Times of India

Iran has warned that any US attack, even a limited one, would be considered an act of aggression and met with a decisive response. This comes as President Trump considers military action to force a nuclear deal, despite ongoing indirect talks and a significant US military build-up in the region.

Rajpal Yadav has begun shooting for Welcome to the Jungle soon after his release from Tihar Jail on bail in a cheque bounce case. The Delhi High Court granted him interim relief until March 18. Expressing gratitude to fans, he will also attend a press conference in Mumbai on February 28.

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has clarified that a recent incident reports claiming that a Tejas jet crashed was actually a minor technical issue on the ground. The company emphasized the aircraft's strong safety record and is working with the Indian Air Force for resolution. This statement follows reports of significant damage to a Tejas after overshooting a runway.

The Delhi High Court affirmed the economic value of homemakers' contributions, stating their work is crucial for a spouse's effectiveness. Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma emphasized that unemployment doesn't equate to idleness, and the law must recognize unpaid domestic labor. The court awarded Rs 50,000 in maintenance, rejecting the notion that a wife's ability to earn negates her right to support.

Pakistan allrounder Shadab Khan expressed confidence in his team reaching the T20 World Cup 2026 final. This statement comes as Pakistan prepares for a crucial Super Eights match against England. The pitch is expected to favor spinners. England has started their Super Eights campaign strongly. Pakistan needs a strong batting performance to succeed.

Tamil Nadu's final electoral roll for 2026 lists 5,67,07,380 electors, with women slightly outnumbering men. Following a special revision, the state saw a significant drop in voters due to 97.37 lakh deletions, primarily in urban areas. However, over 34 lakh new applications for inclusion were subsequently received.

The Bombay High Court directed two senior Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (BMC) officers to pay Rs 11 each from their salaries for delaying action against a ward officer. This token cost aims to emphasize prompt compliance with court orders, highlighting institutional delays despite the Municipal Commissioner's swift action.

Students protested outside Lucknow University's Lal Baradari after the mosque was sealed, preventing Muslim students from praying during Ramzan. Hindu student leaders formed a human chain, showcasing communal harmony. The university cited the building's dilapidated state and safety concerns, while students alleged a lack of sensitivity and discrimination.

A massive tax evasion probe, initiated with biryani sales data, has uncovered a sophisticated digital system allegedly used by prominent Hyderabad restaurant chains to erase cash transactions. Investigators found evidence of widespread sales suppression and manipulation, potentially costing the government thousands of crores. This crackdown signals a shift towards data-driven enforcement in India's booming hospitality sector.

A massive $500 billion AI data center project, Stargate, announced with fanfare at the White House, has stalled. Internal disagreements between partners OpenAI and SoftBank, coupled with funding challenges, have halted construction and leadership development. This setback has significantly impacted Oracle's stock and OpenAI's compute capacity targets, highlighting the difficulties of large-scale infrastructure development.

High blood pressure is a stealthy adversary, frequently presenting with gentle clues that can escalate into serious health crises. Medical professionals point out that symptoms like nagging headaches upon waking, unexpected fatigue, trouble catching your breath, lightheadedness, and fuzzy vision could be warning signs.

UAE has announced the Eid Al Fitr holiday schedule, offering early clarity for all. Federal government employees get a break from March 19-22, 2026. Private sector workers will enjoy a holiday from March 19-21, with a potential extension to March 22 depending on Ramadan's duration. This allows ample time for planning.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi met Deepak Kumar, a gym owner from Kotdwar, Uttarakhand, who intervened when Bajrang Dal members allegedly harassed a Muslim shopkeeper over his store's name. Gandhi praised Kumar's courage and commitment to unity, highlighting his stand against injustice. The incident involved protests and police intervention, with tensions rising after threats against Kumar.

Amidst escalating Middle East tensions and fears of war, the Indian Embassy in Tehran has urgently advised all Indian nationals, including students and tourists, to depart Iran. This directive follows previous advisories and comes as US President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Tehran regarding nuclear deal negotiations. The embassy has provided contact details for assistance.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman attributed rising gold prices to increased buying by central banks and strong domestic demand. She assured that the government is monitoring the situation, noting it hasn't reached alarming levels. Sitharaman also stated the finance ministry is assessing the impact of a US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs.

Former captain Kris Srikkanth launched a fierce critique of India's batting collapse against South Africa in the T20 World Cup. He lambasted the reckless approach, questionable batting order, and poor decision-making, particularly highlighting Ishan Kishan's dismissal and Suryakumar Yadav's batting position. Srikkanth warned of lingering negative mindsets after the humiliating defeat.

Bomb threat emails were received at the Army Public School in Dhaula Kuan and Air Force Bal Bharti School in Lodhi Road in Delhi, triggering immediate search operations by authorities, though nothing suspicious has been found yet.