Times of India

US President Donald Trump announced 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports will start on Tuesday, dismissing hopes for exemptions. He cited concerns over illegal drug trafficking and migration. Additionally, tariffs on Chinese imports will be increased from 10% to 20%, addressing Beijing's failure to curb illicit fentanyl trade. Trump also commented on Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's response to US support.

Mahira Sharma addressed rumours about dating cricketer Mohammed Siraj, stating she is not in a relationship. Despite speculations, Mahira's mother also dismissed these rumours. Mahira mentioned that fans often link her with others without any basis. Meanwhile, Mahira had previously ended her relationship with Paras after meeting on Bigg Boss 13.

Chief adviser Muhammad Yunus asserts that despite some challenges and propaganda, relations between Bangladesh and India remain positive with no fundamental deterioration. Yunus emphasizes the depth of historical, political, and economic ties between the neighbors, underscoring the importance of maintaining good relations and continuous communication.

The city police commissioner in Madurai felicitated Nagendran, an autorickshaw driver, for his honesty. Nagendran found and returned a bag containing 15 sovereigns of gold ornaments left behind by a passenger, Saravanakumar, during a trip. The commissioner awarded Nagendran with a cash reward of 1,000 rupees.

After inconclusive talks with Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) announced it would proceed with protests in Chandigarh from March 5. Farmers accused Mann of abruptly ending the meeting and not addressing their demands, leading them to continue their planned agitation.

A man known on social media as 'IIT Baba' was arrested in Jaipur for possessing 1.50 grams of marijuana. The police intervened when he threatened suicide during a live stream. He was under the influence and released on bail due to the small quantity of drugs but remains under investigation.

The inclusion of Manusmriti and Baburnama in Delhi University's history syllabus has sparked debate. Critics argue these texts promote caste oppression and glorify historical invasions, while supporters claim studying them provides historical context. The proposal awaits further approval by the Academic and Executive Councils.

Sambhal's district administration, with the ASI, has revived 41 pilgrimage sites and 19 ancient wells, including Amarpati Kheda, long considered lost. This heritage revival, part of the Bandhan scheme, is poised to enhance religious tourism in Uttar Pradesh despite lingering unrest and fear among some residents following recent violence.

In Washington DC's formal environment, a debate has emerged over casual attire in politics. Vivek Ramaswamy faced criticism for going barefoot during an interview, while Elon Musk was scrutinized for wearing a T-shirt to a White House meeting. Senator John Fetterman's casual clothes sparked discussion, with attire choices reflecting personal comfort and cultural practices. This issue has also extended to global leaders like Zelensky.

Team India is set to face Australia in the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai, aiming to avenge their 2023 ODI World Cup final loss. With Rohit Sharma leading a strong squad against a weakened Australian team missing key players and captain Pat Cummins, astrologer Greenstone Lobo predicts India's victory.

US President Donald Trump has criticized Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy over his remarks that the Ukraine-Russia peace deal is still 'very, very far away.' Trump, through Truth Social, expressed his discontent with Zelenskyy’s statement, accusing him of not wanting peace and relying heavily on US and European support while indicating America’s patience is wearing thin.

Prominent allies of President Trump, including Elon Musk, have called for the United States to quit Nato and other international institutions like the UN and World Bank. This movement highlights a growing sentiment within the MAGA base to refocus resources domestically and reevaluate foreign commitments.

Sachin, who has confessed to strangling Himani Narwal with a phone charger cable, was shown in CCTV footage carrying a suitcase containing her body. Police believe the murder was due to a dispute, potentially financial, and have recovered stolen valuables from Sachin’s shop.

Jimmy Butler, key forward for the Golden State Warriors, is probable for the game against the Charlotte Hornets due to a back injury. The Warriors, aiming to maintain their playoff push, face a Hornets team dealing with injuries. Butler’s performance, alongside Stephen Curry, remains crucial for the Warriors’ chances of securing a road win.

Key allies of US President Donald Trump have urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to either negotiate with Russia or step aside. Suggestions for his resignation come amid concerns that his stance may hinder peace talks, while potential successors like Vitali Klitschko and Valeriy Zaluzhnyi emerge. Could impact Ukraine's political landscape and international support.

An Indian national, Shahzadi Khan, was executed in the UAE on February 15, 2025, after being convicted of murdering an infant in her care. Despite multiple legal appeals and mercy petitions, her death sentence was upheld. The Indian Embassy provided legal assistance and is now supporting her family during this tragic time.

Harbhajan Singh criticized Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed for fat-shaming Rohit Sharma and questioning his leadership after India’s win over New Zealand. Harbhajan defended Rohit, calling the remarks “unfortunate” and emphasizing his contributions to Indian cricket. Despite the controversy, Rohit and Team India beat New Zealand to secure a semifinal spot against Australia.