Salman Zaman: ‘Asha Bhosle introduced Bollywood to true versatility’ - Exclusive

Legendary singer Asha Bhosle has passed away at the age of 92, leaving behind an unparalleled musical legacy. Qawali singer Salman Zaman lauded her for introducing true versatility to Bollywood, effortlessly transitioning between genres. Her demise on April 12, 2026, after a brief illness, was confirmed by her son, with state honors planned for her funeral in Mumbai.

Explained: Iran’s ‘math warning’ on oil — what ΔO_BSOH>0 ⇒ f(f(O))>f(O) means

Brigadier, his son assaulted by men in south Delhi for objecting to drinking near their home

A senior Indian Army brigadier and his son faced an alleged assault in Vasant Enclave, Delhi, after reportedly confronting two men drinking in a car near their home. The incident, occurring late Friday night, has prompted a swift response from the Indian Army, with a Military Police team assisting the ongoing Delhi Police investigation.

Days after major security breach, Delhi Assembly receives bomb threat

The Delhi Legislative Assembly experienced a bomb threat via email, triggering a multi-agency response including police, bomb disposal units, and dog squads. A thorough search yielded no suspicious findings, and the situation is under control. This incident follows a recent security breach where an SUV rammed the assembly gate, leading to the detention of three suspects.

Will Sensex hit 95k by Dec? Reasons why Morgan Stanley sees a bull run in stock market

Morgan Stanley believes the Sensex has the potential to reach 95,000 by December 2026, with its strategist Ridham Desai indicating that Indian equities may be entering a fresh bull phase after enduring one of their weakest periods of relative performance in decades

7-year delay, no evidence, only allegations: Why SC quashed 498A case against in-laws

The Court found that the allegations of dowry demand and cruelty were not supported by any material evidence. The Court pointed out that there is no use of criminal law in situations where unfounded accusations are raised, especially in family conflicts where one would wish to implicate more than two family members.

Explained: What is Pegasus spyware that CIA used to hack into phones of Iran leaders

The CIA reportedly used Israeli-made Pegasus spyware to deceive Iran during a mission to rescue a downed US airman. The spyware, developed by NSO Group, was allegedly used to send false messages to Iranian leadership claiming the airman had been found. This operation aimed to facilitate the retrieval of one of two US airmen whose aircraft crashed in Iranian territory.

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Motilal Oswal CEO on why US-Iran conflict is the time to stay invested in Indian stocks

India’s balanced geopolitical approach has helped mitigate risks. Strong relationships across key global blocs have enabled continued access to energy and trade routes, positioning India relatively well in a fragmented global environment.

‘On brink of making history’: PM Modi says women’s reservation bill will strengthen democracy

Highest in almost 3 years! India buying ‘all Russian crude it can get its hands on’

Indian refiners have ramped up purchases of Russian crude over the past two months and expect procurement to remain high through the rest of the year amid easing concerns around potential Donald Trump administration sanctions.

Rupee falls 48 paise to 93.31 against dollar as US-Iran peace talks fail

The Indian Rupee has fallen sharply against the US dollar. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are intensifying, causing oil prices to rise above $100 per barrel. Investor sentiment has turned cautious as ceasefire hopes fade. Foreign investors are withdrawing funds from Indian equities amid global uncertainty. Experts advise disciplined monthly investments through SIPs.

Stock market crash today: Nifty50 opens below 23,600; BSE Sensex down over 1,500 points

Stock market crash today: Indian stock market benchmark indices, Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, tanked in opening trade on Monday as fresh geopolitical tensions weigh on sentiment, following the collapse of US-Iran peace talks and a sharp rise in oil prices.

‘Enjoy it now’: Iran warns of painful oil price surge as Trump escalates blockade threat

IBM fined $17 m by US for employee discrimination for following illegal DEI practices

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced IBM will pay over $17 million to resolve allegations of violating the False Claims Act. The tech giant is accused of discriminating against employees and applicants based on race, color, national origin, or sex, despite federal contract anti-discrimination requirements. This settlement marks the first under the Civil Rights Fraud Initiative.