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Iran crisis: MEA says five Indians killed, one missing in conflict

Tragedy strikes as five Indians lose their lives and one remains missing amid escalating Middle East conflict. Meanwhile, two Indian LPG carriers have successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, en route to India with vital fuel supplies. Missions are working tirelessly to aid affected nationals and ensure repatriation.

US shares video of strikes on 90 Iranian military targets on Kharg Island - watch

United States President Donald Trump said American forces carried out “the most powerful bombing raid” on Iran’s Kharg Island, claiming that American forces “totally obliterated” military targets there while choosing not to destroy the island’s oil infrastructure. ​​Any disruption at Kharg Island can significantly affect global oil supply routes, making it a critical node for global energy security and oil market stability.

Two Indian vessels cross Strait of Hormuz safely with 92,700 tonne LPG

No Pakistan player fined for T20 World Cup exit: PCB

The Pakistan Cricket Board has refuted claims of fining players for not reaching the T20 World Cup semifinals. A spokesperson clarified that while no fines have been imposed, the board is considering performance-linked incentives for players, who currently earn substantial amounts.

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Salman Ali Agha reprimanded after controversial run-out in 2nd ODI

Pakistan batter Salman Ali Agha was reprimanded after the second ODI against Bangladesh national cricket team at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium. He was controversially run out by Mehidy Hasan Miraz after trying to pick up a live ball. Frustrated, Agha threw his gloves and argued with Litton Das, leading to a Level 1 breach under the International Cricket Council Code. Pakistan still won by 128 runs via DLS.

‘Upset with girlfriend’, Maharashtra man hurls stones at passing train

A 23-year-old man in Kalyan allegedly threw stones at a Vande Bharat Express, damaging four coaches. The incident occurred between Thakurli and Kalyan stations after the man reportedly became upset when his girlfriend refused to speak to him on the phone. He admitted to the act, claiming drug consumption. No passengers were injured, but panic ensued.

UP woman ‘revived’ by jolt on NH-74: NHAI says ‘no potholes’ on stretch but ground reality different

A woman critically ill and believed to be brain dead revived after the ambulance carrying her home hit a pothole-ridden stretch of National Highway-74. Despite NHAI claims of a pothole-free road, a TOI team found damaged patches, including cracks and depressions, on the route.

Cognizant advises BYOF for employees, reviews supply concerns

Cognizant is encouraging employees to bring their own food as part of contingency planning amid the West Asia crisis. The IT major is preparing for potential disruptions in food services and transport due to energy market volatility. The company is exploring alternative vendors and energy sources to mitigate risks.

After IndiGo and Air India, now Akasa Air to levy fuel surcharge - check details

Indian airlines are increasing ticket prices due to soaring aviation fuel costs, driven by Middle East geopolitical tensions. Akasa Air, following Air India and IndiGo, will implement fuel surcharges from March 15th, ranging from Rs 199 to Rs 1,300.

Class VI students check Class X papers? Maharashtra Board to re-evaluate

The Kolhapur division of the Maharashtra Board has requested an inquiry into a viral video allegedly showing Std VI students evaluating Std X Marathi exam papers. A preliminary report suggests the children were marking blank sections to prevent cheating, not grading. Officials will visit the school to verify claims and teacher authorization.

Strait‑up chokehold of Hormuz: How Iran turned Middle East war into global oil supply shock

Iran has strategically prepared to leverage the Strait of Hormuz, employing asymmetric warfare with drones and missiles to disrupt global oil flows. This approach, learned from past conflicts, aims to inflict economic pain and pressure the US, rather than engage in direct confrontation. The strategy focuses on survival and demonstrating that coercion cannot force compliance.

Women, kids among 40 trapped inside dilapidated building as new owner razes stairs in Kolkata

Around 40 residents were trapped in a dilapidated Kolkata building after the staircase was allegedly razed by the new owner. Emergency services used ladders to rescue many, including women and children, from the building slated for real-estate development. The mayor assured tenant protection, while residents expressed concerns about displacement.

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