrest on March 24. He was known for working too much and sleeping less.

Dozens dead in Bangladesh as bus full of passengers falls into Padma River while boarding a ferry

A bus carrying 40–50 passengers plunged into the Padma River in Rajbari, leaving at least 23 dead as rescue teams continue search operations.

What are the benefits of PNG over an LPG gas cylinder?
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The Hormuz blockade has disrupted LPG supplies, making PNG another cooking alternative. Piped gas offers an uninterrupted 24/7 supply, post-paid billing, and superior safety because it safely dissipates into the air during a leak.

Plastic crisis? How the Iran war is choking petrochemical supply chains and driving price shock across Asia
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The conflict has disrupted the flow of critical feedstocks, highlighting how deeply global manufacturing depends on Middle Eastern energy supplies.

BCCI releases full IPL 2026 schedule, 13 venues to host 70 matches; Raipur, Dharamshala included

In an announcement made on Thursday (Mar 26), the BCCI allotted matches to venues in Jaipur, Dharamshala and Raipur, which had earlier been skipped.

Breaking | Rutte: NATO Stronger Today Than It Has Ever Been

Mark Rutte has said that NATO is stronger today than it has ever been, highlighting increased defence spending, expanded military coordination, and deeper strategic cooperation among alliance members. His remarks come at a time of heightened global tensions and ongoing conflicts in Europe and West Asia, where NATO’s deterrence posture continues to evolve.