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Why the Gulf crisis could reshape the global order — and India’s role in it

India’s growing technological capabilities and expanding economy position it well to benefit from the diversification of global supply chains.

Who was Madhu Malhotra? Satte Pe Satta actress passes away at 72

Hindi film actress Madhu Malhotra died at the age of 72 in Mumbai. She was known for her supporting roles in films like Satte Pe Satta, Karz, Rishta Kagaz Ka, Hero, Vishwanath, and more. Read on to know more.

North Korea Conducts Test of Multiple Rocket Launcher System | S Korea: 10 Ballistic Missiles Fired

North Korea has conducted a test of its 600mm-calibre multiple rocket launchers, demonstrating its growing long-range missile capabilities amid rising tensions in East Asia. The tests are seen as a signal of Pyongyang’s military readiness, drawing concern from South Korea, the US, and regional allies. Analysts say these tests are part of North Korea’s broader strategy to advance its arsenal of heavy artillery and missile systems, increasing the risk of conflict in the region.

'If He's Alive': Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps Vows To 'Pursue And Kill' PM Netanyahu

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards on Sunday (Mar 15) vowed to assassinate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid the war with Israel and the United States. In a statement, the IRGC said that if Netanyahu is alive, they will “pursue and kill him”. This comes following the rumours claiming that Netanyahu was assassinated or missing during the West Asia war. However, the Israeli PM’s office dismissed the reports as “fake news”, saying that the “Prime Minister is fine.”

Did Rebel Wilson's PR team plan a smear campaign against movie producer? Leaked audio reveals shocking details

Reports of Rebel Wilson's PR team doing a smear campaign against a producer have surfaced after an audio recording was leaked. Read to know more details.

US-Iran War: How Are Countries Managing Their Economies Amid War

Countries are managing economies during war through emergency measures like energy price caps, fuel subsidies, and releasing strategic reserves to combat inflation and supply disruptions. Governments are diversifying energy sources, offering fiscal support to affected sectors, and using monetary policy to navigate soaring oil prices and market volatility.

'No French Plan' To Stop War: Lebanon to Form Delegation for Potential Talks with Israel

Lebanon is reportedly preparing to form a delegation to engage in potential peace talks with Israel as regional tensions rise amid the ongoing US‑Israel war with Iran. Officials say the move aims to reduce hostilities along the border and explore diplomatic solutions, though Lebanon has stressed that a ceasefire should be in place before negotiations.

‘Abhishek is brave, but his early stardom invited jealousy’: Sanju Samson

Sanju Samson reveals the truth behind his "fire and fire" partnership with Abhishek Sharma at the India Today Conclave. Discover how the duo’s record-breaking Powerplay fueled India's T20 World Cup win and why Abhishek remains the World No. 1 T20I batter.

'Never said...': Iran’s FM denies Witkoff’s claim of boasting about building 11 nuclear bombs, slams US envoy’s 'lack of knowledge'

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied claims that he threatened the US with nuclear weapons, accusing Washington of twisting his remarks to justify military action. He said Iran only referenced IAEA reports on enriched uranium while talking about concessions during Geneva meet

Ahead of Rohit Shetty's Golmaal 5- Relive the funniest scenes of the franchise
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Filmmaker Rohit Shetty gave a treat to his fans by bringing back Bollywood’s one of the most beloved comedic sequels, Golmaal 5. Before returning to its fun elements, here’s a look back at some of the most unforgettable and funniest moments from the franchise.

Pakistani terrorist killed in infiltration bid along LoC in J&K's Uri sector

Security forces have recovered the body of the slain terrorist from the operation site. Along with the body, they recovered war-like stores, including one AK rifle, a pistol, and a large quantity of ammunition.

Amid Trump's call for help in Strait of Hormuz, Japan says bar high for sending warships

Japan is the fifth-biggest importer of oil with 95 percent of it coming from the Middle East and 70 percent passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

Which missiles is the US military using most in the war against Iran?
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The US military is utilising Tomahawk cruise missiles for deep strikes against Iranian targets, while relying heavily on SM-6, Patriot PAC-3, and THAAD interceptors to defend against retaliatory ballistic missile and drone attacks.

Risks Still Skewed Towards Lower Rates on Growth Worries

The West Asia conflict will push up prices, but it will also likely harm US growth and job prospects. Analysts now see this as a fed rate-cut delayed rather than a hike story.

More Iranian women’s footballers leave asylum in Australia amid threat back home

Three more Iranian women’s football team members have withdrawn their asylum bids in Australia to return to Iran. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed the players chose to rejoin their team despite being labeled "traitors" and facing potential threats at home.

Switzerland denies US military requests to use its airspace amid Iran war

Switzerland rejects US military request for reconnaissance flight linked to Iran war, citing neutrality law while permitting non-military transport flights.

US-Iran War | Trump: Might Hit Kharg Island A Few More Times Just For Fun

Donald Trump said on Saturday that the United States may carry out more strikes on Iran’s vital Kharg Island oil export hub “just for fun”, rejecting the prospect of a swift peace deal with Tehran. “The terms aren’t good enough yet,” the US president told NBC News. The Iranian regime wants to make an agreement, he claimed.

‘If Netanyahu is alive...’: Iran’s Revolutionary Guards vow to ‘pursue and kill’ Israeli PM amid war

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps vowed to eliminate Benjamin Netanyahu, saying it will “pursue and kill him” if he is alive amid the escalating Iran-Israel war.

Zakir Khan's hospitalisation sparks concerns among fans: 'What happened to him?'

A clip of Zakir Khan in a hospital has sparked concern among fans. The clip was shared in a new vlog by his brother Arbaz Khan. Read to know more.