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Nepal polls: RSP wins 124 seats, heads toward two-thirds majority

Nepal is set to witness its first Madhesi prime minister, Balendra Shah, who will also be the youngest elected executive head in the history of Nepal

My accountability is to those 30 people in dressing room: Gautam Gambhir

India became the first team to win three T20 World Cups (2007, 2024, 2026), the first to defend their title and also the first to do so at home.

Smile looks good on you: Dhoni to Gambhir after India's historic T20 WC win

Dhoni returned on social media after nearly two years and he took the opportunity to tell head coach Gautam Gambhir how good a smile looks on his intense face.

'Best white-ball team,' Cricket fraternity hails India's T20 World Cup win

Continuing their ruthless show with the bat, India handed New Zealand a crushing 96-run defeat at the Narendra Modi Stadium to become the only team to win the T20 World Cup three times.

No Indian fatality in Saudi Arabia projectile incident: Embassy in Riyadh

The embassy stated that an Indian national injured in the incident on Sunday is undergoing treatment at a government hospital

HQs of oppressive 'Prevention Police' of Iran falls on Women's day: Israel

Claim comes on International Women's Day; force was widely criticised after the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022

Govt sets up 17-member committee for larger reforms in SEZ policy

It will submit a concept paper recommending a roadmap for broad-based and comprehensive reforms to formulate a SEZ 2.0 policy

Indian airlines cancel 279 international flights amid West Asia crisis

The civil aviation ministry on Sunday said that due to the ongoing situation in the Gulf, flight operations have been impacted across several sectors

Tackling West Asia conflict's impact on investments, household budget

Avoid panic selling, keep SIPs going: Past wars caused transitory selloffs

China spurns G2 global co-governance, says world needs collective efforts

China will not tread the old path of "seeking hegemony when one becomes strong", Wang said during his annual press conference.

Russia says international law effectively dead, calls for UNSC P-5 summit

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the US should clarify its broader plans and explain how they relate to existing international norms

Nitish Kumar's son Nishant joins JD(U) amid buzz over deputy CM role

Nishant claimed his father, as the longest-serving chief minister of Bihar, did a lot for the state in the last twenty years

Gold poised for volatile week as West Asia tensions roil markets: Analysts

Globally, silver futures on the Comex slumped $8.98, or nearly 10 per cent, while gold prices fell $89.2, or 1.7 per cent, during the past week

AC prices to rise 5-15% as costly copper, weak rupee, RE norms push costs

As the mercury starts rising, leading room airconditioner makers are increasing prices in the range of 5-15 per cent to offset sustained increases in raw material costs and supply chain expenses.

Lakshya Sen falls short to Chun-Yi in 2026 All England Championship final

The 24-year-old Indian fought hard but could not overcome the challenge of the left-handed Taiwanese shuttler, losing the intense title clash 15-21 20-22

WTO ministerial in Cameroon may discuss agriculture, ecommerce moratorium

The 14th WTO Ministerial Conference (MC14) will take place from March 26 to 29, 2026, in Yaounde, Cameroon

Women shaped my journey, says Gautam Adani on International Women's Day

Adani said the story of Kaushalya from Ramayana, narrated by his mother, has stayed with him

Budget session to resume from Monday, no-trust resolution against Birla

The no-confidence resolution against Birla was given by several opposition leaders who alleged that he had acted in a "blatantly partisan" manner in the House

Nayara suit against SAP over software service halt in Delhi HC next week

The Delhi High Court will next week hear Nayara Energy's lawsuit against German software company SAP's India unit suspending software services critical to its operations.

India taps alternative crude oil supplies as West Asia conflict drags on

India imports about 88 per cent of its crude oil requirement, with roughly half of those supplies in February passing through the Strait of Hormuz