A Mahan Air aircraft scheduled to fly to New Delhi on a humanitarian mission was damaged in a U.S. strike at Mashhad International Airport on March 30, 2026. The flight was carrying medical supplies for people affected by the ongoing Iran conflict. This incident raises concerns over civilian flights and aid efforts amid escalating military operations in the region. Watch for full details and updates.

Mahan Air Plane Hit in U.S. Strike in Iran: Humanitarian Mission Disrupted

The Government of India has allowed the sale of kerosene through select petrol pumps as part of emergency measures to ease pressure on LPG supplies.

Under the new rules, public sector oil marketing companies can store and distribute kerosene via designated fuel stations across multiple states for household use such as cooking and lighting.

The move includes temporary relaxation of petroleum safety and licensing norms and will remain in effect for 60 days. It comes amid global energy disruptions impacting LPG availability, with the government aiming to ensure continued access to essential fuel.

India: Centre Allows Kerosene Sale At Petrol Pumps To Ease LPG Supply Pressure

The Iran conflict is rapidly escalating as the United States now has more than 50,000 troops deployed across West Asia amid ongoing hostilities with Tehran. U.S. President Donald Trump has made controversial remarks saying that the U.S. “could take Kharg Island easily” — a strategic Iranian oil export hub — as part of military options to pressure Iran. This video breaks down the expanding U.S. military presence, Trump’s statements about Kharg Island, the strategic significance of the region, and what these developments mean for global geopolitics and energy markets. Stay tuned for full coverage and expert insights.

Iran War Intensifies: US Has Over 50,000 Troops In West Asia

US President Donald Trump has said American forces have taken out “many long sought-after targets” in Iran amid ongoing strikes.

In a statement, Trump called it a “big day”, saying the targets were “taken out and destroyed” by the US military.

The remarks come as the conflict intensifies, with continued US-led strikes on strategic sites across Iran and rising tensions across the region.

US-Iran War: Trump Says US Military Destroyed ‘Long-Sought’ Targets In Iran | WION

Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar franchise has created a storm at the Indian box office. It is one of the movies which have changed the dynamics for upcoming spy thriller genres. Even countries which have banned the movie from theatrical release are witnessing huge viewership for the movie on its digital platform. The second part of the movie, Dhurandhar: The Revenge recently crossed the coveted ₹1000 crore mark within just 11 days of release. 
Let's take a look at other Indian movies which managed to cross the ₹1000 crore purely with its content. 


Dhurandhar to Dangal: Movies which crossed the coveted ₹1000 crore mark | WION E-Club

US President Donald Trump’s proposed White House ballroom is facing legal challenges and mounting criticism over its design. A lawsuit by preservation groups alleges the project bypassed required review processes, with a court decision expected soon.

Architects and experts have also flagged major flaws in the design, including fake windows, blocked views and staircases that lead nowhere, raising concerns over functionality and impact on the historic site.

The project has sparked widespread backlash, with critics warning it could alter the character of the White House and calling for greater scrutiny.

White House: Trump Ballroom Plan Faces Legal Heat As Critics Flag Design Flaws | WION

India: Centre Allows Kerosene Sale At Petrol Pumps To Ease LPG Supply Pressure | WION

North India is set to witness unseasonal rain, thunderstorms and possible hailstorms, with the India Meteorological Department issuing alerts across multiple states.

The warning covers Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana and hill regions, where strong winds, lightning and a sharp drop in temperatures are expected. Authorities have cautioned that the sudden weather shift could disrupt normal life in several areas.

North India Braces For Storms, Rain And Hail As IMD Issues Alerts | Climate Tracker

Severe weather has caused widespread devastation in Afghanistan, with flooding, landslides and thunderstorms killing at least 17 people and injuring 26 others over the past 24 hours.

Authorities have warned that the death toll could rise as rescue teams continue to assess the damage and reach affected areas. The extreme conditions have triggered destruction across multiple regions, complicating relief efforts.

Afghanistan Hit By Deadly Storms, Floods And Landslides Kill 17 | Climate Tracker

Residents of Lyari are demanding a share of film profits following the success of a project linked to Aditya Dhar. Locals argue that the film’s success is tied to their community, culture, or location, and are now seeking recognition and financial compensation.

Dhurandhar: Lyari Demands Film Profits After Aditya Dhar’s Success

Former Nepal Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli has been hospitalised a day after his arrest. Reports say Oli was admitted after complaining of palpitations and is currently under medical observation.

He was taken to hospital shortly after being detained in connection with a case linked to the handling of the Gen Z protests. The development adds to the political fallout following his arrest, which has drawn significant attention in Nepal.

Nepal Politics Shock: Ex-PM KP Sharma Oli Hospitalised After Arrest | WION

Global oil prices have surged past the $100 mark as the widening conflict in West Asia disrupts supply chains and fuels market uncertainty. Brent crude has climbed above $108–$110 per barrel, driven by fears of prolonged disruption to energy flows.

The escalation, including threats to key shipping routes and energy infrastructure, has raised concerns over tighter supply and rising inflation. Analysts warn that continued instability in the region could push prices even higher, intensifying pressure on global economies.

US-Iran War: Oil Surges Above $110 As West Asia War Disrupts Global Supply | WION

US President Donald Trump has said American forces could take Iran’s Kharg Island “very easily”, as Washington ramps up troop deployments across the Middle East.

The remarks come amid a growing US military buildup in the region, with additional forces being positioned as part of ongoing operations. Kharg Island is a key oil export hub for Iran, making it a critical strategic target.

Trump said the US has multiple options on the table, signalling potential escalation even as broader conflict dynamics continue to evolve.

US-Iran War: US Troop Surge In Middle East As Trump Says Iran’s Kharg Island “Easy” To Take

Investors are closely watching how quickly stability can return as the Iran war continues to drive global uncertainty. Markets remain volatile, with rising oil prices, inflation concerns and geopolitical risks shaping sentiment.

Recent data shows global financial markets under stress, with volatility spiking and investors turning risk-averse amid fears of prolonged conflict. Oil prices have surged above $110 per barrel, adding to inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty.

The key question for markets this week remains whether tensions ease or the conflict deepens, with no clear resolution yet in sight.

US-Iran War: Global Uncertainty Keeps Investors On Edge As Iran War Dominates Outlook | WION

The widening conflict across the Middle East is raising fresh concerns over global trade routes. With Yemen’s Houthis entering the war and targeting Israel, key maritime corridors from the Red Sea to the Gulf are under threat.

The escalation has intensified fears over disruptions to shipping lanes, energy supplies and global commerce, as strategic waterways face growing security risks.

US-Iran War: Global Trade Routes Under Fire | World Business Watch

Ahead of several major policy announcements by US President Donald Trump, a series of unusually well-timed trades has raised red flags across global markets. The trades, linked to anticipated policy moves, have reportedly generated millions, prompting scrutiny over timing and possible market advantage.

US-Iran War: Millions Made from Well-Timed Trump Policy Bets | World Business Watch

Rising oil prices are fuelling concerns of a potential US recession, with historical trends pointing to a worrying pattern. A Goldman Sachs analysis shows that nearly every major spike in oil prices has been followed by an economic downturn.

The research suggests that 2026 could join that list, as surging energy costs driven by ongoing conflict put pressure on inflation, growth and consumer demand. Markets are now closely watching whether the latest oil shock will once again tip the US economy into recession.

US-Iran War: History Shows Every Oil Spike Caused Recession | World Business Watch

A major India-Russia co-production is bringing cultural collaboration to the big screen, with the film shot across Mumbai, Udaipur and Jodhpur. The musical comedy, Persimmon of My Love, marks the first large-scale cinematic collaboration between the two countries in decades.

Filmed entirely in India using Bollywood-style production, the project blends Russian storytelling with Indian cinematic elements. Locations in Mumbai studios and Rajasthan’s Udaipur and Jodhpur were used to create a visually rich setting, highlighting India’s cultural and architectural heritage.

The film is seen as a step forward in cultural and creative ties between India and Russia, reviving a long-standing cinematic connection.

India-Russia Film Showcases Cultural Ties, Shot Across Mumbai, Udaipur, Jodhpur | WION

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has scrapped its proposed “Imran Khan Release Force” following legal concerns and internal resistance within the party. Leaders warned the plan could be seen as unconstitutional and potentially militant.

The proposal, aimed at mobilising supporters for the release of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, has now been replaced with a broader political movement. PTI leadership has stressed that any future mobilisation will be peaceful and democratic, ruling out any force-based structure.

Pakistan: PTI Drops ‘Imran Khan Release Force’ Plan After Internal Pushback | WION

US President Donald Trump has said American forces have destroyed “high-value” and “long sought-after” targets in Iran amid ongoing military operations.

Trump said the strikes hit key strategic sites, as US and allied forces continue their campaign across Iranian territory. According to US Central Command, thousands of targets have been struck since the conflict began.

The remarks come as the war intensifies, with continued strikes on military infrastructure and rising tensions across the region.


US-Iran War: Trump Says US Military Destroyed “High-Value” Targets In Iran | WION

Parts of Tehran have been hit by power cuts after strikes targeted key energy infrastructure, according to Iranian authorities. The outages affected multiple areas, with officials saying efforts are underway to restore electricity.

Meanwhile, a university in Isfahan has reportedly been struck again amid the ongoing conflict. The repeated targeting of infrastructure and academic sites highlights the widening scope of attacks across Iran.

The developments come as strikes continue to hit critical facilities, raising concerns over civilian impact and further escalation.

US-Iran War: Tehran Hit By Power Cuts As Strikes Target Energy Sites, Isfahan University Hit Again

A Russian oil tanker is heading to Cuba despite a US-imposed oil blockade on the island. The vessel, carrying hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude, is expected to provide temporary relief to Cuba’s worsening energy crisis marked by blackouts and fuel shortages.

The shipment challenges Washington’s efforts to restrict fuel supplies to Cuba, with earlier policies aimed at pressuring the government by cutting off oil imports. The US has now signalled it will allow the tanker to reach Cuba, avoiding a potential escalation with Russia.

Cuba Crisis: Russian Oil Tanker Heads To Cuba Despite US Blockade | WION

Pakistan has said it is ready to host talks between the United States and Iran as part of efforts to end the ongoing conflict. Officials stated Islamabad would be “honoured” to facilitate negotiations in the coming days, though participation from both sides remains unconfirmed.

The announcement came as top diplomats from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt gathered in Islamabad for high-level discussions focused on de-escalation and a possible diplomatic pathway forward.

Talks have centred on reducing tensions, reopening key trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz, and exploring options for direct or indirect dialogue between Washington and Tehran.

US-Iran War: Pakistan Offers To Host US-Iran Talks As Top Regional Diplomats Meet | WION

Israeli military vehicles and troops have been spotted near the Lebanon border as Israel moves to expand its “security buffer zone.” The development follows orders from Benjamin Netanyahu to widen the zone in southern Lebanon.

The move is aimed at pushing back threats from Hezbollah and reducing risks along Israel’s northern frontier. The expansion comes amid ongoing clashes and heightened military activity in the border region.

US-Iran War: Israeli Military Vehicles Spotted At Lebanon Border Amid 'Buffer Zone' Push

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