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India brings back 1,777 nationals from Iran as West Asia conflict deepens

India evacuates 1,777 nationals from Iran via Armenia and Azerbaijan amid West Asia conflict, MEA says; flights disrupted across region.

Canada ends postal OCI applications: What the new in-person rule means for Indians

Canada mandates in-person OCI applications from April 2026, ending postal submissions and requiring biometrics, increasing travel and planning needs for Indians while keeping processing timelines largely unchanged.

Iran says Isfahan operation was failed Uranium grab attempt, rejects Trump's 'illogical' peace plan

The remarks come amid reports of a US-backed “15-point plan” aimed at ending the conflict. Iranian officials, however, have dismissed the proposal outright.

Are US aircraft losses nearing 1991 Desert Storm levels? Depends on how you count

Inclusion of drones narrows gap with 1991 war; high replacement costs emerge as key concern

IOC, BPCL defer refinery shutdowns as India moves to avoid fuel stress

However, Nayara Energy will shut its 400,000 barrels per day Vadinar refinery for maintenance from April 9, tightening supply of liquefied petroleum gas in the country, she said.

Khalistani protests target Hindu temples in Brampton amid Canada’s anti-hate bill push

Khalistani protesters target Hindu temples in Canada following Bill C-9, prompting security measures, political tensions, and calls for action as authorities enforce safety zones and monitor demonstrations.

Measles outbreak kills nearly 100 children in Bangladesh in three weeks: Why India could be at risk next | Explained

Health experts warn that the outbreak is not just Bangladesh’s problem. It carries lessons and risks for neighbouring countries like India as well.

‘Why was a hospital hit?’ Mother’s agony sparks outrage after Pakistani strike kills hundreds in Afghanistan

A grieving Kabul mother demands an international probe after a deadly bombing killed her son and hundreds, as rights groups warn of accountability gaps and rising civilian toll in Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions.

‘Could it be between 1 and 2 pm?’ Iran mocks Trump’s 8 pm strike threat, turns war warning into viral trolling

US-Iran War News: Instead of conventional diplomatic rebuttals, Iran’s missions are opting for viral-style content that mirrors the informal, combative language often used by Trump himself.

Iran says ceasefire terms ready, rejects US demands as ‘excessive’ and ‘ultimatum-driven’

Iran says it has sent ceasefire terms through intermediaries while rejecting US ultimatums, as the Strait of Hormuz crisis fuels wider regional conflict.

Strait of Hormuz traffic highest in weeks as India, other countries secure pacts with Iran

It saw 21 ships transit over the weekend as more energy-starved governments negotiate to extract vessels, cargoes and crews from the Persian Gulf, strengthening Tehran’s grip on the waterway

While world scrambles for oil, China stays ahead: How Beijing is weathering Iran war better than most

While much of the world scrambles to secure supplies, China’s focus on self-reliance and industrial strength has helped it absorb the shock with far less disruption.

Iran 'not ready' to reopen Strait Of Hormuz for temporary ceasefire with US

Iran refuses to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for a temporary ceasefire, reviews Pakistan’s proposal, and signals distrust of US intentions amid rising tensions, stalled diplomacy, and continued disruption to global oil supplies.

‘India can play key role’: Iran sees bigger part for New Delhi in West Asia crisis

Iran’s envoy says India can play a key role in West Asia, backs Chabahar cooperation and seeks stronger condemnation of US-Israel actions.

English media, messaging and influence ops: Pakistan’s new front against India isn’t military, but it’s led by Asim Munir

The aim is to build English-language platforms that appear globally credible while subtly advancing pro-Pakistan narratives, particularly on issues like Kashmir.

Iran‑backed Kataib Hezbollah warns of attacks on energy sites if Strait of Hormuz is forcefully reopened

Abu Hussein al‑Hamidawi, Secretary-General of Kataib Hezbollah, said, “Any attempt to forcibly reopen the Strait of Hormuz will result in the complete destruction of every oil and gas platform or facility.”

Iran warns IAEA over Bushehr nuclear plant attacks, cites risk of 'irreparable consequences'

Iran’s atomic energy chief Mohammad Eslami says inaction by the IAEA “emboldens aggression” against the Bushehr plant after repeated attacks, warning of potential radioactive risks.

US’s weapon use in Iran war has already exceeded past conflicts

Data from the Center for Strategic and International Studies shows that more than 850 Tomahawk missiles have already been used

Not just a war of weapons: How Iran's embassies are taking the fight straight to Trump's timeline

In this evolving information war, Iran has increasingly adopted a sharp, meme-driven strategy to counter US messaging and target President Donald Trump directly.

HNI portfolios need reset, not fresh equity aggression despite sharp correction: Nuvama Wealth’s Rahul Jain

While the 12% March correction has restored reasonable valuations for Indian equities, Nuvama's Rahul Jain highlights that HNIs were already running overweight on equities.

Trump’s repeated deadlines on the Strait of Hormuz explained

From a 48-hour ultimatum to shifting timelines and escalating threats, the pressure campaign on Iran has kept changing over the past two weeks.

Who was Majid Khademi? Iran’s IRGC intelligence chief killed in US‑Israeli strike

Majid Khademi, head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards’ intelligence, was killed in a US-Israeli airstrike, Iranian state media confirmed.

Why Trump’s Iran threats are raising serious concerns about war crimes

Open threats to target civilian infrastructure have sparked alarm among legal experts, raising questions about international law, military conduct and the broader consequences of the war.

Indian envoy Pranay Verma holds talks with Bangladesh PM; signals positive, constructive ties

The meeting came as India and Bangladesh are making efforts to rebuild bilateral ties after Rahman became prime minister following his Bangladesh Nationalist Party's victory in February parliamentary polls

‘Islamabad Accord’: Pakistan’s immediate ceasefire proposal shared with US and Iran after all‑night talks by Asim Munir

Pakistan has drafted the "Islamabad Accord," proposing an immediate ceasefire between the US and Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Field Marshal Asim Munir holding overnight talks with US and Iranian officials.

Pressure mounts on Shehbaz Sharif: IMF slams Pakistan over fuel pricing ‘distortions’

The IMF’s push to eliminate pricing distortions, combined with volatile global oil markets, is likely to keep pressure on Pakistan’s fuel policy

How US politics is splitting over the Iran war

As the conflict enters its sixth week, Democrats and Republicans in the US are clashing over strategy, costs and leadership, even as both sides acknowledge key military developments.

Iran denies detainees are linked to top commander Soleimani after US arrests

Tehran rejects claims that detained individuals were related to Qasem Soleimani, saying the surname alone does not establish any connection.

'Open the Strait of Hormuz! India: Is it closed?': Iran trolls Trump in savage X post

Amid rising US-Iran tensions, Iranian diplomatic missions worldwide are using memes and social media posts to ridicule President Trump’s demands over the Strait of Hormuz.

How cramped is a trip to the Moon? Inside the surprisingly small Orion spacecraft

NASA’s Orion capsule can carry four astronauts beyond Earth orbit, but its total living space is roughly the size of two minivans combined.

India’s Green Asha 9th LPG tanker exits Hormuz amid shipping disruptions

India-flagged LPG tanker Green Asha crosses the Strait of Hormuz, becoming the eighth vessel to exit amid tensions. Several ships remain stranded as disruptions continue in the key oil route.

Tourist choked in Bali after alleged misconduct, video sparks outrage

Footage circulating online captures a confrontation in Uluwatu, with reports linking the incident to alleged misconduct by the tourist.

Airport security could go private under Trump’s plan. Here’s how it might change things

The proposal to shift US airport security screening to private companies could change how checkpoints are staffed and run, but not necessarily how security itself works.

Scientists claim Antarctica may hold vast gold and silver reserves: Which nations will the gain the most?

Under high ice-melt scenarios, this region alone could see tens of thousands of square kilometres of new land emerge, potentially exposing deposits of gold, silver, copper and iron.

Artemis II approaches historic lunar flyby: Crew to lose contact with Earth for 40 minutes in space

NASA’s Artemis II astronauts are hours away from a historic lunar flyby, becoming humanity’s farthest emissaries.

Israeli rescue teams search for civilians trapped in Haifa after missile strike | Watch

Firefighters and IDF teams continue search-and-rescue amid escalating attacks from Iran and Hezbollah.

Shehbaz Sharif expresses concern after three Pakistanis injured at UAE’s Khor Fakkan port

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed concern over an incident at UAE’s Khor Fakkan port, where three Pakistani nationals were reportedly injured by an intercepted projectile, calling for restraint and de-escalation in the region.

'This was never a rescue': Was US mission to save pilot in Iran a cover-up? Theories swirl online

The sheer magnitude of the mission to rescue a single pilot, and the resulting loss of American assets, have raised some eyebrows.

From failure of 1980 Operation Eagle Claw to daring rescue: How past lessons shaped the US mission in Iran

A high-stakes US mission rescued a downed airman from Iran, drawing Tehran’s comparisons to the failed 1980 Operation Eagle Claw, while regional tensions and a potential 45-day ceasefire hang in the balance.

Commodity Corner: Commodities trade lower as ceasefire hopes weigh; oil holds near $110 a barrel

On the domestic front, MCX gold declined 2.5 percent, while MCX silver fell 5 percent during the session. Since the start of the conflict, MCX gold has dropped 13 percent and silver has declined 21 percent.

US energy stocks surge in 2026 even as broader markets remain volatile

The S&P 500 has declined about 4 percent so far this year, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 3.3 percent. In contrast, the S&P 500 Energy Index has surged 40 percent, significantly outperforming the broader market, reflecting a sharp sectoral divergence.

Secret tech, fake trails, precision tracking: How CIA pulled off 'needle in a haystack' mission to rescue US airman in Iran

Buy time, confuse the adversary, and locate the airman before Iranian forces could. Here is how the CIA’s deception and tech-driven strategy unfolded.