The US government's Foreign Affairs Committee corrects the New York Times on their use of the word 'Militants' instead of 'terrorists' in an article about the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir.

Delhi's Patiala house court has denied Tahawwur Rana's request to communicate with his family. The 64-year-old, a key plotter in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, argued that it was his fundamental right to speak with his relatives, but the National Investigation Agency (NIA) opposed the plea, citing the risk of sensitive information leakage. Rana is currently in NIA custody and was remanded to 18-day custody on April 10.

A report blames Jammu & Kashmir Police for not following security protocols before the Pahalgam terror attack.

Israel commemorates Holocaust Remembrance Day with sirens sounding and two minutes of silence observed in tribute to the six million Jews killed by the Nazis.

A survivor of a terror attack in Pahalgam recalls the chilling details of the incident, where terrorists murdered tourists and took selfies with victims.

The US Visa Waiver Program allows citizens of 41 countries to enter the US without a visa for up to 90 days. India is not included in the program, so Indian nationals must apply for a US visa through the normal procedure.

The Hindu American Foundation criticizes Western media for downplaying a terror attack in Kashmir that targeted Hindus. Global leaders condemn the attack and express solidarity with India. India responds by suspending cooperation with Pakistan and promising a strong response.

Former US Pentagon official Michael Rubin claims that the recent attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam was similar to the October 7 attacks in Israel by Hamas. He suggests that Pakistanis are using the same tactic to target a specific religion, much like Hamas targeted Jews. Rubin calls on India to plan a retaliation against Pakistan, similar to Israel's actions against Hamas.

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog agency has asked Iran to clarify tunnels built around a nuclear site, but remains optimistic about US-Iran talks for a new deal.

An international summit on energy security opens in London amidst disagreements over renewables and global economic turmoil.

Shah Rukh Khan's powerful message against terrorism and extremism resurfaces amid the Pahalgam attack, emphasizing the dangers of attaching labels to acts of terror and calling for deeper understanding.

India is carefully considering military options for limited punitive strikes against Pakistan, but the risk of escalation with a nuclear-armed neighbor must be weighed. Precision air strikes and longer-range weapons are seen as the most effective options.

Intelligence sources reveal increased Hamas activity in Pakistan, including visits by senior functionaries to Jaish-e-Muhammed headquarters and Pakistani Army facilities, suggesting an attempt to link the jihadi campaign in J&K with the Palestinian fight against Israel.

Former Jammu and Kashmir DGP claims Pahalgam attack was motivated by Pakistan Army Chief's anti-Hindu hate speech.

Gaza rescuers recover charred bodies from school shelter as Israeli strikes kill 17 people.

Donald Trump discusses China tariffs, Russia-Ukraine truce, Gaza war, and tussle with federal courts over mass deportations in the U.S.

Former J&K DGP compares Pahalgam attack to Pulwama, calls for response like Israel's to Hamas. Claims attack was carried out by Pakistan army and urges revolt in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, and POK.

Far-right parties accused of using anti-Semitism for political gain, causing unease among Jews.

Israel's Air Force conducts drills simulating Iranian missile attack as nuclear talks with U.S. continue.

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Noor Abdalla accuses ICE of blocking her husband from attending their son's birth, claiming it was a purposeful decision. Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent U.S. resident, was arrested on campus in March and is facing deportation proceedings.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Jeddah aims to strengthen the Indo-Saudi strategic arc and advance the vision of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC). The visit is also expected to revisit bilateral agreements and explore security cooperation frameworks. India's outreach highlights its vision of Global South solidarity and invites Saudi Arabia to join the MAHASAGAR initiative. India and Saudi Arabia are emerging as responsible middle powers shaping the strategic architecture of a wider arc from West Asia to the Indo-Pacific.

PM Modi and US VP Vance review bilateral ties, with a focus on tech and defence. The US aims to boost defence exports to India to address its trade deficit.

Police in Odisha and Bengal successfully arrested two brothers who attempted to escape custody after being detained for their involvement in a double murder case in Murshidabad.

Saif Ali Khan buys luxury residence in Qatar and discusses his decision to acquire the property. He is recovering from a stabbing attack earlier this year and is preparing for the release of his new film.

Palestinian President Abbas mourns Pope Francis, praising his support for Palestine and his call for a Gaza ceasefire.

Three Mumbai residents were arrested in Bhubaneswar for running a job scam promising employment opportunities in Israel.

Iranian foreign minister to visit China ahead of nuclear talks with the US.

Palestinian children find refuge on a deserted university campus in the West Bank after being displaced by an Israeli 'counter-terrorism' operation.

US airstrikes in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen have killed 12 people and wounded 30 others. The attacks targeted a market in the Furwah neighborhood of the Shuub district, an area previously targeted by American forces.

Israel cancels visas of 27 French MPs as Macron signals support for Palestinian state

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has proposed a 'prisoner exchange' with Venezuela, offering to send 252 deported Venezuelans back in exchange for the release of an equal number of 'political prisoners' to be sent to El Salvador. Bukele stated that the Venezuelans in custody were detained as part of an operation against gangs in the United States, while the political prisoners in Venezuela have committed no crime and are imprisoned for opposing the government. The offer comes amid international scrutiny of El Salvador's treatment of deported individuals and criticisms of turning the country into an international prison.

The UP ATS is investigating an inter-state module that used encrypted messaging platforms to spread anti-national content and radicalize youth for suicide attacks.

Goa triple amputee leads inclusive Himalaya trek with a group of persons with disabilities and non-disabled persons to send a powerful message of inclusion and accessibility.

Pharmacy courses in Telangana are becoming a popular first choice for students due to the increasing demand for skilled professionals and diverse career opportunities in the field.

A new study warns that GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic may increase the risk of depression and suicidal ideation.

Families of Israeli hostages held by Hamas gather near Gaza border to shout messages of love and hope

Hamas is rapidly replenishing its ranks with 30,000 new recruits trained in guerrilla warfare and rocket attacks.

Hamas has reportedly recruited 30,000 young Palestinians into its armed wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, and is rapidly replenishing its ranks despite Israeli military pressure.

Rising talents in Bollywood cinema, wedding ceremony, revised train timings, arrests in chain-snatching cases, and filmmaker's perspective on Bollywood's future.

Iran has unveiled its ultra-secret weapons, which are highly advanced and fully operational, as part of its military transformation.

Posters calling for the freedom of Gaza and Palestine and a boycott of Israeli goods were found pasted on shop walls in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, leading to a police investigation.

Turkish spy chief meets Hamas officials to discuss humanitarian aid, ceasefire mechanisms, and opposition to Israeli annexation moves.

Hamas ambushes Israeli troops, killing soldier and prompting IDF airstrikes in Gaza.

A study identifies the Indian states with the highest alcohol consumption among women.

The US military has carried out airstrikes in Yemen, targeting the capital and a Houthi-controlled city. This follows a recent strike on a Red Sea port that caused numerous casualties.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists on continuing the military campaign in Gaza until Hamas is destroyed and the hostages are freed. More than 90 Palestinians have been killed in 48 hours of Israeli airstrikes, with many victims being women and children. The war, now over six months long, has displaced around 90% of the population and caused a hunger crisis in Gaza.

Donald Trump's return to the US presidency has disrupted US-Indian relations, and India is seeking to protect its past bilateral gains by mollifying Trump through conciliatory diplomacy. However, the destruction of the liberal international order may cause enduring strategic losses for India in the face of China's rise.

Iran accuses Israel of preventing nuclear weapons-free zone in West Asia and reaffirms commitment to peaceful nuclear diplomacy.

Gaza faces escalating crisis as Israeli attacks intensify, with over 64 deaths reported since Friday. The UN warns of severe food shortages and people are psychologically distressed due to airstrikes and aid blockades.

The Lucknow University Model United Nations (LUMUN) concluded after two days of passionate voices and powerful ideas simulating real-world diplomacy. Awards were given based on debating skills and research done by the candidates.

14 farmers from Odisha are going on a study tour to Malaysia to learn advanced farming techniques in an effort to modernize agricultural practices and potentially expand into export markets.

A British anthropologist believes that the Great Pyramid of Giza holds the sarcophagus of Jesus Christ and the Ark of the Covenant. He has presented his findings to Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and hopes that these discoveries could bring peace to the Middle East.

Hamas urges international community to end Israel's blockade on Gaza.

US airstrikes on Yemen's Ras Isa oil port killed 30 people and injured 80 others, marking one of the deadliest incidents in the months-long military campaign under President Donald Trump.

The Cross of Christ is a symbol of forgiveness, exemplified by Jesus and echoed in the lives of influential figures like MK Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, and Mariane Pearl.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Beijing to meet with clients and Chinese officials, expressing a desire to continue cooperation with China despite US export restrictions. The visit highlights Nvidia's determination to maintain its $17bn Chinese market, but may raise concerns in the US government.

Saudi Arabia's Defence Minister visits Tehran ahead of U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, raising speculation of a secret message from Trump. The U.S. warns of potential military action if diplomacy fails. Saudi Arabia's role as a regional mediator is highlighted as it opposes Trump's Gaza plan.

Negotiations between Iran and the US over Tehran's nuclear program are at a crucial stage, with the IAEA likely playing a key role in verifying compliance. The stakes are high, with ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the threat of airstrikes from the US.

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Israeli strikes on displaced people in Gaza result in 25 deaths, with tents in Khan Yunis being targeted and causing the most casualties.

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Israel's Defence Minister reveals that Gaza's annexation is part of their military strategy, while blocking humanitarian aid to pressure Hamas. The UN reports a rise in malnutrition among Palestinian children and ceasefire talks are ongoing.

Over 3k Palestinian children admitted for acute malnutrition, UN report states

Harvard University is facing a strategic assault from the second Trump administration, with funding frozen, visas under threat, and political pressure mounting.

Harvard University may lose ability to enroll foreign students if it does not comply with policy changes suggested by the Trump administration, according to the US Department of Homeland Security.

Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport has been ranked as the 9th busiest airport in the world, showcasing India's booming aviation sector and Delhi's global air transport hub status.

India will need 50 new or enhanced airports in the next five years as aviation growth remains strong, according to the Union aviation secretary. The country is expected to be the world's fastest growing market for air travel until 2053, and the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions will also see significant growth in air travel.

Shalby Hospitals in India is a leader in orthopaedics, known for its expertise in knee and hip replacements. The hospital has made advancements in surgical techniques, implants, and robotics to improve patient outcomes and recovery.

The Maldives has officially banned Israeli passport holders from entering the country, reflecting the government's condemnation of Israel's actions against Palestinians.

The International Diabetes Federation has recognized Type 5 diabetes, a malnutrition-related diabetes that primarily affects lean and malnourished teenagers and young adults in low- and middle-income countries. It has been largely overlooked in global health discussions and was previously misclassified as type 1 or 2 diabetes.

Elon Musk is on a mission to have more children and encourage others to do the same to address the collapsing global birthrate, which he sees as an existential risk to civilization. The Wall Street Journal investigation reveals the legal, financial, and emotional fallout facing the women who've borne his children.

Israeli raids have left many Palestinians in the West Bank with few places to shelter, as shelters close and aid is limited.

Israeli soldiers and veterans are calling for a hostage deal to end the war with Hamas in Gaza.

U.S. deploys second aircraft carrier to Middle East ahead of Iran nuclear talks, while strikes continue in Yemen.

Iran's supreme leader Khamenei expresses neutral stance on nuclear talks with the US, while Trump expresses frustration over slow progress.

India's structured and strategic approach to intellectual property (IP) is positioning the country as a formidable player in the global IP economy. The government has undertaken initiatives to bolster the IP ecosystem, but there is a need for increased R&D investment and industry-academia collaboration.

Israeli airstrike hits hospital entrance in Gaza, wounding 10 medics and patients.

Trump's envoy indicates a possible change in U.S. stance on Iran's nuclear program, raising questions about the 2015 nuclear deal and upcoming talks in Oman and Muscat.

Israeli Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir admits that Hamas is not defeated in Gaza and the army lacks resources to achieve its objectives.

Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian man and legal permanent resident, was arrested at a Vermont immigration office. Attorneys claim the arrest was retaliation for his pro-Palestinian activism and criticism of Israel's Gaza campaign.

Hamas proposes releasing all Israeli hostages in exchange for a prisoner swap and end of the Gaza war, blaming Israel for ceasefire obstacles.

The Trump administration has frozen grants and contracts awarded to Harvard University after the university refused to comply with proposed policy changes.

Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia University activist, was detained by immigration agents during his citizenship interview in Vermont after participating in anti-Israel protests.

A man was stabbed to death by his co-workers during dinner in Sanand, Gujarat, following a dispute from a Holi festival spat.

Tamil Nadu is in need of more nurses to meet healthcare standards, with many leaving for higher-paying jobs abroad. Rural areas and government hospitals are particularly affected by the shortage.

A senior Russian diplomat accuses Western powers of plotting to partition Ukraine, comparing it to Germany's postwar split and colonial-era practices in the Middle East.

Israeli opposition leader warns U.S. about uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia as part of nuclear deal, citing concerns over nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.

An ex-Google employee accidentally bought Google.com for just Rs 800 and was briefly the rightful owner. Google rewarded him for disclosing the security weakness and he donated the entire reward to a non-profit organization in India.

Economist Jeffrey Sachs blames U.S.-Israel alliance for Middle East devastation and accuses Israel of promoting conflict with Iran.

Qatar plans to invest $2 billion in Indonesia's new sovereign wealth fund, Danantara Indonesia, to support economic growth and fund energy projects in the country.

Houthi rebels in Yemen have launched a missile attack on Israel, targeting key military and civilian sites. Israeli defence forces are currently evaluating the situation.

Suspected US airstrikes in Yemen kill at least six people and wound 30, according to Houthi rebels. The US military has not acknowledged the strikes or provided information on the targets hit. The Houthis also claim to have shot down an American MQ-9 Reaper drone.

India demonstrates the capability to use a 30-kilowatt laser-based system to destroy aerial targets, joining a select group of countries in the quest for effective directed energy weapons.

The Met Gala featured memorable dresses worn by celebrities.

Bangladesh has re-added the 'except Israel' inscription on passports, barring citizens from traveling to Israel, in response to Israeli attacks on Gaza. This decision follows a recent protest in Dhaka against Israeli actions.