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Russia president Putin promises to 'do everything' to help settle Middle East conflict as US-Iran negotiations stall

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India at UN: Pak allows terror groups to operate from its soil

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Pakistan denies reports of PAF jets being used in attacks against Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen

New York ICE shooting sparks protests as Mamdani to call on Trump to halt ICE operations

Atlantic hurricane Isaias could make landfall as a strong Category 2 storm, tornado warnings issued

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France student protests: Over 500 arrested, govt promises 3,000 substitute teachers

Arizona congressional candidate claims she was sexually assaulted while repairing signs

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OpenAI shuts down Russian, Iranian influence operations using ChatGPT to spread propaganda

'Understood consequences of a few mistakes': Ishan Kishan reflects on journey back to India team

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Bangladesh named as Pakistan’s replacement for Asian Hockey Champions Trophy

SC asks Centre to frame mechanism against unethical pharma marketing practices

US suspends Microsoft, Infosys, Tata, Wipro from green card programme over alleged H-1B abuse

Trump honours Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella with top technology honour amid immigration scrutiny

Flydubai flight attack: Indian pilot Smit Machchhar to receive Israel's highest civilian bravery award for saving 174 lives

Following the devastating earthquake last Friday, the official death toll in Myanmar has surged past 2,800, with fears it could soon exceed 3,000.  Rescue teams are in a desperate race against time, but conditions on the ground are making their mission all the more difficult.

Myanmar earthquake: UN:  Little chance of finding anyone alive from the rubble

The IDF has released footage of multiple aerial attacks, claiming to have destroyed weapons storage facilities and killed dozens of militants. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas War: IDF orders evacuation of Rafah, Khan Younis in southern Gaza

Amidst the rising tensions with Iran and also its proxies, the Pentagon has said that the United States is increasing the number of aircraft carriers that it deploys in West Asia from one to two. Keeping the one that is already there and sending another one from the Indo-Pacific. The Pentagon spokesperson Shan Parnell said the Carl Vinson will now join Harry S. Truman to continue what the Americans claim is promoting regional stability, deterring aggression, and also protecting the free flow of commerce in the region.

US-Iran tensions: Pentagon announces deployment of second US aircraft carrier to Middle East

More than 10 Chinese military ships approached close to Taiwan's 24 nautical miles contiguous zone on April 1. Taiwan sent its warships to respond. Taiwan dispatched aircraft and ships and deployed land-based missile systems. Taiwan has not yet detected any live fire by the Chinese military. This comes as China's military said it had begun joint army, navy, and rocket force exercises around Taiwan.

China-Taiwan conflict: China's military holds live-fire drills in East China Sea

Thai authorities have launched an investigation into the aftermath of a recent earthquake, assessing damage and safety risks. Rescue teams are working to assist affected areas. Officials aim to determine the quake’s impact and necessary recovery measures.

Myanmar: junta accused of blocking aid for earthquake victims amid airstrikes

The EU President has pledged to use every available measure to counter potential tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. The move aims to protect European industries and uphold fair trade practices.

EU president vows to use 'all cards' to push back against Trump tariffs

South Africa has been rated as the worst country to drive in among 53 countries, according to a Zutobi survey. Norway remains the safest. Watch in for more details!

Norway the best and safest country to drive in: Survey

Europe's largest sea aquarium in France's Boulogne-Sur-Mer Nautical Museum offers you an inside view of the vast ocean and marine life. Watch this report for more details!

Nautical Museum: Home to 58,000 animals, attracts million tourists

The death toll in Myanmar's devastating earthquake has crossed 2,000, making it the deadliest in over a century. Rescue teams are in a race against time, searching for survivors amid the rubble. A female survivor was miraculously pulled out nearly 60 hours after the disaster. The nation struggles to recover as relief efforts intensify.

Myanmar earthquake death toll surpasses 2,000 as rescue efforts continue

France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been convicted of embezzling public funds, resulting in a five-year ban from running for office. Eight others were also found guilty in the case. Le Pen’s ally, Jordan Bardella, has condemned the ruling, calling it an “execution of democracy.” This verdict marks a major political setback ahead of upcoming elections.

French court convicts Marine Le Pen, bans her from elections for 5 years

Nepal's government has seized former King Gyanendra Shah's passport, accusing him of instigating violent pro-monarchy protests in Kathmandu. Clashes between demonstrators and police led to temporary curfews, which have now been lifted as tensions subside. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.

Nepal: Opposition demands arrest of former king Gyanendra Shah

South Africa's new land law gained global attention when US President Donald Trump falsely accused Pretoria of seizing white-owned land. However, in many parts of the country, successful collaborations between new and former landowners clearly debunk the American leader’s claims of unfair treatment. Watch in for more details!

South Africa's land reform: Partnerships ensuring stability

The Sudanese army has announced that it has taken full control of the capital city, Khartoum, following a week-long battle to capture the presidential palace.

Sudan Civil War: Sudan’s army takes full control of Khartoum

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Rameshwaram in southern India on April 5. During the visit, he will pay respects at theSri Arulmigu Ramanathaswamy Temple on Ram Navami. Another highlight of the trip will be the Prime Minister’s inauguration of the new Pamban Bridge at India’s southernmost tip. This new 2.5-kilometer-long bridge replaces an older colonial-era bridge.

Indian PM to visit Sri Lanka from April 4-6; to inaugurate various infra projects

The US forces launched a new wave of airstrikes, hitting targets across Yemen. Houthi media reported that the airstrikes struck key locations in the capital as well as several Houthi-controlled areas in the country's northwest. Watch in for more details!

US Houthi war: US launches new wave of strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen

Clashes erupted between security forces and pro-monarchy activists in Kathmandu during a demonstration demanding the restoration of the monarchy.

Nepal: Pro-monarchy protests turn violent in Kathmandu

A massive earthquake struck Myanmar on Friday, triggering widespread tremors across Southeast Asia and leading to the collapse of buildings, including a high-rise in Bangkok.

Myanmar, Thailand earthquake: Emergency in Bangkok and parts of Myanmar

Union Home Minister Amit Shah hailed the decision of two Hurriyat-affiliated organizations to break away from separatism in Jammu and Kashmir, calling it a “significant victory” for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a peaceful and united India.

Separatism in Kashmir declining: Amit Shah as two outfits leave Hurriyat

BLA has claimed to have killed 6 people in an attack carried out to targeting passenger buses in an area of Kalat district of Balochistan yesterday. Watch to know more!

Pakistan: Gunmen kill 6 bus passengers in Balochistan

India's weather department has said that the central and western regions of the country may suffer higher number of heatwave days than usual. The capital New Delhi too has been facing elevated temperatures. Umbrellas, sunglasses and more have been providing locals with some respite from the harsh afternoon sun.

Central and western India brace for extended heatwaves

Nepal's House of Representatives meeting scheduled for Thursday has now been postponed till Friday. This after the session was marked by continuous disruption since Wednesday following the government's controversial decision to remove Kulman Ghising from his position as the managing director of the Nepal Electricity Authority. Watch in for more details!

Nepal PM: Ghising's removal does not warrant an explanation

As hundreds of Palestinians protested against Hamas and called for an end to the war for the second day in a row, Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated Israeli threats to take control of Gaza territory if Hamas does not free the remaining Israeli captives.

Israeli PM Netanyahu threatens to seize territory in Gaza if hostages not released

In a boost to South Africa's cannabis industry, the government has lifted its ban on the product as well as hemp-derived foodstuffs. The decision reverses its earlier prohibition, which had made it a criminal offense to engage in any commercial activity related to cannabis food items. Watch in for more details!

South Africa withdraws ban on cannabis food products

In a move aimed at de-escalating tensions Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to initiate fresh high-level engagements to normalise ties. Watch to know more!

Pakistan and Afghanistan seek fresh talks to resolve border tensions

The Israeli military has expanded its ground operations in Gaza significantly, moving to reoccupy another major area in the Palestinian enclave. It is also getting another one of its divisions ready for possible action in Gaza. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Gaza war: Israeli military orders evacuation of parts of Southern Rafah

India has been hit by a heat wave early this year. India's Met Department says the coming summer could be extreme, while states like Gujarat and Maharashtra faced heatwave in the month of February, making it the hottest month in 225 years. The Kashmir Valley witnessed the driest winter during the peak time of January and February this year. Most of the water bodies had dried up and had raised a huge concern for the authorities with regards to horticulture and agriculture in the region.

India records hottest February in 125 years

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