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Hundreds of Hindus in Bali flocked to beaches on Indonesia's tourist island to participate in the sacred Melasti purification ritual. Watch in for more details!

World | Trending | According to her attorney, Masha Khanbabai, she was on her way to meet friends for an Iftar dinner, where they would break their Ramadan fast, but never made it there.

According to a new study, drinking coffee from office machines may increase cholesterol levels due to high levels of cholesterol-boosting compounds. Watch this report for more details!

A massive Russian drone strike targeted Ukraine's Kharkiv, hitting civilian infrastructure and residential areas, and this as Moscow and Kiev trade blame for strikes endangering the truce efforts that were secured in Riyadh.

Indian Armed Forces conducted a tri-service integrated multi-domain exercise, from March 25 to 27, in Arunachal Pradesh. Watch in for more details!

World: Noem's visit comes as the Trump administration has deported alleged Venezuelan gang members prison which they describe as the "worst of the worst".

India news: The H3 rocket carrying the LUPEX mission will be launched from the Tanegashima Space Center (TNSC), the largest rocket-launch complex in Japan with a total area of about 9,700,000 square meters.

Marvel's Blade reboot has been in development limbo for years. Marvel is now rumoured to be eyeing John Wick director Chad Stahelski to helm the project.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test of suicide drones with artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Watch this report for more details!

The American President indicated that the auto tariffs are apart from like-for-like levies that he's been pledging to impose. Auto stocks fell on Thursday as the US is pushing ahead with some harsh tariffs on automakers and threatened more sweeping trade taxes, reinforcing investor concern about the hit to global economic growth.

After a one-year gap, Salman Khan is back with his highly anticipated Eid release, Sikandar, set to hit theaters on March 30, a day ahead of Eid al-Fitr.

Auto stocks fell on Thursday as the US is pushing ahead with some harsh tariffs on automakers and threatened more sweeping trade taxes, reinforcing investor concern about the hit to global economic growth. Asian shares skidded with Wall Street after Trump's announcement. Shares in Japan's biggest car companies fell. Stocks of Japanese automakers Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors, and South Korea's Hyundai fell by over 3%.

Entertainment Vikram fans can rejoice as the actor’s highly anticipated film Veera Dheera Sooran will finally hit cinemas across on Thursday. The film’s early morning shows were cancelled due a legal case on the film’s producers.

World news: Several Russian journalists lost their lives in the ongoing three-year conflict. The latest casualty was a war correspondent for Izvestia, a prominent pro-Kremlin newspaper, who was killed in Ukraine's Kharkiv region on Monday.

India World Business & Economy US reciprocal tariffs against countries being dubbed as 'Dirty 15' will kick off as threatened by President Donald Trump on April 2, which he described as Liberation Day.

So, as the Trump Administration expands its immigration crackdown, the US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited El Salvador's terrorism confinement center where hundreds of Venezuelans have been deported from the United States on very contested grounds. During her visit, Noem in fact toured the prison at Tecoluca along with El Salvador's Minister of Justice and Public Security, Gustavo Villatoro. Watch in for more details!

Cats use their tails for balance, communication, and while they are a vital part of a cat's body, they can also be a parameter for winning record titles. Meet Pugsley Adams, the cat who boasts the Guinness World Record for a living domestic animal with the longest tail in the world. Watch in for more details!

Sports: Eyeing a perfect start, both Yankees and Brewers will be determined to make the perfect start in the first head-to-head meeting of the season.

US Embassy in India cancelled about 2,000 visa appointments, which that claim was confirmed by violating policies. They aimed at 'bad actors' tampering with their scheduling policies. World