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After oil, war of water? Why desalination plants are turning into targets in Middle East

Desalination plants in the Middle East are becoming targets in the escalating conflict involving Iran, the US, and Israel. Recent incidents in Bahrain and Iran, with conflicting claims of responsibility, highlight the strategic importance of these facilities. Attacks on water infrastructure pose a significant threat to civilian survival and regional stability.

Midnight missiles: Japan quietly deploys 1,000 km Type-12 launchers, China now within reach

Japan is deploying its first long-range missiles. Launchers have arrived at a camp in Kumamoto Prefecture. These missiles will be operational by the end of March. This move comes amid rising tensions around Taiwan. Japan is accelerating its military buildup in the southwestern region. The missiles have a significantly extended range. Further deployments are planned for later this year.

Fuel shortage fear grips Pakistan: Sharif orders school shutdown, four-day workweek

Pakistan has implemented austerity measures to conserve fuel amid Middle East conflict concerns. These include a two-week school closure, reduced government fuel allowances by 50%, and a four-day workweek for public offices, with 50% of staff working remotely. These steps aim to manage potential supply disruptions and reduce domestic demand for imported fuel.

Hyatt skywalk collapse: the fatal design flaw that killed 114 people

Outdated job rules on women could slow India’s growth as it ages

Rs 70k crore tax evasion probe: Madurai to Shimla — raids at over 70 restaurants over ‘vanishing bill’

The Income Tax investigation wing has launched a pan-India survey of approximately 70 restaurants suspected of sales suppression totaling Rs 700 crore. This action follows a Rs 70,000 crore probe into billing software manipulation used to evade taxes. Investigations revealed methods like deleting cash transactions and under-declaring revenue.

New England Patriots, Colts linked to $50M Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson

Sports Illustrated’s Gilberto Manzano projects Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson for a three-year, $105M deal with the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts as potential landing spots. New England needs pass rush help for their quarterback Drake Maye. And Indianapolis seeks to improve their defense under former Cincinnati defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. The Colts may free up cap space by trading or releasing their wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., who is in the final year of his three-year contract.

Battle of the rolls: How Mamata vs EC over SIR has set stage for 2026 Bengal assembly elections

West Bengal’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls has evolved from a technical checkinto a major political and constitutional confrontation ahead of the 2026 polls. With 63.7 lakh deletions and the electorate shrinking to 6.44 crore, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee challenged the process in the Supreme Court, turning voter verification into a wider political battle with the Election Commission.

Gaming company confirms viral Iran conflict video belongs to their game

European gaming company Gaijin Entertainment confirmed that widely shared videos falsely presented as real combat footage from the Iran-US-Israel conflict are actually from its military simulation game, War Thunder. The developer stated it does not support the spread of misinformation using gameplay, noting the difficulty in preventing reuse of online content.

Livestream, 150 kmph, then crash! What UK07 rider incident tells about road safety

Motovlogger Anurag Dobhal, known as UK07 Rider, livestreamed his high-speed drive on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, reaching over 150 kmph. The broadcast ended abruptly when he lost control of his Toyota Fortuner and crashed into a barrier, sustaining serious injuries. The incident highlights the dangers of reckless driving and livestreaming while operating a vehicle.

CBSE postpones Class 12 board exams from March 12-16 in Middle East; new dates to be announced

CBSE has postponed Class 12 board exams in several Middle East countries, including Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, due to the current regional situation. The examinations scheduled between March 12 and March 16, 2026, have been deferred. A review on March 14 will determine the schedule for subsequent exams.

Petrol, diesel prices unlikely to rise; India has adequate fuel stocks: Report

Good news for Indian consumers as government sources indicate petrol and diesel prices are unlikely to rise despite Middle East tensions. The nation boasts sufficient fuel reserves and stable supply chains. Efforts are also underway to diversify crude oil imports, ensuring energy security and a strong position compared to other nations.

How this 65-Year-old woman from Patna built Rs 2.5 crore food empire in 5 years

Facing initial disapproval, Devni Devi started a tiffin service from her kitchen at 59 to support her family. Despite societal judgment and personal sacrifices, her dedication to providing nutritious home-cooked meals for students led to growing popularity. Her small venture has now blossomed into a successful restaurant with a significant turnover and a loyal customer base.

Salim Khan Health Update: Veteran screenwriter stable after brain haemorrhage

Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan has been hospitalized following a minor brain hemorrhage. Doctors performed a procedure, and he is now recovering well and is out of danger. Reports indicate he is feeling better and expected to be discharged within the next few days.