Indian Women Clinch Kabaddi Gold, Men Settle for Silver at Asian Beach Games 2026
Asian Beach Games 2026: Indian Women Win Kabaddi Gold, Men Take Silver The Indian women’s kabaddi team clinched the gold medal at the Asian Beach Games 2026 in Sanya, China, on April 27, 2026, successfully defending their title. Led by Ritu, the six-member team delivered a strong performance to defeat Sri Lanka 47-31 in the final. India held a narrow 20-18 lead at half-time but dominated the second half to secure their sixth consecutive title in the competition
Indian Women Clinch Kabaddi Gold, Men Settle for Silver at Asian Beach Games 2026
Asian Beach Games 2026: Indian Women Win Kabaddi Gold, Men Take Silver The Indian women’s kabaddi team clinched the gold medal at the Asian Beach Games 2026 in Sanya, China, on April 27, 2026, successfully defending their title. Led by Ritu, the six-member team delivered a strong performance to defeat Sri Lanka 47-31 in the final. India held a narrow 20-18 lead at half-time but dominated the second half to secure their sixth consecutive title in the competition
Balen Shah Faces Protests as Nepal Unrest Disrupts India Border Supplies
Protests have erupted in Nepal against Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba following the strict enforcement of customs duties on goods entering from
Balen Shah Faces Protests as Nepal Unrest Disrupts India Border Supplies
Protests have erupted in Nepal against Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba following the strict enforcement of customs duties on goods entering from
Middle East War Live: Lebanon Accuses Israel of Violating Ceasefire Agreement
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon came into effect on Friday, aiming to pause weeks of intense fighting involving Israel and the Hezbollah militant group. The truce is also seen as a step toward easing wider regional tensions involving Iran and the United States. However, soon after the ceasefire began, Lebanon’s army accused Israel of carrying out “acts of aggression,” calling them violations of the agreement. Lebanese reports claimed that Israeli shelling hit sou
Middle East War Live: Lebanon Accuses Israel of Violating Ceasefire Agreement
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon came into effect on Friday, aiming to pause weeks of intense fighting involving Israel and the Hezbollah militant group. The truce is also seen as a step toward easing wider regional tensions involving Iran and the United States. However, soon after the ceasefire began, Lebanon’s army accused Israel of carrying out “acts of aggression,” calling them violations of the agreement. Lebanese reports claimed that Israeli shelling hit sou
Asia's Largest Desert: Find Out Which One It Is
The Gobi Desert, stretching across China and Mongolia, is the largest in Asia, covering nearly
Asia's Largest Desert: Find Out Which One It Is
The Gobi Desert, stretching across China and Mongolia, is the largest in Asia, covering nearly
Asian Boxing Championships 2026: Suresh, Siwach Advance to Quarterfinals
India’s Vishvanath Suresh and Sachin Siwach delivered impressive performances on Day 3 of the Asian Boxing Championships 2026, advancing to the quarterfinals in their respective categories. In the men’s 50kg division, Vishvanath Suresh dominated his bout, registering a convincing 5-0 unanimous decision victory over Kazakhstan’s Bekzat Ergeshov. Displaying excellent technique and ring control, Suresh stayed in command throughout. He will next face Kazakhstan’s Sanzhar Tashken
Asian Boxing Championships 2026: Suresh, Siwach Advance to Quarterfinals
India’s Vishvanath Suresh and Sachin Siwach delivered impressive performances on Day 3 of the Asian Boxing Championships 2026, advancing to the quarterfinals in their respective categories. In the men’s 50kg division, Vishvanath Suresh dominated his bout, registering a convincing 5-0 unanimous decision victory over Kazakhstan’s Bekzat Ergeshov. Displaying excellent technique and ring control, Suresh stayed in command throughout. He will next face Kazakhstan’s Sanzhar Tashken
India has adequate fuel stocks amid Strait of Hormuz tensions, says govt
Amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia and growing concerns over possible disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the government has reassured citizens that India’s oil reserves and fuel supply remain stable. Officials said there is no need for panic buying or hoarding of petrol, diesel or LPG cylinders, as adequate stocks are available to meet domestic demand. According to government sources, India currently maintains around 25 days of crude oil and petroleu
India has adequate fuel stocks amid Strait of Hormuz tensions, says govt
Amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia and growing concerns over possible disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the government has reassured citizens that India’s oil reserves and fuel supply remain stable. Officials said there is no need for panic buying or hoarding of petrol, diesel or LPG cylinders, as adequate stocks are available to meet domestic demand. According to government sources, India currently maintains around 25 days of crude oil and petroleu
Indian embassy shifts students from Tehran as Centre readies evacuation
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has relocated most Indian students from the Iranian capital to safer locations following escalating security concerns linked to the ongoing Iran crisis. In an advisory issued on March 3, the mission said the decision was taken due to a heightened risk perception in Tehran. The embassy arranged transport, food and accommodation for the students moved out of the city. A small number of students continue to remain in Tehran after declining the relocation offer. For Indian nationals still in Iran, the embassy has reiterated its advisory to stay indoors as far as possible, avoid windows and keep away from areas where protests or demonstrations may take place. Citizens have been urged to exercise caution, remain calm and maintain regular contact with the Indian Embassy in Tehran while closely monitoring official updates. With an estimated 9,000 Indians, including many students, currently in Iran, concerns among families back home have grown. The Centre said it is closely monitoring developments across West Asia and coordinating with Indian missions in the Gulf to ensure the safety of stranded Indians. The Cabinet Committee on Security, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reviewed the evolving situation and directed all concerned departments to be prepared with an evacuation plan if required. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the government stands ready to facilitate the safe return of Indians from the region. Gulf flights have been severely impacted by airspace closure and regional tensions. The civil aviation ministry said IndiGo plans to operate 10 special relief flights from Jeddah to Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi and Ahmedabad, subject to approvals. Air India has extended the suspension of several Middle East services, while Air India Express will resume limited operations to and from Muscat. Etihad and other international carriers are operating restricted services as conditions permit. Several state governments, including Karnataka, Maharashtra, Punjab, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, have activated helplines to assist residents affected by flight disruptions. Families in Uttar Pradesh and other states have reported intermittent contact with relatives in Iran, underscoring anxiety within the NRI community. Authorities have stressed that flight schedules remain fragile and subject to sudden change, even as India continues to scale up contingency measures to safeguard its citizens abroad.
Indian embassy shifts students from Tehran as Centre readies evacuation
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has relocated most Indian students from the Iranian capital to safer locations following escalating security concerns linked to the ongoing Iran crisis. In an advisory issued on March 3, the mission said the decision was taken due to a heightened risk perception in Tehran. The embassy arranged transport, food and accommodation for the students moved out of the city. A small number of students continue to remain in Tehran after declining the relocation offer. For Indian nationals still in Iran, the embassy has reiterated its advisory to stay indoors as far as possible, avoid windows and keep away from areas where protests or demonstrations may take place. Citizens have been urged to exercise caution, remain calm and maintain regular contact with the Indian Embassy in Tehran while closely monitoring official updates. With an estimated 9,000 Indians, including many students, currently in Iran, concerns among families back home have grown. The Centre said it is closely monitoring developments across West Asia and coordinating with Indian missions in the Gulf to ensure the safety of stranded Indians. The Cabinet Committee on Security, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reviewed the evolving situation and directed all concerned departments to be prepared with an evacuation plan if required. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the government stands ready to facilitate the safe return of Indians from the region. Gulf flights have been severely impacted by airspace closure and regional tensions. The civil aviation ministry said IndiGo plans to operate 10 special relief flights from Jeddah to Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi and Ahmedabad, subject to approvals. Air India has extended the suspension of several Middle East services, while Air India Express will resume limited operations to and from Muscat. Etihad and other international carriers are operating restricted services as conditions permit. Several state governments, including Karnataka, Maharashtra, Punjab, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, have activated helplines to assist residents affected by flight disruptions. Families in Uttar Pradesh and other states have reported intermittent contact with relatives in Iran, underscoring anxiety within the NRI community. Authorities have stressed that flight schedules remain fragile and subject to sudden change, even as India continues to scale up contingency measures to safeguard its citizens abroad.
Trump, Netanyahu discuss Iran nuclear deal and West Asia security
US President Donald Trump held high-level talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, with discussions focusing heavily on Iran’s nuclear programme, regional security concerns and ongoing diplomatic efforts in West Asia. The meeting comes at a time of renewed tensions involving Tehran and carries broader implications for global geopolitics, including countries such as India that maintain strategic and economic interests across the region. After the meeting,
Trump, Netanyahu discuss Iran nuclear deal and West Asia security
US President Donald Trump held high-level talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, with discussions focusing heavily on Iran’s nuclear programme, regional security concerns and ongoing diplomatic efforts in West Asia. The meeting comes at a time of renewed tensions involving Tehran and carries broader implications for global geopolitics, including countries such as India that maintain strategic and economic interests across the region. After the meeting,
Trump claims tariff pressure helped halt India–Pakistan conflict
US President Donald Trump has once again asserted that the threat of trade tariffs played a significant role in halting several international conflicts, including the recent military tensions between India and Pakistan. Speaking in a televised interview on Tuesday, Trump claimed that economic pressure through tariffs helped bring rival nations to the negotiating table and prevented further bloodshed. Referring specifically to the four-day confrontation between the two nuclear-armed
Trump claims tariff pressure helped halt India–Pakistan conflict
US President Donald Trump has once again asserted that the threat of trade tariffs played a significant role in halting several international conflicts, including the recent military tensions between India and Pakistan. Speaking in a televised interview on Tuesday, Trump claimed that economic pressure through tariffs helped bring rival nations to the negotiating table and prevented further bloodshed. Referring specifically to the four-day confrontation between the two nuclear-armed









