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President Donald Trump announced his intention to make the US a leader in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency by ending the previous administration's regulatory constraints. He proposed new legislation for stablecoins and market structure, and highlighted initiatives like the Bitcoin Reserve. Trump emphasized the potential for economic growth, privacy, security, and maintaining US financial dominance.

The former Finance Minister terms 2025-26 budget as “disastrous and disappointing”

The Thinkal project, which distributes menstrual cups across south India and elsewhere, is beginning to gain ground; while hurdles with acceptance and misapprehensions remain, beneficiaries and doctors say there has been a positive change in menstrual hygiene

Family dispute over financial situation of the deceased and the health of his child led to the killing

Supreme Court collegium headed by Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna has reportedly decided to transfer Justice Varma from the Delhi High Court to his parent Allahabad High Court

Hundreds of thousands of passengers faced disruptions as London's Heathrow Airport shut down due to a fire at a nearby electrical substation. The power outage led to cancellations or diversions of at least 1,350 flights, impacting global travel with ripple effects lasting several days.

Cabinet decisions for the Morans and two other communities demanding Schedule Tribe status are seen as crucial a year ahead of polls in the State

Young Pakistani batter Hasan Nawaz made history by scoring the fastest century for Pakistan in T20 Internationals. He achieved this feat in just 44 balls during the third T20I against New Zealand, leading his team to a commanding 9-wicket victory in Auckland. The fourth T20I between the two sides is set to take place at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, on Sunday (March 23), while the fifth and final T20I will be held at Sky Stadium, Wellington, on Wednesday (March 26).

AAP accuses BJP of pressuring officers for commission, escalating tensions between parties in Delhi post-election.

Air India has six daily flights to London; one of its Mumbai-London flights will be returning and a flight from New Delhi is being diverted to Frankfurt

A Canada-based Indian-origin couple's wedding in India faced an unexpected mishap when a colour bomb malfunctioned, injuring the bride. Despite following all safety measures, the device misfired during a photoshoot, burning the bride's back and singeing her hair.

EDL will sub-lease, and subsequently divest, some 25 acres of land in Whitefield.

Star batter Babar Azam faced a challenging practice session ahead of Pakistan's ODI series against New Zealand, being dismissed LBW by a net bowler. Pakistan, led by Salman Agha in T20Is, aim to rebound from a disappointing ICC Champions Trophy campaign as they prepare for the ODIs starting March 29.

Ashoka University launched the Ashoka School of Advanced Computing (ASAC), which is aimed at redefining computer science education and research

The KCET exam will be held on April 16 and 17 while the Kannada exam for students from Gadinadu & Horanadu Kannadigaru will be conducted on April 15

Union minister for women and child development, Annapurna Devi, criticized the Allahabad High Court's decision to downgrade charges in a sexual assault case involving an 11-year-old girl. The court ruled the actions did not constitute attempted rape. Devi urged the Supreme Court to address the verdict, warning it could send a harmful message to society.

ICE detained four German nationals, including Green Card holder Fabian Schmidt, in the US, raising alarm over aggressive immigration checks. Detainees faced unpredictable interrogations, held without clear charges, despite having valid travel documents. Berlin advised caution for German travelers to the US, as visa or entry waivers don't guarantee access, reflecting rising immigration crackdown.

“Perusal of the report of the magisterial inquiry shows that the judicial magistrate has concluded that Suryawanshi was assaulted at Nava Mondha, Police Station in Parbhani,” the Commission noted