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US troop movements raise fears of a risky ground attack on Iran

Iran has publicly rejected Trump's diplomatic outreach and threatened massive retaliation if the US does put boots on the ground in a bid to break Tehran's will

Russian oil bound for China diverted to India amid demand surge

The Aqua Titan is set to arrive in New Mangalore on March 21 with its Urals cargo that it loaded from a Baltic Sea port in late January, according to ship-tracking data

Cummins to Rana: Full list of injured players and their replacements

As the tournament approaches, all franchises will be eager to resolve these fitness challenges and ensure their squads are fully prepared for the season ahead.

Australia vs Ireland HIGHLIGHTS T20 World Cup 2026: All-round Ausise thrash Ireland in Colombo

ICC T20 World Cup HIGHLIGHTS: The Afghanistan vs South Africa produced a gem of the game, where both teams fight it till the end of two super overs. But Proteas prevail in the second super over.

Colour and diamonds redefine everyday jewellery in Varnika collection

With vibrant colours and modern silhouettes, these jewellery pieces move effortlessly from day to night

Can tax officials access emails and social media under new tax rules 2025?

Section 247 under the new Act allows authorised officers to access computer systems or virtual spaces, but strictly during search and survey operations where there is credible evidence

India shifts from growth story to trusted global partner, says PM Modi

At GEC 2026, PM Modi says India is emerging as a stabilising global partner amid uncertainty, as Jaishankar warns of weaponised trade and Fadnavis positions Mumbai as a financial anchor

'Coming back to this orchestra feels like a natural step,' Martyn Brabbins on SOI's Spring 2026.

We sit down with SOI co-founder Khushroo Suntook and Chief Conductor Martyn Brabbins to explore 20 years of the orchestra's journey, its landmark Spring 2026 repertoire, and the future of orchestral

Budget 2026-27: Govt likely to amend law to speed up debt recovery

The Centre may amend the RDB Act in the FY27 Budget to earmark DRTs for high-value cases, speed up recoveries and reduce pendency clogged by low-ticket litigation

Fashion staples that never go out of style

Be it the denim jeans or your favourite LBD, it would be nice and helpful to have these things in your wardrobe any day

Time, space, experience: Travel diaries now seek the truly exotic.

An excursion to the White Continent or a secret ski party, travel diaries now seek the exotic

Donald Trump issues fresh threat to Iran, says 'watch what happens today'

In a post on Truth Social, Trump warned Iran of consequences, saying Washington had unmatched firepower and unlimited ammunition to destroy the 'terrorist regime' in Tehran

Over 2,000 filings a year: The compliance cost of India's GCC boom

TeamLease RegTech, in a study noted that GCCs operate within one of the most extensive compliance frameworks governing any enterprise ecosystem

Preferences vary; consumer needs remain the same, says Albinder Dhindsa

The biggest grocery businesses in the world have managed to deliver savings to their customers, says Albinder Dhindsa, Co-founder & CEO, Grofers

Bridges, not barriers: Rethinking India-Myanmar border management

In 2018, India and Myanmar signed an agreement on land border crossing with the aim to facilitate regulation and harmonisation of already existing free movement rights.

ACMA sends SOS to MHI over LPG crunch, export-import shipment delays

Auto component makers warn Red Sea shipping disruptions and LPG/PNG supply concerns are raising costs, delaying exports and threatening production across the supply chain

'Doing very well': Trump rates war efforts against Iran 15 out of 10

Trump pointed to the impact of past actions, pointing to the killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani and what he described as "complete obliteration of their nuclear potential" by US bombers

Adani Total Gas hikes industrial prices amid conflict in West Asia

As a result of the attacks on Iran and Tehran's retaliatory strikes, transit through the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Oman, ‌which carries around one-fifth of oil consumed globally

US submarine launches its first torpedo in combat since World War II

Since 1991, Navy subs have launched scores of cruise missiles in combat, but the torpedo attack off Sri Lanka is a return to form after 80 years

Hindalco shares rally 7% as aluminium prices surge on supply concerns

Hindalco share price: Hindalco shares climbed nearly 7 per cent as aluminium prices increased due to supply disruptions in the Middle East