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Government dismisses lockdown rumours, with Hardeep Singh Puri confirming no such proposal is under consideration.
Iran’s missile attacks may be down 90%, but experts say the country is conserving strength for a prolonged conflict.
Centre cuts excise duty on petrol and diesel, but fuel prices may not drop as oil companies absorb losses.
Trump claims US-Iran talks underway to end war, but Tehran denies negotiations and rejects ceasefire proposal.
X pauses new revenue policy after backlash, as users warn it could hurt global creators by prioritising home-country engagement.
Iran allows India and four nations safe passage through Strait of Hormuz amid tensions, ensuring partial relief to global oil and LPG supply chains.
Former US counterterror chief Joe Kent resigned, saying he cannot send young Americans to die in the Iran war.
The US-Israel-Iran conflict has killed over 2,000 people across the region, with rising civilian casualties and growing fears of escalation.
Lebanon’s death toll has crossed 1,000 as Israeli bombardment continues, triggering a deepening humanitarian crisis and global concern.
A viral video shows a Gen Z employee joining a meeting with a face mask, sparking debate on professionalism and modern work culture.
Iran claims it fired a cruise missile towards USS Abraham Lincoln amid rising tensions, but no confirmation has come from the US so far.
Kuwait intercepts missiles and drones as a drone strike hits airport fuel tank, triggering fire amid rising regional tensions.
A new US bipartisan bill seeks to protect the OPT programme, offering stability to international students, including thousands from India.
The UK will increase visa and immigration fees from April 8, making travel, study, and work applications costlier for Indians.
Global oil markets face historic disruption as conflicts and refinery outages push prices above $100 and threaten long-term supply.
Iran sets tough conditions for ceasefire talks with the US, including shutting bases and controlling Hormuz, while hinting at limited flexibility.
A UK mother letting her children go barefoot in public has sparked debate on child freedom, safety, and parenting boundaries.
Kim Jong Un and daughter Kim Ju Ae were seen riding a tank during military drills, fuelling speculation about leadership succession in North Korea.
A rescued baby macaque in Japan found companionship with another monkey, with their adorable bond winning hearts across social media.
Reports of Iranian officials’ children studying in the US have sparked debate over privilege, hypocrisy, and global opportunities amid rising tensions.
