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President Trump confirmed a staff error added The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg to a confidential Signal chat about a Yemen strike. Despite calls for resignations, Trump defended national security advisor Mike Waltz, asserting no significant information was compromised, and the Houthi targets were successfully struck.

The Odisha assembly witnessed high drama as 12 suspended Congress MLAs refused to vacate the Well of the House, demanding an inquiry into crimes against women during BJP's rule. Speaker Surama Padhy suspended them for indiscipline. Despite their protests, including playing gongs and chanting, attempts to resolve the issue through an all-party meeting failed.

The fate of the Munambam judicial commission is hanging fire

The Supreme Court has ruled that cutting a large number of trees is worse than killing a human being, imposing a fine of Rs 1 lakh per tree for illegal felling. The court set a benchmark for penalties in such cases, refusing to reduce the fine for a man who illegally cut down 454 protected trees.

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to halt military actions in the Black Sea and on energy infrastructure after US-mediated talks in Riyadh. The agreement includes safe navigation and a ban on using commercial vessels for military purposes. However, Russia stipulates that the deal will be effective only if Western restrictions on its agricultural sector are lifted, with the US offering concessions on Russian agriculture trade.

Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has temporarily paused demolitions linked to riot accused following a Bombay High Court stay, continuing investigations into property irregularities. Authorities focus on verifying legal ownership and unauthorized constructions. Despite the stay, NMC continues cross-checking records to avoid legal missteps, with future actions pending the court's final verdict.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister criticises Kunal Kamra’s remark and also accuses Congress of using George Soros’ money to “influence” elections in ANI interview

The policy will come into effect on April 1; under the revised structure, parking will be free for all visitors for the first 30 minutes

A 13-km elevated highway on the stretch is expected to be ready by February 2026

Aircraft can be operated remotely or piloted manually, according to company officials; it can travel up to 40 kilometres at a speed of 100 kmph and reach an altitude of 2,000 feet

The Tamil Nadu government has worked out plans for deep-sea archaeological excavations between Poompuhar, also known as Kaveripoompattinam, and Nagapattinam, nearly 50 kilometres south. The excavations are expected to offer insights into the glorious past of Poompuhar, which has elaborate mentions in the Sangam literature