Times of India

Rescue teams have identified possible human remains in the Srisailam tunnel where eight workers were trapped due to a roof collapse. The search, aided by ground penetrating radar, is hampered by water and silt accumulation. Efforts to clear debris and access critical points are ongoing, with medical teams on standby.

A 53-year-old trader, Sajan Das, and his 23-year-old autistic daughter, Srija, were found hanging from the same rope in their Behala flat. Officials suspect it was a murder-suicide due to Sajan's distress over his daughter's condition and escalating treatment costs. No financial or personal issues have been identified.

At least 37 people were killed and 30 others injured when two passenger buses collided near Uyuni, Bolivia early Saturday. The crash's cause is under investigation, with a surviving bus driver seen consuming alcohol before the accident. Rescuers struggled with the wreckage, and the mountainous terrain exacerbated the disaster’s severity.

CUET-UG for undergraduate admissions is scheduled from May 8 to June 1, with applications open until March 22. The exam in 13 languages aims to standardize admissions across universities per the NEP 2020. Registration saw a slight decline from 2023, reflecting diverse participation with a hybrid exam format conducted last year.

South Africa and Australia have secured their spots in the semifinals from Group B of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. India and New Zealand, with their final group match on Sunday, will determine the semifinal pairings from Group A. Current standings show New Zealand ahead on net run rate. The top two teams from Group B, South Africa and Australia, have advanced to the semifinals.

A Bareilly Pocso court sentenced a man to life in prison for repeatedly raping his minor daughter and murdering his daughter and wife in 2018. His 16-year-old son's testimony was crucial in the conviction. The court described the crime as a severe breach of trust and relationships.

The recent diplomatic clash between Trump and Zelenskyy has sparked intense debates online. Zelenskyy criticized Russia's actions and demanded security assurances, angering Trump and his team. The confrontation escalated with Trump accusing Zelenskyy of disrespect and bad position amidst the conflict. Tensions heightened as Trump emphasized U.S. support while urging for a ceasefire.

President Donald Trump's meeting with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House erupted into a political confrontation, abruptly ending with Trump issuing an ultimatum. Trump demanded gratitude and compromise, while Zelenskyy highlighted Russia's unreliability. The fallout hinted at a shift in US foreign policy, causing unease among American allies.

South Africa secured a spot in the Champions Trophy semifinals with a decisive seven-wicket victory over England, topping Group B. After containing England to a modest 179 runs, the Proteas chased down the target in 29.1 overs, led by Rassie van der Dussen's 72 not out and Heinrich Klaasen's 64. They will now face the Group A runners-up in the semifinals, while India and New Zealand are set to battle for Group A positions in Dubai on Sunday.

A father from UP has sought help from the Delhi High Court for his daughter, Shahzadi Khan, facing a death sentence in the UAE for allegedly murdering an infant. He requests the court to direct the MEA for information on her current legal status and well-being.

BJP state president Virendraa Sachdeva hinted at the possible rollout of the Mahila Samriddhi Yojna on Women's Day, providing Rs 2,500 monthly to eligible women in Delhi. Despite financial challenges left by the previous AAP government, BJP promises to fulfill its commitments. Final updates are expected on March 8.

Ukrainian President Voldymyr Zelenskyy and his delegation faced an abrupt dismissal from the White House after contentious talks with US President Donald Trump and Vice-President JD Vance. The meeting turned into a public spectacle, with heated exchanges and a critical remark about Zelenskyy's attire, ultimately leading to the cancellation of scheduled discussions and lunch.

The Union ministry of law clarified that the decision to use EVMs or ballot papers does not fall within its jurisdiction after some parliamentary members suggested reverting to ballot papers. The government and the Supreme Court have previously supported the use of EVMs over ballot papers.