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#GRAVITAS | U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick claims as many as 1,000 gold cards have been sold in a single day and their sales are only climbing with more and more people lining up to get their hands on them. Watch this video to find out more.

India news: Jaiswal said that India has no expectation that USCIRF will "engage with the reality of India's pluralistic framework or acknowledge the harmonious coexistence of its diverse communities."

#Gravitas Houthis have claimed that their forces conducted joint military operations, targeting U.S. warships stationed in the Red Sea as well as key military installations in Tel Aviv.

Iran has pulled back the curtain on its underground “Missile City,” a vast weapons facility designed to intimidate adversaries. With tensions high, Tehran is making it clear: it’s ready to strike back.

World | Bolsonaro, who served a single term from 2019-2022, is accused of leading a "criminal organization" that conspired to keep him in power regardless of the outcome of the 2022 election.

#Gravitas A declassified report from U.S. intelligence has shed light on the financial dealings of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s family, revealing that they control assets exceeding $1 billion.

Sports, Cricket, IPL: Led by Quinton De Kock's fiery 97-run knock, KKR beat RR by eight wickets at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati.

#Gravitas United States is transforming the remote island of Diego Garcia into a fortified hub for global military operations.

Doraemon: Nobita’s Art World Tales, the latest entry in the beloved Doraemon franchise, continues to hold the top spot at the Japanese box office for the third week.

The Supreme Court of India on Wednesday (Mar 26) stayed the Allahabad High Court order in a case about child abuse as the judge had observed that the grabbing of breast and pulling the string of a pyjama don't amount to a rape attempt. Instead, the High Court had categorised the act as "aggravated sexual assault" under the POCSO Act, which carries a lesser penalty. Watch in for more details!

Here are the top 10 stories from across the world.

The US and Houthi rebels remain locked in a cycle of retaliatory strikes amid the tit-for-tat attacks. Iran flexes its military muscle with a new missile city. What's next? The US is sharpening its attack on Yemen, its military unleashing superior firepower, missiles...Watch in for more details!

World: American Oversight filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director Ratcliffe and Marco Rubio.

In the backdrop of their peace talks, Russia has announced more territorial gains while Ukraine is reporting success in thwarting Russian attacks. According to Russia's defense ministry, the Russian forces have taken control of a settlement in Donetsk and another one in Zaporizhzhia. While attacks are ongoing on Ukrainian targets including military airports, drone control stations, and ammunition depots. Watch in for more details!

In the backdrop of their peace talks, Russia has announced more territorial gains while Ukraine is reporting success in thwarting Russian attacks. According to Russia's defense ministry, the Russian forces have taken control of a settlement in Donetsk and another one in Zaporizhzhia. While attacks are ongoing on Ukrainian targets including military airports, drone control stations, and ammunition depots. Watch in for more details!

World news: The Houthi rebels, who have controlled much of Yemen for over ten years, are part of the "axis of resistance" of pro-Iran groups that strongly oppose the United States and Israel.

The US president has signed yet another executive order and the latest one is on overhauling the elections. Donald Trump signed an order paving the way for sweeping executive action on overhauling elections in America. The Republican leader called it the farthest reaching executive action taken in the history of the republic to secure our elections. Now, according to the administration’s agenda, the order slashes the number of alleged illegal immigrants who are on the American voter role. Watch in for more details!

A new week brings an exciting lineup of movies and shows! From March 24 to March 31, there are plenty of shows and movies to look forward to.

The US war chart leak incident: The Atlantic magazine, whose editor-in-chief was mistakenly added to a Signal group chart, has made public all details of the chart. The Atlantic has said that they are posting the charts after statements from senior leaders and intel chiefs said in unison that there was no classified information in the chart. The magazine then declared that they are releasing the chart group communication in public interest. Let's now take a look at the timeline of the events.