Video shows massive explosion at Kabul hospital after deadly Pakistani airstrike
A video has surfaced showing a massive explosion after a Pakistani airstrike targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Afghanistan's Kabul. Around 400 people died and 250 got injured in the airstrike which is reportedly the deadliest attack on Afghanistan. Another video showed security forces carrying out victims' bodies and firefighters struggling to put out flames.
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A video has surfaced showing a massive explosion after a Pakistani airstrike targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Afghanistan's Kabul. Around 400 people died and 250 got injured in the airstrike which is reportedly the deadliest attack on Afghanistan. Another video showed security forces carrying out victims' bodies and firefighters struggling to put out flames.
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Bihar man who falsely claimed UPSC AIR-440 arrested by same cop who interviewed him
Ranjeet Yadav from Bihar, who falsely claimed to have secured AlR-440 in the UPSC civil services exam, has been arrested by police. Notably, he was arrested by the same police officer who had initially interviewed him after he made the false claim. Yadav gave multiple interviews, motivational talks, and even got felicitated by an ex-MLA after making the false claim.
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10:03 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Ranjeet Yadav from Bihar, who falsely claimed to have secured AlR-440 in the UPSC civil services exam, has been arrested by police. Notably, he was arrested by the same police officer who had initially interviewed him after he made the false claim. Yadav gave multiple interviews, motivational talks, and even got felicitated by an ex-MLA after making the false claim.
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No, no, no, nobody thought they were going to hit: Trump on Iran attacking Gulf nations
US President Donald Trump was asked if he was surprised no one warned him about a possible attack by Iran on Gulf countries. "Nobody, nobody, no, no, no. The greatest experts, nobody thought they were going to hit," he replied. However, Trump was warned earlier on basis of pre-war intelligence assessments that a response from Iran was possible, Reuters reported.
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10:22 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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US President Donald Trump was asked if he was surprised no one warned him about a possible attack by Iran on Gulf countries. "Nobody, nobody, no, no, no. The greatest experts, nobody thought they were going to hit," he replied. However, Trump was warned earlier on basis of pre-war intelligence assessments that a response from Iran was possible, Reuters reported.
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Qatar, Kuwait risk worst economic slump since 1990s amid Iran war: Report
Qatar and Kuwait's GDPs could contract by around 14% each this year if the Iran war continues until April and disrupts the Strait of Hormuz for two months, Bloomberg reported. This would mark their worst economic slump since the 1990s Gulf War. Saudi Arabia's GDP may also decline by about 3%, while the UAE's economy could shrink by around 5%.
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10:40 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Qatar and Kuwait's GDPs could contract by around 14% each this year if the Iran war continues until April and disrupts the Strait of Hormuz for two months, Bloomberg reported. This would mark their worst economic slump since the 1990s Gulf War. Saudi Arabia's GDP may also decline by about 3%, while the UAE's economy could shrink by around 5%.
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10:40 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Upset over BJP's candidate list for WB, workers vandalise office
BJP workers vandalised the party office in West Bengal's Alipurduar, demanding withdrawal of Paritosh Das as candidate for Alipurduar. "Last year, BJP nominated a candidate who later joined TMC, and this is why the workers are upset," BJP's state secretary Dipak Barman said. "This is the party's internal matter, and Alipurduar will remain in favour of BJP," he added.
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10:32 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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BJP workers vandalised the party office in West Bengal's Alipurduar, demanding withdrawal of Paritosh Das as candidate for Alipurduar. "Last year, BJP nominated a candidate who later joined TMC, and this is why the workers are upset," BJP's state secretary Dipak Barman said. "This is the party's internal matter, and Alipurduar will remain in favour of BJP," he added.
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AI-powered robotic Olaf interacts with Nvidia CEO Huang on stage at GTC
A robotic Olaf, a character from the movie 'Frozen', joined Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on stage during the company's GTC. The chipmaker giant worked with Disney Research and Google DeepMind to bring the character to the real world through Newton Physics Engine. "I'm a snowman, not a snowclopedia," Olaf told Huang, when the latter said he's "smart".
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10:57 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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A robotic Olaf, a character from the movie 'Frozen', joined Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on stage during the company's GTC. The chipmaker giant worked with Disney Research and Google DeepMind to bring the character to the real world through Newton Physics Engine. "I'm a snowman, not a snowclopedia," Olaf told Huang, when the latter said he's "smart".
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10:57 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Road on Lucknow's Green Corridor collapses within 48 hours of inauguration
A road on Lucknow's Green Corridor caved in within 48 hours of inauguration, reportedly resulting in a 5-ft deep crater. The second phase of the project, constructed at a cost of ₹299 crore, was inaugurated by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and UP CM Yogi Adityanath on Friday. Lucknow Development Authority claimed it happened due to soil erosion near sewage line.
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10:50 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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A road on Lucknow's Green Corridor caved in within 48 hours of inauguration, reportedly resulting in a 5-ft deep crater. The second phase of the project, constructed at a cost of ₹299 crore, was inaugurated by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and UP CM Yogi Adityanath on Friday. Lucknow Development Authority claimed it happened due to soil erosion near sewage line.
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No specific request from US to send vessels to Hormuz: Japan amid rejection claims
Japan has denied reports that PM Sanae Takaichi "rejected" US President Donald Trump's request to send warships to Strait of Hormuz, adding that she didn't reject but refrained from commenting. "There has been no specific request from the US...for the dispatch of vessels," Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said. "The English-language messaging...doesn't reflect...Japan's position," he added.
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10:46 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Japan has denied reports that PM Sanae Takaichi "rejected" US President Donald Trump's request to send warships to Strait of Hormuz, adding that she didn't reject but refrained from commenting. "There has been no specific request from the US...for the dispatch of vessels," Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said. "The English-language messaging...doesn't reflect...Japan's position," he added.
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Iran can blow up Middle-East if it has a nuclear weapon: Trump
Amid the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war, US President Donald Trump said he wants "less wars than almost anybody". He warned, "If you believe that Iran should have a nuclear weapon, there's something wrong with you...They will use it and blow up the entire Middle East." Trump also claimed, "They're violent vicious people...they killed 32,000 protesters over the last three weeks."
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10:46 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Amid the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war, US President Donald Trump said he wants "less wars than almost anybody". He warned, "If you believe that Iran should have a nuclear weapon, there's something wrong with you...They will use it and blow up the entire Middle East." Trump also claimed, "They're violent vicious people...they killed 32,000 protesters over the last three weeks."
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Ex-Afghan soldier who worked with US forces dies in ICE custody
A 41-year-old former Afghan soldier who worked with US forces in Afghanistan since 2005 died in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody less than 24 hours after being detained in Texas. Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal was evacuated from Afghanistan in 2021 when US withdrew its forces. ICE called Paktiawal, who sought asylum in US, a "criminal illegal alien" after his death.
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11:13 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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A 41-year-old former Afghan soldier who worked with US forces in Afghanistan since 2005 died in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody less than 24 hours after being detained in Texas. Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal was evacuated from Afghanistan in 2021 when US withdrew its forces. ICE called Paktiawal, who sought asylum in US, a "criminal illegal alien" after his death.
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Pak fabricates tales on Islamophobia but bombs Afghanistan during Ramadan: India at UN
India's Representative to UN, Parvathaneni Harish, said while referring to Pakistan that it fabricates imaginative tales of Islamophobia, but what about its bombings on Afghanistan during Ramadan. Notably, 400 people were killed after Pakistan bombed a Kabul hospital. "What would brutal repression of Ahmadiyyas in Pakistan be termed...or large-scale refoulement of helpless Afghans," Harish asked.
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11:07 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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India's Representative to UN, Parvathaneni Harish, said while referring to Pakistan that it fabricates imaginative tales of Islamophobia, but what about its bombings on Afghanistan during Ramadan. Notably, 400 people were killed after Pakistan bombed a Kabul hospital. "What would brutal repression of Ahmadiyyas in Pakistan be termed...or large-scale refoulement of helpless Afghans," Harish asked.
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Does super CM Kejriwal need 100+ cars to visit Gurdwara: Maliwal
MP Swati Maliwal shared a video showing a convoy of security vehicles and criticised AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal. "Super CM Kejriwal ji, do you also need security of 100+ vehicles and 1000+ police even at the sacred Darbar Sahib Gurdwara?" she said. "By troubling ordinary devotees...on such extravagance, how will you earn good fortune?" she added.
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11:03 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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MP Swati Maliwal shared a video showing a convoy of security vehicles and criticised AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal. "Super CM Kejriwal ji, do you also need security of 100+ vehicles and 1000+ police even at the sacred Darbar Sahib Gurdwara?" she said. "By troubling ordinary devotees...on such extravagance, how will you earn good fortune?" she added.
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Boney Kapoor, daughters move HC over Sridevi's Chennai property
Boney Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor, and Khushi Kapoor moved Madras High Court over late Sridevi's Chennai property. As per The Hindu, Chandrabhanu and her children claimed a share in Sridevi's land, stating that it belonged to her husband, MC Chandrasekaran. However, Boney argued that she married Chandrasekaran, the original property owner, during his first marriage, rendering the second marriage void.
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11:26 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Boney Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor, and Khushi Kapoor moved Madras High Court over late Sridevi's Chennai property. As per The Hindu, Chandrabhanu and her children claimed a share in Sridevi's land, stating that it belonged to her husband, MC Chandrasekaran. However, Boney argued that she married Chandrasekaran, the original property owner, during his first marriage, rendering the second marriage void.
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11:26 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Tourists abandon cars near Atal Tunnel as 1,000 vehicles stranded due to snowfall
Videos circulating online showed tourists abandoning their vehicles near the Atal Tunnel outside Manali after heavy snowfall and ice formation on roads triggered traffic jams on the second consecutive day. Many tourists are leaving their vehicles behind and choosing to walk from the Atal Tunnel down towards Solang Nallah, NDTV reported. Over 1,000 vehicles have been stranded in the region.
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11:22 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Videos circulating online showed tourists abandoning their vehicles near the Atal Tunnel outside Manali after heavy snowfall and ice formation on roads triggered traffic jams on the second consecutive day. Many tourists are leaving their vehicles behind and choosing to walk from the Atal Tunnel down towards Solang Nallah, NDTV reported. Over 1,000 vehicles have been stranded in the region.
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Felt next bombs would hit us: Indian who returned from war-hit Iran
A medical student from Kashmir, Labeeb Qadri, who returned to India from the war-hit Iran, said, "We...constantly lived in the fear that the next bomb could be dropped on our hostel." Stating there was constant bombing in Iran, Labeeb added that when they reached Dubai, multiple drone attacks happened at the airport. Labeeb and other students arrived on Monday night.
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11:18 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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A medical student from Kashmir, Labeeb Qadri, who returned to India from the war-hit Iran, said, "We...constantly lived in the fear that the next bomb could be dropped on our hostel." Stating there was constant bombing in Iran, Labeeb added that when they reached Dubai, multiple drone attacks happened at the airport. Labeeb and other students arrived on Monday night.
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India gets significant energy supply from Strait of Hormuz, nations to help reopen route: US
US energy secretary Chris Wright said President Donald Trump was "reaching out" to other nations for help on Strait of Hormuz issue. Asked if he could name countries that'd help, Wright said, "World depends on...Hormuz...Asian nations- Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, India- a meaningful part of their energy supply comes from...Strait of Hormuz...We'll have support of other nations to [open it]."
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11:43 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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US energy secretary Chris Wright said President Donald Trump was "reaching out" to other nations for help on Strait of Hormuz issue. Asked if he could name countries that'd help, Wright said, "World depends on...Hormuz...Asian nations- Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, India- a meaningful part of their energy supply comes from...Strait of Hormuz...We'll have support of other nations to [open it]."
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Maybe India could get involved: Finland PM Stubb as he endorses ceasefire in Middle East
Finnish President Alexander Stubb said a ceasefire is needed as the Middle East war has been raging. "I'm wondering if India can actually get involved. We saw Foreign Minister S Jaishankar call for a ceasefire to calm things down, and New Delhi has the trust of both sides," he said. India has repeatedly called for diplomacy to solve the conflict.
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11:41 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb said a ceasefire is needed as the Middle East war has been raging. "I'm wondering if India can actually get involved. We saw Foreign Minister S Jaishankar call for a ceasefire to calm things down, and New Delhi has the trust of both sides," he said. India has repeatedly called for diplomacy to solve the conflict.
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I told CSK to sign Varun Chakaravarthy in 2018, but they didn't: Harbhajan Singh
Former India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has revealed that he told CSK to sign Varun Chakaravarthy in 2018, however, they didn't sign him. "I first saw him at CSK nets in 2018 when he was a practice bowler...Even then, he was often unplayable in the nets," Harbhajan said. Chakaravarthy plays for KKR in IPL.
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11:41 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Former India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has revealed that he told CSK to sign Varun Chakaravarthy in 2018, however, they didn't sign him. "I first saw him at CSK nets in 2018 when he was a practice bowler...Even then, he was often unplayable in the nets," Harbhajan said. Chakaravarthy plays for KKR in IPL.
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'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' locks 3 hour 55 minute runtime
Ranveer Singh-starrer 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' has locked a 235-minute or 3-hour and 55-minute runtime, confirms data from the Irish censor board's website. With this, the sequel has become the fourth-longest film in Indian film history, according to Sacnilk, and has already sold tickets worth ₹130 crore in advance bookings. Further, the film also secured an A-rated certificate from the CBFC.
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11:38 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Ranveer Singh-starrer 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' has locked a 235-minute or 3-hour and 55-minute runtime, confirms data from the Irish censor board's website. With this, the sequel has become the fourth-longest film in Indian film history, according to Sacnilk, and has already sold tickets worth ₹130 crore in advance bookings. Further, the film also secured an A-rated certificate from the CBFC.
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Warner Bros CEO Zaslav to earn ₹6,100 crore from Paramount deal: Report
Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav is set to earn over $667 million (around ₹6,100 crore) from the company's sale to Paramount Skydance in a $110-billion deal, Bloomberg reported, citing filings. He could also receive a $335.4 million tax reimbursement if the deal closes quickly. Zaslav already made $113 million from selling Warner Bros shares earlier this month.
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11:32 am Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
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Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav is set to earn over $667 million (around ₹6,100 crore) from the company's sale to Paramount Skydance in a $110-billion deal, Bloomberg reported, citing filings. He could also receive a $335.4 million tax reimbursement if the deal closes quickly. Zaslav already made $113 million from selling Warner Bros shares earlier this month.
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