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Australia’s economy grows as Reserve Bank of Australia warns of risks

Australia's economy has posted steady growth, but the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) remains cautious. While inflation appears to be under control, global uncertainties and trade risks continue to pose challenges. This video breaks down the current economic outlook, the RBA’s decision to hold interest rates, and what it all means for Australians.

Moscow hosts foreign ministers of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso

Russia has promised to train troops and supply weapons to Sahel countries in Africa as Moscow seeks to expand its influence in these West African nations led by military juntas. In return, these countries have pledged their support to Russia, with some even calling Ukraine a terrorist state.

IPL 2025 | Jasprit Bumrah injury update: Will MI pacer play against LSG? Check details

Bumrah can join the MI squad only after clearance from the medical staff at CoE and the pacer himself is cautious about joining the team before being fully fit. Cricket Sports

Six people from national security sacked: US media reports

The White House has fired several top National Security Council officials. The sackings have added fuel to reports of internal fighting between factions in the Trump team. The firings occurred a day after Laura Loomer, a far-right activist, met with President Donald Trump.

Indian teen dies by suicide after her cousin and 'secret' husband cuts off ties

INDIA NEWS | Preeti used to work at a Delhi-based private firm. As per the reports, she visited her hometown with her family to attend a function where she met the boy who happened to be her distant cousin.

Donald Trump tariffs: Trump unperturbed; calls market reaction as short-term pain

Asian stocks started Friday with deep losses as investors braced for further pain across global markets after Wall Street's $2.5 trillion rout. President Donald Trump touted Wednesday as a landmark in U.S. history, saying his tariffs would "make America wealthy again." Instead, the steepest levies in a century sparked a rapid selloff in risk assets, culminating Thursday with a 4.8 percent rout in the S&P 500.

Stellantis announces 900 US layoffs, production halts amid tariff impact

Autonews | The White House administration supports these tariffs on the basis that they will eventually create benefits for U.S. industrial sectors and workers.

Forget solar, wind and nuclear! Earth's rotation could become the next source of clean energy

Researchers are investigating whether Earth's rotation through its magnetic field can be used to produce electricity. The concept, although unconventional, is being re-evaluated for its renewable energy potential.

Waqf Bill: Congress says, 'Will challenge constitutionality of bill in top court'

India's opposition party, Congress, says it will very soon challenge in the Supreme Court the constitutionality of the Waqf Reservation Bill that was passed in Parliament. The bill was approved by the Parliament after the upper house gave its nod to the contentious bill following an over 13-hour debate.

Rowdy female passenger bites flight attendant following 'body odour' brawl

Two women sitting next to each other on a Shenzhen Airlines flight started fighting. One of them complained about the other's body odour. World Trending

Indian PM holds talks with Bangladesh chief adviser in Thailand

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Bangladesh's Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus at the sidelines of the BIMSTEC Summit in Bangkok. This is the first engagement between the two leaders after Yunus took over as the interim head of the neighbouring country post former PM Shiekh Hasina's ouster.

Spain scraps golden visa programme after 12 years, what's behind the move

World | Spain officially ended the Golden Visa programme with effect from Thursday. It allowed foreign investors to get residency permits by investing in the country.

What are atmospheric rivers, the vapour in the sky that can cause worst floods in 1,000 years in US states?

Worst flood in 1000 years . Atmospheric rivers are a weather phenomenon that appear like rivers in the sky: a narrow, long area of water vapour. World Science & Tech

Police constable in India's Punjab suspended after being arrested with 17.7 gm heroin

INDIA NEWS | A police constable Amandeep Kaur from India's Punjab was dismissed on Thursday (March 3), a day after being arrested with 17.7 gram heroin.

'Like a supersonic jet': Myanmar earthquake caused by 'supershear' rupture

The magnitude 7.7 earthquake that struck on March 28 caused massive destruction and was so strong that buildings in Thailand were also hit. World Trending

'Romantic evening' for some, chaos for others: Bengaluru residents share summer rain joy and pain

Bengaluru which is overwise known for it's pleasant weather through the year, had recently seen a spike in the mercury levels. The summer rain gave the city some respite from the 34°C, which has now dipped to 22°C. India news

Tulip season marks the beginning of spring in the Netherlands

Spring has arrived in the Netherlands, and the Keukenhof Garden in Lisse is showcasing vibrant tulips in all their glory, drawing tourists from across the world. We leave you with these beautiful visuals. Watch in for more details!

Nissan halts US orders for Mexican-built Infiniti SUVs amid tariff impact

Autonews | Nissan decided to stop accepting U.S. orders for Mexican-built Infiniti SUVs at its COMPAS plant with Mercedes-Benz after the implementation of new tariffs.

Kathmandu: AQI 'hazardous', climbs over 300

Air pollution levels in Nepal continue to remain unhealthy throughout the week. The Ministry of Health and Population has urged people to take precautions. A recent statement from the health ministry highlighted that Nepal has been listed among the most polluted countries according to the Air Quality Index (AQI). Kathmandu's AQI level reached 348, which is classified as hazardous. Watch to know more!