Tehran delays the state funeral for late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, originally scheduled for March 4, citing logistical challenges due to anticipated massive crowds, as the Middle East crisis intensifies after his death in US-Israeli strikes.
The UN nuclear watchdog said satellite imagery shows damage to entrance structures at Iran’s Natanz enrichment facility following recent strikes, but confirmed there is no indication of radiological leakage or impact on core nuclear infrastructure.
With nearly a fifth of the world’s oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz, any disruption could sharply raise crude prices, inflate India’s import bill, widen the current account deficit, and trigger fuel-driven inflation across sectors.
Four days into the joint US and Israeli military campaign against Iran, the conflict has widened across the Middle East, with intensified bombardment, retaliatory strikes, diplomatic tensions, and conflicting signals about how long the war might last.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledges rushed military contract and updates terms amid sharp user backlash and rising uninstall rates for ChatGPT.
With Khamenei dead, over 1,250 targets hit and the Strait of Hormuz under threat, the fourth day of war pushes the Middle East closer to a wider regional rupture.
PM Netanyahu calls on Iranians to rise up as joint US-Israeli assault deepens, but doubts grow over whether Tel Aviv seeks stability — or collapse.
UPSC adds 3 new centers for Civil Services Prelims 2026
NCVET forms research advisory panel to strengthen India’s skilling ecosystem
NTA begins refund process for NEET UG 2026 applicants
2 Indian climbers die descending Everest after summit
Uttar Pradesh Governor pushes for uniform dress code in colleges and universities
2 Indian climbers die descending Everest after summit
Punjab man held for spying after installing highway CCTVs, sharing Army movement with Pakistan
2021 post-poll violence tweet returns to haunt Bengal actors
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