NBC apologises after showing wrong Tiger Woods crash footage during live coverage

Tiger Woods faces renewed scrutiny after a high-speed crash in Florida led to his arrest on DUI-related charges. NBC compounded attention by mistakenly airing footage from his 2021 accident, prompting an on-air apology. While alcohol was ruled out, Woods showed signs of impairment. The incident has reignited discussions of his past crashes and legal troubles, drawing public and celebrity commentary.

Jammu and Kashmir: Gunshots reported during search operation in Ganderbal

Australian cricketer Steve Smith gets $1.4 million richer in a day — here’s how

Senior bureaucrat Vir Vikram Yadav appointed new DGCA chief

Missiles overhead, mines below: How an Indian LPG tanker survived the Hormuz blockade

The Indian-flagged LPG tanker Pine Gas faced a nearly three-week delay passing through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran began selective passage. The vessel, carrying 45,000 metric tons of LPG, was eventually rerouted via a less-used channel north of Larak Island, guided by the Indian Navy and escorted by warships.

From location to logistics: Challenges to Trump’s Kharg Island ‘seize’ threat

Naseem Shah row: PCB warns players of PKR 1 crore fine over social media posts

​​As per the directive, centrally contracted players must take approval from the PCB’s media department before posting on social media.

Bharathiraja’s latest photo worries fans as frail look sparks health concerns

A recent photograph of veteran filmmaker Bharathiraja has sparked concern among his fans. The image shows the once energetic director appearing frail. This follows a difficult year for Bharathiraja, marked by personal tragedy and his own health issues. His legacy in Tamil cinema remains significant, with his films continuing to inspire.

‘Double the dose’: Chinese state media mocks US ‘victory’ narrative as Iran conflict deepens

Trump taunts world saying go get oil from inflamed Iran — or buy from America

End of Red Terror? How close India is to its Naxal-free target as March 31 deadline ends

India stands on the cusp of eradicating Naxalism, with Union Home Minister Amit Shah declaring the movement effectively dismantled. Decades of development and security operations have significantly shrunk the Red Corridor, pushing the insurgency into isolated pockets. While armed rebellion may be over, securing lasting peace through governance remains crucial.

Sexual violence used as weapon of war in Sudan, aid group says

Doctors Without Borders reported treating over 3,300 sexual violence survivors in Sudan between January 2024 and November 2025, highlighting rape as a weapon of war. Many survivors faced significant delays in receiving critical care, with armed men identified as perpetrators in most cases. The aid group urged the UN to increase its presence to address the widespread crisis.

Murder convict MP BJP corporator Kallu Kushwaha shot dead in Datia

A BJP corporator, Kallu Kushwaha, was shot dead in broad daylight in Datia, sparking panic and raising law and order concerns. The victim, who had a criminal past and recently served a life sentence, was attacked by unidentified assailants. Police are investigating personal enmity and have rounded up suspects, examining CCTV footage.

IPL: Priyansh Arya not in XI as Punjab Kings bowl first against Gujarat Titans

For the Punjab Kings, Priyansh Arya did not make it to the starting XI. However, the star batted was named in the impact subs list and is expected to come to bat in the second innings.

Stray bullet kills ex-brigadier: How Dehradun nightclub bill dispute spiraled into road shootout

A retired Brigadier, Mukesh Kumar Joshi, was tragically killed by a stray bullet during an exchange of fire between occupants of two SUVs. The incident, initially thought to be road rage, stemmed from a billing dispute at a nightclub the previous night. Police have arrested four individuals and are pursuing others involved in the deadly confrontation.