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Iran's military collapsing? Hegseth visits war zone, claims decisive phase ahead

Iran's military collapsing? Hegseth visits war zone, claims decisive phase ahead

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the coming days in the Iran conflict will be decisive, claiming Washington now holds more military options while Tehran’s capabilities are shrinking. In his latest Pentagon briefing, Hegseth revealed a previously undisclosed trip to the CENTCOM war zone, where he met troops involved in Operation Epic Fury.

31 March,2026 09:43 PM IST
Russia to ban gasoline exports from April 1; will India be impacted?

Russia to ban gasoline exports from April 1; will India be impacted?

Russia has announced a temporary ban on gasoline exports starting April 1 to prioritise domestic supply and stabilise fuel prices. The move comes amid global oil market volatility and concerns over rising domestic fuel costs. Officials say refinery output remains stable and stockpiles are adequate, but the export halt could tighten global petrol supply. Russia has previously imposed similar restrictions to control price spikes and shortages. India is unlikely to face a direct impact as it primarily imports crude oil rather than finished gasoline.

28 March,2026 04:50 PM IST
Gulf states demand Trump to wipe out Iran's nuke capability before peace deal

Gulf states demand Trump to wipe out Iran's nuke capability before peace deal

Amid the Iran war, Gulf Arab states are pushing Washington to secure a tougher deal with Iran, warning that a ceasefire alone will not be enough to guarantee regional stability. Officials say any agreement must permanently curb Iran’s missile and drone capabilities and prevent the Strait of Hormuz from being used as a geopolitical weapon.

27 March,2026 10:53 PM IST
Balendra Shah Sworn In as Nepal’s 47th Leader | Pre-Oath RAP Sparks Frenzy

Balendra Shah Sworn In as Nepal’s 47th Leader | Pre-Oath RAP Sparks Frenzy

Nepal enters a defining political moment as rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah, widely known as Balen, officially assumes office as the country’s 47th Prime Minister. Riding on a sweeping electoral mandate, Shah’s rise marks a dramatic shift in Nepal’s political landscape, one powered by youth energy, anti-corruption sentiment, and a demand for systemic reform. At just 35, Balen Shah’s journey from music stages to the highest office in the land reflects a generational shift in leadership. His party, the Rastriya Swatantra Party, secured a historic single-party majority, reshaping parliamentary power dynamics after years of coalition instability. In a move that captured national attention, Shah released a powerful rap ahead of his oath-taking ceremony, an unconventional yet impactful message calling for unity, resilience and a renewed national vision. The video quickly went viral, resonating with millions and symbolizing his unique connection with the youth.

27 March,2026 06:30 PM IST

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