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India's GDP growth projected to ease to 7.1% in FY27 amid global uncertainty: CRISIL

The forecast of India's GDP is based on four key assumptions: a normal monsoon, manageable food inflation despite a low-base effect, Brent crude prices hovering around $75–$80 per barrel, and stable global economic growth.

Sona Mohapatra slams Badshah over his controversial new song Tateeree: ‘This isn’t creativity’

Sona Mohapatra has slammed Badshah for his latest song Tateeree. In a social media post, Sona highlighted that a mere apology from the rapper could not negate his lack of responsibility as an artist.

India's T20 World Cup hero Shivam Dube escapes limelight in 3rd AC train to reunite with son

India all-rounder Shivam Dube reveals why he ditched flight privileges for a 3rd AC train journey home after the T20 World Cup final. Facing sold-out flights, the CSK star used a mask and cap to sneak onto the Sayaji Nagari Express to meet his son and daughter. Full details inside.

'Medical nightmare': What Stryker hit by Iran-linked cyberattack means for millions of Americans?
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The secondary shockwave of this cyberattack will be felt for years. Even if Stryker, working alongside Microsoft, manages to restore its global systems next week, the damage is already done.

Iranian-linked hackers suspected in cyberattack on Stryker’s Cork headquarters

Iranian-linked hackers suspected in cyberattack on Stryker’s Cork headquarters

'Pentagon's soft target': How Stryker hack is hitting US military hospitals
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When Handala paralysed Stryker, they didn't just hit a corporate boardroom; they effectively bottlenecked the exact supply chain the US Armed Forces relies on to treat wounded soldiers and aging veterans.

'$100 billion medical giant': What is Stryker Corp, that got hit by Iran-linked cyberattack?
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Cybersecurity investigators and insiders are pointing firmly at Handala, a highly sophisticated, pro-Palestinian hacker group with deep ties to Iran.

From Delhi to Bihar, LPG crisis panic India’s hotels & restaurants as Iran War disrupts supply: Check price in different states

The disruption in LPG supply amid the conflicts has exposed a hidden operational risk in the food service sector of India, as independent restaurants are facing immediate closure risks along with the large chains, which are facing margin pressures.

2026 Oscars line-up announced: Sinners and KPop Demon Hunters to receive musical tributes; details inside

The 98th Academy Awards has arrived, and this year viewers will witness two major musical tributes. The line-up has officially been revealed. Read the details inside.

No-confidence motion against speaker Om Birla defeated by voice vote in Lok Sabha

Speaking on the no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the proceedings of the House are conducted on the basis of mutual trust, where the Speaker serves as a neutral custodian, representing both the ruling party and the opposition.

RCB vs SRH to kick off IPL 2026 on March 28 as BCCI releases phase one schedule

The wait is over! BCCI has announced the first phase of the IPL 2026 schedule. Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru will take on Sunrisers Hyderabad in the season opener on March 28 at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. Check the full list of the first 20 matches and venues here.

US-Iran War: Iran Vows To 'Continously' Strike US-Israel Targets

Iran has vowed to move from "reciprocal hits" to continuous, relentless strikes against Israel and U.S. bases in the region, declaring that their retaliatory operations will not end until the "aggressors" are defeated.

Indian govt urges calm as LPG supply concerns mount amid Iran conflict

The Union government urged consumers to avoid panic booking of LPG cylinders amid supply concerns linked to tensions near the Strait of Hormuz. While commercial sectors face delays and price hikes, authorities say domestic supplies remain secure.

'Catastrophic mistake': Charlie Kirk warned about Iran War! Here's what he said before his death
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Charlie Kirk’s tweet from April 2025 isn't just a political opinion; it reads like a chilling, prophetic blueprint of exactly why the Pentagon is currently failing. He correctly predicted the shortage, the economic drain, and the geographic trap of fighting Tehran.

West Asia Conflict: Indian Govt Top Officials Address Energy Concerns Amid War in Iran

Top Indian government officials are actively addressing energy security concerns following the escalation of the conflict in West Asia, with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri leading efforts to assure stability in oil and gas supplies amid the ongoing Iran-Israel/US tensions as of March 2026. While global oil prices have surged above USD 100 per barrel, Indian officials have stated there is "no shortage of energy in India" and are monitoring the situation closely.

US Military Attacks Iran's Minelaying Boats in Strait of Hormuz

The United States military says it has destroyed 16 Iranian mine-laying boats in the Strait of Hormuz. The action targeted vessels believed to be capable of deploying naval mines in the strategic waterway. The U.S. military said the operation was aimed at protecting commercial shipping and preventing threats to maritime traffic passing through the strait. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, carrying a major share of global oil and LNG shipments. The strikes come amid ongoing conflict with Iran that has disrupted shipping and raised concerns over global energy supplies.

White House area under lockdown after car crashes into security barricade

White House area under lockdown after car crashes into security barricade

Pakistan Cricket in Disarray: Bangladesh crush new-look Men in Green in 8-wicket thrasher

A historic low for the Men in Green! Pakistan slumps to its lowest-ever ODI total against Bangladesh, crashing to 114 all out in Dhaka. Nahid Rana's devastating 5/24 and Tanzid Hasan's unbeaten 67 seal a dominant 8-wicket win for the Tigers.

IRGC expands conflict targets to include US and Israeli financial infrastructure in Gulf. Details inside

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned that US- and Israeli-linked banks and economic infrastructure in the Gulf could become military targets as the conflict enters its 12th day. The threat signals a shift toward economic and infrastructure warfare amid escalating regional tensions.