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Manipulated, deceived: Norway Crown Princess Mette-Marit talks of Epstein links, teary-eyed interview timed after son's rape trial raises questions

Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit said on national TV she was “manipulated and deceived”, while addressing her links to Jeffrey Epstein for the first time in public. She admitted poor judgment, but denied knowing of the crimes of the convicted paedophile

'Physics always wins in the end’: Iran may have found & hit an F‑35 fighter jet using a heat sensor
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Iran claims to have hit a US F-35 jet using infrared sensors. While the $100 million aircraft is invisible to radar, its engine emits massive heat. Experts note physics always wins, as stealth coatings cannot hide thermal energy from passive sensors.

Israel-Lebanon War: Russian State TV Reporter Narrowly Escapes Israeli Strike In Lebanon

A Russian state TV reporter narrowly escaped an Israeli strike while reporting from southern Lebanon amid escalating tensions in the Israel–Lebanon conflict. Dramatic visuals from the scene show explosions occurring close to the journalist’s location as Israeli forces targeted suspected militant infrastructure.

Your mattress has an expiry date: Why an old mattress could be quietly ruining your sleep

With the continuous evolution of health and wellness talk, a lot of people have begun to see the bedroom as a wellness room rather than just a place for sleeping. Besides light, human body sleepiness and refreshing will also be determined by heat and noise level.

Satellite images show widespread clouds as Western disturbance triggers rain across North India

Satellite images show widespread clouds as Western disturbance triggers rain across North India

Indian Govt Seeks Aadhar App On New Devices | UIDAI Says Move will Improve Access

The Indian government is pushing for the Aadhaar app to be pre-installed on new smartphones and devices to improve accessibility and digital convenience for citizens. The UIDAI says the move will make identity verification faster, safer, and more seamless across services like banking, telecom, and government schemes.

FIFA World Cup 2026 Playoff Qualifiers: Here's all you need to know - fixtures, teams, path, format, live streaming

The final week of March will see 16 teams divided across four groups go head-to-head for a place in football’s ultimate showdown. So ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Playoffs in Europe, here is all you need to know, including fixtures, format, broadcast and other key details.

‘20 days of US strikes on Iran’: US hits 7,800 targets, sinks 120 ships with 8,000 flights
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In 20 days of Operation Epic Fury, the US conducted 8,000 combat flights to strike 7,800 targets in Iran. The Pentagon confirmed the sinking of 120 naval vessels, aiming to dismantle Iran's military and nuclear infrastructure.

‘Our missile industry…’: IRGC spokesman Naeini’s warning hours before death in US-Israeli strikes

The killing of Ali Mohammad Naini marks the fourth major blow to Iranian leadership this week, following the assassinations of Ali Larijani, Gholamreza Soleimani, and Esmaeil Khatib.

'India steps up diplomacy outreach amid rising tensions in West Asia; PM Modi speaks to 5 global leaders': MEA

The MEA said the Prime Minister emphasised the urgent need to prioritise dialogue and diplomacy to reduce tensions and work towards restoring peace and stability. He also strongly condemned attacks on critical energy infrastructure.

Dhurandhar 2 in Lahore: Pakistani Journalist watches pirated version of Ranveer Singh’s film, netizens say ‘no shame’

Directed by Aditya Dhar, the movie was finally released worldwide on March 19. On the same day of its release, the movie was available on pirated website. A journalist from Lahore has watched the movie and shared the video on X, garnering a wave of reaction.

Who was Saleh Mohammadi? Young wrestling champion executed in Iran for anti-national activities

The January protests were sparked by rising prices and economic problems, with millions taking to the streets across the country. The government responded with a harsh crackdown and thousands were reportedly killed.

Can a US A‑10 Warthog survive a missile hit? Know how the jets are destroying Iran’s naval assets near the Strait of Hormuz
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Protected by a 1,200-pound titanium shield, the US A-10 Warthog is surviving hostile airspace to actively hunt and destroy Iranian fast-attack boats in the Strait of Hormuz.

'Built to own skies': Did Iran just expose 'stealthy' F-35 fighter jet? Why the claim is more alarming than it sounds
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The F‑35 is among the most costly aircraft ever produced. Its unit price, including ancillary costs such as depot maintenance, ground support equipment, and spare parts, is estimated at $110.3 million for the F‑35A, $135.8 million for the F‑35B, and $117.3 million for the F‑35C.

Eid without Al-Aqsa: Worshippers clash as Jerusalem locks down holy sites
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Hundreds gathered for Eid al-Fitr prayers outside Al-Aqsa Mosque as Israel shut holy sites amid war tensions, sparking clashes, grief, and fears over unprecedented restrictions.

'Evil will overcome good...': Netanyahu’s 'Jesus vs Genghis Khan' quote sparks global backlash. Here is what he said

Benjamin Netanyahu made a controversial statement in his Thursday night address by comparing Jesus Christ and Genghis Khan, and suggesting that the former is weaker. He later issued a clarification, stating those were not his words.

India-Canada Ties | Canada Police Retracts Claims Against India

RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme says based on the information before him, there are no longer clandestine activities or transnational repression taking place in Canada that is linked to the government of India. “In the files that we have that involve transnational repression, we’re not seeing any connection right now with any foreign entity, based on the criminal information, the investigations that we have presently,” Duheme told CTV Question Period host Vassy Kapelos in an exclusive interview airing Sunday, when asked several times whether transnational repression by agents of India is still a concern.

Trump mulling Kharg Island takeover to force Iran to open Strait of Hormuz: Report

If the operation gets an approval, more troops would be required, and the movement of three different Marine units to the region seems to be in consonance with the plan. The White House and the Pentagon are considering sending even more troops soon, a US official said.

Thomas Tuchel names England squad for pre-World Cup friendlies; Trent, Watkins excluded

In the squad announced on Friday (Mar 20), England manager Thomas Tuchel gave no room to the star defender Trent Alexander-Arnold who now plays for Real Madrid. Tottenham’s Djed Spence and Newcastle United’s Tino Livramento have been given the nod in the 35-man squad.