Times of India

Google has finalized its $32 billion acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz, significantly expanding Google Cloud's security portfolio. This strategic move aims to enhance cloud security and enable secure innovation across all cloud and AI platforms. The combined entity will offer a unified security platform to improve threat detection, prevention, and response for organizations.

A 25-year-old MBA student died by suicide after jumping from the 13th floor of a Greater Noida West residential building. The woman, who had reportedly battled depression, was visiting her parents for Holi. Police are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage for further details.

Kritika Kamra and Gaurav Kapur have officially embarked on their journey together, celebrating their love in a private registered marriage ceremony at their Bandra home. The candlelit gathering, filled with warmth and laughter, saw only close family and charming friendships present, with celebrated photographer Joseph Radhik immortalizing the special moments. Read on to know more in details.

San Francisco Giants are eyeing veteran pitcher Lucas Giolito to bolster their rotation ahead of the 2026 season. With several pitchers facing injury concerns, Giolito offers much-needed experience. A potential two-year deal around $35 million could see him slot in as the third starter, benefiting from Oracle Park's pitcher-friendly environment.

Jitesh Sharma reveals the profound impact of his father's passing, which overshadowed his disappointment over missing the T20 World Cup. He found solace in being with his father during his final days, shifting his perspective on life and cricket. Now, as the eldest son, he embraces his family responsibilities with newfound strength and resilience.

Drones struck Oman's Port of Salalah on March 11, 2026, igniting fuel tanks and disrupting vital shipping routes. This attack, part of a wider regional escalation involving Iran, the US and Israel, highlights the growing threat to Gulf energy infrastructure and global trade. The incident underscores the conflict's expansion beyond military targets.

Trade drama surrounding Maxx Crosby took a sudden turn when the Baltimore Ravens backed out of a deal that would have sent the Raiders star to Baltimore. After medical concerns reportedly halted the trade, Crosby’s agent defended his recovery timeline, insisting the defender remains ahead of schedule. Amid the uncertainty, Rachel Crosby voiced her support with a brief but firm social media reaction. For now, Crosby remains in Las Vegas while his future in the NFL continues to draw attention.

Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan’s remark, “Sorry, I don't watch their matches,” about India resurfaced after Pakistan’s heavy ODI defeat to Bangladesh. Rizwan scored just 10 as Pakistan were bowled out for 114, their lowest ODI total against Bangladesh. Nahid Rana starred with 5/24, while Bangladesh chased 115 in 15.1 overs, with Tanzid Hasan hitting an unbeaten 67.

Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim praised India after their T20 World Cup 2026 victory, saying the team proved its dominance despite criticism about favourable conditions. He said pitches were balanced and India still delivered strong performances. “Sometimes, the conditions were even against India,” he said, adding that Pakistan must accept “they are bigger than us and many other teams.”

Stefon Diggs, the New England Patriots’ star player, has had a tough few weeks after Cardi B ended things with him after he was accused of repeatedly cheating on her. Amid all the mess, the popular Grammy winner Cardi B's painful statements have resurfaced. The statements reveal how Cardi B has dealt with her pain and betrayal and what helped her heal.

An Indian expatriate in the UAE has won $1 million in the Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire draw, continuing a trend of Indian nationals dominating the lottery's winners' list in the UAE emirate. The promotion's limited tickets and tax-free prize make it a popular choice for those dreaming of a life-changing fortune, with many participants trying for years.

Dubai has enacted a stringent new law to regulate shared housing, imposing hefty fines up to Dh500,000 for violations and Dh1 million for repeat offenders. This move targets overcrowding and unsafe "bed-space" rentals, aiming to balance affordability with strict safety and quality standards in the booming property market. The regulation mandates permits for all shared accommodations, ensuring compliance and transparency.