A Sri Lankan lawmaker has warned that the sinking of the Iranian warship IRIS Dena by a US submarine near Sri Lanka highlights how the Iran-US conflict is expanding into the Indian Ocean and could have implications for India’s security environment.
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.
A 21-year-old Indian-American student was among three people killed in a mass shooting in Austin, Texas, as investigators examine the suspect’s clothing bearing religious text and an Iran-style flag design for possible ideological motives.
Over 1,250 strikes after Khamenei’s death push West Asia to the brink as Hormuz threats shake global markets.
Flights halted, containers stranded, and “depart now” advisory issued as Iran’s retaliation widens across the region.
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.
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Former Trinamool MLA Sabyasachi Dutta arrested in extortion, corruption case
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Delhi-NCR braces for 44°C heat as monsoon nears, rain relief looms ahead
Netanyahu signals pause in Iran strikes but warns conflict could resume
Govt reduces subsidised LPG refills under Ujjwala scheme from 12 to 4 a year
Indian envoy meets nationals injured in Kuwait Airport attack
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh urges PM Modi to defer CBSE's three-language policy for Class IX
University of Strathclyde offers £7,000 annual scholarship for international physics students
Tamil Nadu mandates physical education classes for students from Class 6 to 12
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