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US-Iran War: Renewed Attack by US And Israel on Iran's Natanz Facility

Fresh strikes by the United States and Israel have targeted Iran’s key Natanz nuclear enrichment facility, marking another escalation in the ongoing US-Iran war. Iranian authorities confirmed the attack on the strategic site, which is central to Tehran’s uranium enrichment programme.

BTS' Arirang: Google honours k-pop band's comeback with animation pop, trivia quest

As BTS is making their comeback today, Google has honoured their return with an adorable animation pop and a little trivia quest for everyone. Read to know more.

Dhurandhar after-party: Ranveer Singh steals the show with epic dance to Akshaye Khanna's FA9LA
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Dhurandhar: The Revenge is basking in success, having collected a total revenue of Rs 226.27 crore so far, according to a report of Sacnilk. On the verge of claiming success, the team grooved at an after-party that was wholly a low-key yet lively celebration.

Why is Iran targeting US-UK base in Diego Garcia concerning? Explained
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Iran firing missiles toward Diego Garcia raises fears of war spreading beyond West Asia, threatening a key US-UK base. Here’s why it is concerning.

US-Iran War: Reports Suggest Officials Say Riyadh Looking For A Way To Punish Iran

Saudi Arabia has opened the King Fahad Air Base to the United States, signalling deeper military coordination as regional tensions rise. Washington is also deploying additional warships to West Asia, while Riyadh says trust with Iran has “shattered” after hundreds of reported drone strikes.

Iran War: Funeral Held For IRGC Spokesperson | Blasts Reported In Jerusalem

US-Israel at war with Iran: Latest developments: - Funeral Held For IRGC Spokesperson - IDF Strikes Hezbollah Targets In Beirut - Fire Rages At US diplomatic center In Baghdad - Blasts Reported In Jerusalem

US-Iran War: Suspense Over Trump's Plans On Kharg Island; US Lifts Sanctions on Iranian Oil

Amid the ongoing US–Iran war, uncertainty grows over plans by the United States regarding strategic Kharg Island, a key Iranian oil export hub targeted in recent strikes with reports suggesting possible occupation or blockade as President Trump weighs military options. At the same time, the US has temporarily lifted sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to ease soaring global energy prices caused by disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and conflict‑related supply shocks.

IPL 2026: Check out MI final squad; batters, bowlers, keepers and more
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Mumbai Indians (MI) 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.

Marty Supreme OTT: When will Timothée Chalamet's sports biopic make its digital debut?

Timothée Chalamet starrer Marty Supreme is all set to make its streaming debut. Read to know when it will premiere. The sports drama was released in cinemas in 2025.

Maatrubhumi: Salman Khan's war drama postponed after Prashant Tamang’s death; details inside

Salman Khan's much-awaited Maatrubhumi has reportedly been postponed due to the death of Prashant Tamang, who was a part of the cast. Read on to know more.

Nicholas Brendon dies | When Buffy the Vampire Slayer actor talked about addictions: 'I’ve messed up, a lot'

Buffy the Vampire Slayer star, Nicholas Brendon, has passed away. He was 54 years old. The actor was vocal about his substance abuse, mental health issues and alcohol addiction.

India's Airlines Seek Fare Cap Relief Amid Iran War

India’s airlines are urging the government to ease fare caps as the Iran war pushes aviation fuel prices higher. With fuel making up nearly 30–40% of operating costs and airspace restrictions forcing longer routes, carriers say margins are under serious strain. The industry is now looking for flexibility to manage rising expenses without disrupting services.

'Iran targets US base 4,000 km away': How US Navy’s SM-3 interceptor works and why it matters
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Of the two missiles, one failed mid-flight. It remains unclear whether the interception succeeded, and officials did not specify when the missiles were fired.

Twitter shareholders to get $2.6 billion? US jury finds Elon Musk liable for misleading investors in 2022

Following a three-week trial in a San Francisco federal court, during which Elon Musk testified in person, the jury concluded that two tweets he posted in May 2022 contained false remarks that contributed to a drop in Twitter’s share price.

Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility hit in US-Israeli strikes, atomic energy organisation says

The US and Israel struck Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility, targeting its enrichment complex. Iran says no radioactive leak was reported after the airstrike.

Iran War: US Eases Iran Oil Curbs With Temporary Waiver To Boost Supply

The United States has temporarily relaxed restrictions on Iranian oil at sea, in a move aimed at easing pressure on global energy markets. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the waiver could help unlock around 140 million barrels of oil. The decision comes as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz continue to disrupt supply, signalling a shift in Washington’s approach to stabilising energy flows.

US-Iran War: Saudi Arabia Says Country Has Seen 575 Iranian Drone Strikes

Saudi Arabia has opened the King Fahad Air Base to the United States, signalling deeper military coordination as regional tensions rise. Washington is also deploying additional warships to West Asia, while Riyadh says trust with Iran has “shattered” after hundreds of reported drone strikes.

Iran war: Trump changing tactics, preparing for use of ground troops?

Though, it was unclear under what circumstances the United States President would authorise the use of troops on the ground in Iran war.

Report: Trump's Kharg Island Plans Aimed To Push Iran on Hormuz

The United States has temporarily lifted sanctions on Iranian oil already at sea in a bid to ease surging global energy prices driven by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The Treasury Department issued a “narrowly tailored” authorization allowing the sale of Iranian crude oil and petroleum products loaded on vessels as of March 20, with the waiver running until April 19.