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Iran’s naval vessel IRIS Lavan has been stranded in Kochi since early March after developing technical problems amid the US-Israel-Iran conflict. India is now preparing to repatriate 183 Iranian sailors. All you need to know.

USS Abraham Lincoln hit by Iran? The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed that missiles and drones struck the warship. However, the US has disputed the claim, saying that the ship was operational and detailed a different incident.

Quds Day is of huge significance to Iran. It is marked for supporting Palestinians and opposing Israel. Amid Iran's war with US and Israel, this year's Quds Day assumes greater significance. Read about its history, meaning, and why security concerns surround Quds Day 2026

BTS have unveiled the new cover picture from their upcoming album. Arirang. The South Korean boy band's album will be releasing on March 20.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's visit comes as tensions escalate in the Middle East, where Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia, are facing attacks from Iran. Tehran says the strikes are targeting US and Israeli-linked sites in response to large-scale and deadly operations by Israel.

Saudi Arabia’s air defense successfully intercepted a drone targeting the diplomatic quarter in Riyadh, officials confirmed. The incident highlights rising regional tensions and the ongoing threat from unmanned aerial attacks. Authorities said the drone was neutralized before reaching key diplomatic and governmental installations, ensuring safety for personnel in the area. The operation demonstrates Saudi Arabia’s continued focus on protecting critical infrastructure in the capital amid heightened geopolitical volatility across the Gulf region.

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Global energy markets are reeling amid escalating **US-Iran conflict tensions, impacting oil supply chains worldwide. India has taken a decisive step by purchasing 30 million barrels of stranded Russian crude, taking advantage of a temporary U.S. waiver allowing the sale of oil previously restricted under sanctions. The move is aimed at securing India’s energy needs while international crude prices fluctuate around $100 per barrel. Industry experts say the purchase highlights India’s strategic energy diplomacy and its ability to mitigate risks from geopolitical disruptions in the Gulf and other critical energy regions.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has launched a scathing attack on the Trump administration, claiming that a historic "no nuclear weapons" proposal failed because US counterparts lacked the "technical knowledge" to understand it.

Already 0-15 behind, Draper and Medvedev played a rally and a ball hit the net chord before falling into Medvedev's side of court. The Brit wavived his hands in the air, Medvedev played the shot but the chair umpired called it hinderance.

Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are creating ripple effects across global industries. The disruption of shipping routes has tightened supplies of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), a critical fuel used to keep high-temperature furnaces running in the glass manufacturing sector. Industry leaders warn that prolonged instability in this key maritime chokepoint could disrupt supply chains, increase production costs and slow manufacturing output worldwide.

Speculation is growing over whether Iran could gain access to China’s powerful YJ-12 anti-ship missile, often dubbed a “carrier killer.” If deployed, the supersonic weapon could dramatically increase threats to U.S. naval forces and aircraft carriers operating in the Gulf. Analysts say potential cooperation between Tehran, Beijing, and even Russian intelligence could reshape the regional military balance, raising concerns in Washington and among U.S. allies about the future of naval warfare in the Middle East.

A deadly shooting at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Authorities say the gunman opened fire inside a classroom, killing one person and injuring two others before being subdued by students. The suspect, identified as Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, had previously been convicted in a case linked to support for ISIS. Law enforcement and the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force are now working with local authorities to determine the motive and whether the attacker acted alone. The university temporarily locked down the campus as investigations continue.

“We have unparalleled firepower, unlimited ammunition, and plenty of time - Watch what happens to these deranged scumbags today,” said Trump on Truth Social.

Newlyweds Kritika Kamra and Gaurav Kapur appeared in contrasting colour-coordinated outfits at their reception ceremony on March 12. The actress wore a pastel gown, while Kapur kept it classic in a blue tuxedo.

The Israel-Iran war has entered Day 14, with Israel launching fresh strikes on Tehran as tensions continue to escalate across the region. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed ongoing operations targeting Iranian military infrastructure while missile threats triggered emergency alerts. Authorities instructed residents to move to shelters and remain near protected spaces as incoming missiles were detected and air-defense systems worked to intercept them.

Afghanistan has reported fresh airstrikes carried out by Pakistan, resulting in four fatalities in the Afghan capital, Kabul, according to local police. The strikes mark a continuation of cross-border tensions in the region, further complicating already fragile security conditions. Afghan authorities are investigating the attack, assessing casualties and damage, while calling for restraint to avoid escalation.

Iran’s drone and missile strikes are raising serious concerns inside the Pentagon after key radar systems linked to U.S. missile defenses in the Gulf were reportedly hit. Military analysts say Tehran is targeting the “eyes” of the U.S. defense network, critical radars used to track incoming threats. Watch this report for more details!

U.S. markets closed sharply lower after oil prices surged above $100 following Iranian strikes on two oil tankers. Rising energy prices have sparked fresh inflation concerns as investors brace for the upcoming Federal Reserve policy decision amid heavy losses across banks, tech, and retail stocks.