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Breaking: Russian FM Lavrov Calls Araghchi for Immediate Cessation of Hostilities

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reportedly contacted Iranian diplomat Araghchi, urging an immediate cessation of hostilities amid escalating regional tensions. The move signals Moscow’s diplomatic engagement to de-escalate conflict, while analysts say the situation remains fragile. This high-level communication may influence regional stability and international diplomatic efforts.

Breaking: Iran Rejects Any Talks With US, Denies Communication Despite US Claims

Iran’s official sources have strongly rejected any negotiations or talks with the United States, contradicting claims by U.S. leadership about “productive conversations.” Tehran’s Foreign Ministry and state media insist there has been no direct or indirect communication with Washington, even as regional tensions and conflicting statements continue to shape diplomatic narratives.

Tamil Nadu NDA seat-sharing deal: BJP to contest in 27 seats

The NDA in Tamil Nadu is led by the state's Principal opposition party, AIADMK. The BJP, AMMK, PMK, and many small parties are part of this alliance. As for major allies, the BJP is being allocated 27 seats, PMK is being allocated 18 seats, and AMMK is being allocated 11 seats.

Aquaman star Jason Momoa shares update post evacuating North Shore home amid Hawaii floods

Jason Momoa was one of the many who had to flee their home in Hawaii after it had been affected due to a flooding situation. He will next be seen in Supergirl. Read to know more.

France Municipal Elections: Socialists Keep Control Of Major Cities Including Paris

France’s socialists have successfully retained control of major urban strongholds, including Paris. Official Grégoire stated that the French capital will never become a far-right city, reflecting voter support for progressive policies. Analysts say the results highlight urban centers’ resistance to far-right influence amid national political shifts.

Breaking: Iran Warns Entire Gulf Will Be in a Situation Similar to Hormuz

Iran’s Defence Council warns that an attack on its southern coasts or islands could lead to the entire Persian Gulf being closed, mirroring threats around the Strait of Hormuz. Officials say deploying sea mines and other measures would disrupt maritime traffic and global energy supplies, escalating regional tensions and economic uncertainty.

IPL 2026: Dasun Shanaka snubs PSL to replace injured Sam Curran at Rajasthan Royals

Rajasthan Royals will start their 2026 season against Chennai Super Kings at the ACA Stadium in Guwahati on Mar 30.

What’s going on at Newark airport? Flight operations stopped after control tower evacuation

What’s going on at Newark airport? Flight operations stopped after control tower evacuation

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Attacks On Kyiv Captured From Space By International Space Station

The International Space Station has released satellite footage capturing Russian attacks on Kyiv. The images reveal the scale of destruction and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Analysts say space-based monitoring offers unprecedented insight into war zones, helping the world track military movements and assess the humanitarian impact of the conflict.

Inter-Ministerial Briefing Updates India On West Asia Crisis And Fuel Stability

The Indian government convened an inter-ministerial briefing to assess the evolving West Asia conflict. Officials discussed regional developments, energy security, and potential impacts on domestic supplies. Authorities assured that essential services and critical fuel supplies, including LPG and crude, remain stable while closely monitoring the situation for any necessary interventions.

'$2 billion B‑2 bomber in action against Iran': What is the maximum weight it can really carry?
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As per official sources The $2 billion B-2 Spirit stealth bomber can carry 40,000 pounds of ordnance. However, for missions against hardened targets in Iran, it carries two bunker busters, pushing its true maximum payload to 60,000 pounds.

‘Beyond the Strait of Hormuz’: How far can Iranian anti‑ship cruise missiles actually strike?
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Iran's anti-ship missile arsenal included the 30-km Nasr and the 1,000-km Abu Mahdi. While these weapons once threatened Arabian Sea shipping, recent US and Israeli strikes have systematically destroyed most of these coastal facilities.

Ashwin, K Srikkanth urge Hardik Pandya to ‘quit MI captaincy’ as IPL 2026 looms

“It’s a funny situation.” Former chief selector K Srikkanth and R Ashwin urge Hardik Pandya to ‘voluntarily’ hand the MI captaincy to Suryakumar Yadav ahead of IPL 2026.

‘No direct or indirect talks’: Iran denies conversation with Trump after US prez claims 'detailed, constructive’ talks

Iran denied any talks with Donald Trump after he claimed “constructive conversations,” calling it misinformation aimed at influencing markets, while IRGC-linked outlets reiterated no direct or indirect contact occurred.

LaGuardia airport plane crash: Air Canada flight collides with fire truck, two pilots killed, dozens injured in runway disaster. What we know so far
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LaGuardia airport plane crash: Air Canada flight collides with fire truck, two pilots killed, dozens injured in runway disaster. What we know so far

IPL 2026: Check out LSG final squad; batters, bowlers, keepers and more
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Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) look to have one of the strongest squads going into the 19th season of the Indian Premier League. Here's who all made it to their final 25 for IPL 2026.

ED flags Indians buying Dubai property via credit cards: FEMA, RBI rules explained

ED has sent notices to Indians who bought Dubai property using credit cards. Here’s what FEMA and RBI rules say and how buyers can regularise transactions.

‘Flying supercomputer’: Which is the most technologically advanced fighter jet in the US?
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The F-35, known as the 'Panther', is America’s most advanced stealth fighter. Acting as a flying command centre, it features radar-evading tech, sensor fusion, and electronic warfare capabilities to secure absolute global air superiority.

Pakistan: Imran Khan Calls Pak Judiciary 'Sellouts' For Receiving 'Privileges'

Imprisoned former Pakistan PM Imran Khan has accused the country's judiciary of being "sellouts" and "puppets," alleging judges received "privileges" to deliver biased verdicts against him. Khan claims his ongoing legal cases are politically motivated, specifically targeting judges for enabling "fascism" and the destruction of democratic institutions.