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Operation 'Epic Fury': How Israel and US planned the strikes on Iran
In a surprise daylight operation dubbed 'Lion's Roar,' the US and Israel launched coordinated strikes near Iran's Supreme Leader's offices, signaling a potential end to diplomatic efforts on Tehran's nuclear program. President Trump vowed to dismantle Iran's missile industry and navy, emphasizing the elimination of imminent threats.
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Speed, social media and showboating: A teenage menace on wheels
Fatal crashes involving young motorists, including minors, are a disturbing trend across India. Incidents in Goa, Delhi, Pune, and other cities highlight issues of excessive speed, underage drivers, and weak supervision. These tragedies underscore the urgent need for stricter enforcement and parental accountability to prevent future loss of life.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has a five-word reply for Jack Dorsey firing half of its staff
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says he hasn't "really digested" Jack Dorsey's decision to lay off 4,000 employees — nearly half of Block's workforce — citing AI-driven efficiency gains. Jassy acknowledges that many jobs humans have done for decades won't need as many people going forward, but struck an optimistic note, saying new roles will emerge as they have with every past technology shift. He called it a "transition" period.
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'They just wanted to practice evil': After attack, Trump says Iran can never have nuclear weapon
In a significant escalation, the US and Israel have launched "major combat operations" targeting Iran, aiming to neutralize "imminent threats." Strikes hit multiple locations nationwide, including near Supreme Leader Khamenei's office. This coordinated action, involving US forces, underscores rising regional tensions and Iran's nuclear program concerns.
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WB SIR final voter list: 1.18L names deleted in Bankura, Nadia sees around 2.71L deletions
West Bengal's Election Commission has started publishing updated electoral rolls after a Special Intensive Revision, with Bankura district seeing a net deletion of approximately 1.18 lakh voters. While hard copies are displayed, online access is still pending, leaving many voters anxious ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
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'The Kerala Story 2' box office Day 1: Film rakes in Rs 3.5 crore despite delayed release
Despite a last-minute legal hurdle, 'The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond' opened on February 27, 2026, earning an estimated ₹3.5 crore on its opening day. Early box-office data indicate a subdued start in Kerala, with expectations of improvement as the week unfolds. The release had been initially stayed by the Kerala High Court before the stay was lifted. Read on to know more in detail.
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US, Israel strikes in Tehran: India issues advisory, releases helpline number
India has issued an advisory for its citizens in Israel to exercise utmost caution and remain vigilant following Israeli and US attacks on Iran. Indian nationals are urged to follow safety guidelines, stay near shelters, and avoid non-essential travel. The embassy is monitoring the situation and providing updates.
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'Extra added responsibility': Sanju Samson sends emotional message to CSK fans
Sanju Samson expressed his delight at the warm reception in Chennai, now his IPL home ground with CSK. He feels a strong emotional connection with the passionate Chennai crowd, acknowledging the added responsibility to entertain them. Samson recently provided quick momentum for India against Zimbabwe with a brisk 24-ball innings.
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Afghan Taliban shoots down Pakistani jet in Jalalabad, capture pilot alive
Pakistan bombed major cities in Afghanistan, including capital Kabul on Friday, with Islamabad’s defence minister declaring the neighbours at “open war” following months of tit-for-tat clashes. Pakistan claimed to have killed more than 270 Taliban fighters and injured over 400 others in airstrikes while Afghanistan’s Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said its forces killed 55 Pakistani soldiers.
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Israel army says hit 'hundreds of Iranian military targets', including missile launchers
A massive cloud of smoke rose over Tehran following a daylight "preventive attack" by the United States and Israel, targeting military sites near Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's offices. Loud blasts were heard as the US confirmed its participation in the strikes, hours after President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with nuclear talks and hinted at a "big decision".
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'If Hesson stays, Shadab will be captain': Shahid Afridi's big claim
Former captain Shahid Afridi believes Shadab Khan is the leading candidate to captain Pakistan if coach Mike Hesson remains. Afridi cited Shadab's strong rapport with Hesson from their time at Islamabad United as a key factor. He emphasized the need for Shadab to deliver consistent performances to justify the captaincy, a sentiment echoed by Shoaib Malik.
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West Bengal SIR final voter list to be released today: Here is what to do if name missing
Bengal's final voter list, releasing Saturday, will retain 7.08 crore names after a four-month revision. Approximately 66 lakh entries will be marked 'deleted' or 'under adjudication'. Voters can check their status online or at local election offices to confirm eligibility for the upcoming Assembly elections.
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Anthropic CEO to Pentagon: This is the 'Red Line', will not accept these two demands
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has refused Pentagon demands to weaken safeguards on its AI model, Claude, citing concerns over mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. Despite threats of losing government contracts and invoking the Defense Production Act, Amodei stated the company will not compromise on these "red lines."
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Trump 'bans' Anthropic, gives it same label that China’s Huawei has in US since year 2018
Anthropic is locked in a high-stakes standoff with the Trump administration after refusing to give the Pentagon unrestricted access to its Claude AI model. The company drew a line at mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. In response, Trump ordered a government-wide ban on Anthropic's technology, while Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth designated it a "supply chain risk"—a label typically reserved for foreign adversaries.
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Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour event: Release timings for all regions
Epic Games announced the final two Fortnite Love and Legends Power Hour events for February 28 and March 1, 2026. These events offer the most generous loot distribution, featuring four Legendary POIs per match with Rare Chests. Players have a final chance to earn Candy Hearts and themed cosmetic items during these limited-time, one-hour events.
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YouTuber Saleem Wastik stabbed in Ghaziabad, in critical condition
A Ghaziabad businessman, Saleem Wastik, was critically injured after being repeatedly stabbed in his office by two helmet-clad assailants. Wastik, known for questioning religious fundamentalism on social media, was attacked by men who arrived on a bike. Police are reviewing CCTV footage and questioning neighbours to apprehend the suspects.
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‘Hungry, tired, incapacitated’: Allahabad high court judge hears 30 cases in 1 day
An Allahabad High Court judge reserved a verdict after hearing 30 cases until 7 pm, citing hunger, fatigue, and physical incapacity to dictate the judgment. The judge had a packed schedule with 235 cases listed, but only managed to hear 29 before a Supreme Court-remanded matter extended proceedings significantly.
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‘She came to know about my marriage’: Woman mixes intoxicant in milk, cuts man’s genitals in Delhi
A 22-year-old man was allegedly attacked by his female friend in Wazirabad, Delhi, on February 25. He claims she drugged him and then severed his genitals with a sharp weapon while he was asleep. The victim suspects the motive was related to his upcoming marriage.
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Bengaluru airport chaos: Air India Express flight with 180 passengers stuck for 18 hours
Passengers stranded at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport protested after an Air India Express flight to Kathmandu was repeatedly diverted due to bad weather, leaving them waiting for more than 18 hours. About 180 travellers, including a Karnataka tour group, faced inadequate arrangements during diversions to Varanasi and Lucknow. The airline has offered hotel stays and options to reschedule.
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