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Tragedy strikes as five Indians lose their lives and one remains missing amid escalating Middle East conflict. Meanwhile, two Indian LPG carriers have successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, en route to India with vital fuel supplies. Missions are working tirelessly to aid affected nationals and ensure repatriation.

Kumki operation ends crop raids and nighttime fear in Gudipala mandal as forest teams track herd that damaged crops worth ₹15 lakh near the inter-State border

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board chairman interacted with villagers and heard grievances during a public meeting on the Kariyamma Devi Temple premises.

Activists condemn use of Kalyana Karnataka Regional Development Board funds for ‘magnet schools’ and demand protection of government schools

He says several tourist attractions in and around Chincholi, including Chandampalli reservoir, Gottangotta area and Ettipoth waterfalls, will be integrated into a single tourism circuit.

He laments that even in a patriarchal society, women still have laws, but they are subjected to various forms of exploitation owing to a lack of awareness about them.

Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav is set to tie the knot with Vanshika Chadha on March 14, 2026, in Mussoorie, following India's T20 World Cup victory. Pre-wedding rituals are underway at the historic Savoy Hotel. A grand reception in Lucknow on March 17 will host prominent figures from cricket, politics, and business.

Deebo Samuel’s long-held desire to play for the Denver Broncos might finally materialize this season. The versatile wide receiver is known for his dual-threat abilities. He is seen as a perfect fit for Sean Payton’s scheme of playing. Despite injury concerns, Samuel’s potential impact on the gridiron, coupled with Denver’s need for offensive play, makes this an irresistible prospect for the franchise. Especially where Bo Nix’s style of playing is concerned. A running back and wideout in one player could benefit Nix.

Pakistan's Prime Minister has approved significant salary cuts for state-owned enterprise employees, ranging from 5 to 30 percent, as part of a broad austerity drive. This move follows a sharp fuel price hike linked to the Middle East conflict. The government is also reducing fuel allocations for official vehicles and banning new purchases to fund public relief efforts.

The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to discuss the crisis caused by the lack of adequate LPG in the wake of the war in West Asia

The court posts the anticipatory bail plea of the Inspector General of Fire Services of Bihar, who is named A-7 in the case, to March 18