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Beyond oil: How US-Iran war & Middle East crisis may hit India’s economy – sector-wise impact explained
Petroleum is the most immediate area of exposure. In 2025, India sourced roughly $70 billion crude oil and petroleum products from West Asia. (AI image) Beyond oil, the Middle East crisis has other implications for the Indian economy, especially if the US-Israel-Iran war continues for a long duration leading to major supply disruptions. In recent…
Stranded in India amid tensions in Middle East, West Indies cricket team finally gets update | Cricket News
West Indies players (AP Photo/Bikas Das) NEW DELHI: The West Indies cricket team has finally received an update regarding their delayed return home after being stuck in India following their exit from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026. Head coach Daren Sammy shared the development on social media, writing, “Got an update. that’s all…
TOISA set to celebrate India’s sporting heroes; Lucknow to host 8th edition | More sports News
The Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) is set to return with its eighth edition, celebrating the inspiring journeys and achievements of India’s finest athletes across multiple disciplines. The much-anticipated TOISA 2025 ceremony will take place on March 21, 2026 in Lucknow, bringing together sporting icons and emerging stars who made the nation proud over…
West Bengal governor CV Ananda Bose resigns ahead of assembly polls | India News
NEW DELHI: West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose on Thursday resigned from his post ahead of assembly polls, PTI reported quoting a Lok Bhavan official.According to the official, Bose submitted his resignation in Delhi. Speaking to PTI, Bose said, “I have spent enough time at Governor’s office.”Bose had been serving as the governor of West…
Sushasan, switches and survival: End of an era in Bihar as Nitish Kumar moves to Rajya Sabha | India News
In a surprising turn of events, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha on Thursday in Patna. The sudden move has pushed Bihar into a major political shift while ending the tenure of the state’s longest chief minister.Nitish Kumar, who has served as Bihar’s longest-tenured chief minister for more than…
Google founder Sergey Brin reportedly linked to Billionaire Bunker
Google founder Sergey Brin has been linked to the purchase of a $51 million waterfront mansion in Miami, according to property records reported by Business Insider. The property is located on Allison Island in Biscayne Bay, an exclusive residential area close to one of the most famous luxury enclaves in the United States. While Brin’s…
‘Almost all targets achieved’: Pak PM Sharif’s aide claims success in Afghanistan conflict
Pakistan has achieved nearly all of its objectives in the recent military operation against Afghanistan, according to Rana Sanaullah, special assistant to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, on Thursday. Islamabad launched Operation Ghazab lil-Haq last week in response to attacks by the Afghan Taliban forces on more than 50 locations along the over 2,600-kilometer border between…
Lab Grown Diamonds: Science behind the lab-grown diamonds: How centuries of failed experiments led to affordable gems |
Lab-grown diamonds feel like a modern miracle! Stones that look just like the real thing, but without the astronomical price tag. And the story behind them is surprisingly long. Humans have been fascinated with replicating diamonds for centuries, ever since Antoine Lavoisier identified them as pure carbon in the 18th century. From early experiments in…
India in ‘comfortable position’ on energy amid Middle East crisis; Australia, Canada offer gas supplies: Report
NEW DELHI: India on Thursday reiterated that it’s in a comfortable position with regards to energy supply, amid the Middle East tensions.Country’s energy situation is being reviewed twice a day and remains in a comfortable position on energy security despite the escalating tensions in West Asia, government sources, cited by ANI, said.Officials maintained that there…
Lasers, satellites and cyberattacks: How US is crippling Iran’s arsenal
Fragments of Iranian weapons, shattered in flight or rendered useless by electronic disruption, have been falling from the skies across the Middle East. Behind many of these failures is a network of advanced technology developed in the US, including heat-tracking satellites, cyber warfare tools and cutting-edge laser systems designed to neutralise aerial threats.Military observers believe…

