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Massive fire erupts after Iranian drone strikes fuel tank at Kuwait International Airport

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Massive fire erupts after Iranian drone strikes fuel tank at Kuwait International Airport

Tehran: Massive smokes were seen above Kuwait airport on Tuesday night after Iranian drone strikes hit the facility and other targets as the Middle East war nears a month. Kuwait’s civil aviation authority stated that the drones hit a fuel tank and sparked a fire, while adding that the strike caused "limited" damage and no casualties. "Kuwaiti air defences are currently responding to hostile missile and drone attacks," the army posted on X. Kuwait National Guard intercepts six drones The Kuwait National Guard said in a statement that its forces intercepted six drones. The Kuwait airport is largely closed to…

This smallcap stock trades in green on extension of tenure of optionally convertible debentures, details here

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This smallcap stock trades in green on extension of tenure of optionally convertible debentures, details here

Mumbai: Shares of Hazoor Multi Projects Ltd, a small-cap company engaged in developing residential and commercial projects, are on investors' radar today. In its latest exchange filing, the company stated that it had earlier informed the stock exchanges on January 27, 2026, and February 28, 2026, about the conversion of optionally convertible debentures of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Square Port Shipyard Private Limited, into equity shares. The company has now approved the extension of the tenure of these optionally convertible debentures, carrying an interest rate of 0.01 per cent and totalling Rs 25 crore, by one more year. The tenure has…

Why did Aryaman Birla, new chariman of RCB, leave cricket at 21 and what are his cricket stats?

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Why did Aryaman Birla, new chariman of RCB, leave cricket at 21 and what are his cricket stats?

Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) has changed hands in a landmark deal ahead of IPL 2026, with the franchise sold for a staggering USD 1.78 billion (Rs 16,660 crore) to a multi-industry consortium. The sale, announced on March 24, marks one of the most expensive transactions in franchise cricket history and underscores the booming commercial appeal of the IPL. The previous owners, United Spirits Limited, an Indian arm of UK-based liquor giant Diageo, had classified RCB as non-core to its business, prompting the strategic divestment. The consortium of Aditya Birla Group, The Times of India Group, Bolt Ventures and Blackstone’s…

Iran takes dig at Donald Trump’s negotiation claims: ‘You are negotiating with yourselves’

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Iran takes dig at Donald Trump’s negotiation claims: ‘You are negotiating with yourselves’

Tehran: After US President Donald Trump made claims that Iran is ready for holding negotiation talks on war, Iran Khatam al-Anbia Headquarters (the unified combatant command headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces) spokesperson took a jibe at the US saying that the situation had reached a stage where the Americans were negotiating with themselves. Strategic power you used to boast about has turned into strategic defeat: Iran to Trump "The strategic power you used to boast about has now turned into a strategic defeat...Do not label your defeat as an 'agreement.' The era of your promises has come to an…

No fuel shortage, supply steady across India: Oil Marketing Companies amid reports of panic buying

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No fuel shortage, supply steady across India: Oil Marketing Companies amid reports of panic buying

New Delhi: Amid reports of panic buying, leading Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) on Wednesday said there is no shortage of petrol, diesel, or LPG, and supply is steady across the country. In official statements issued to the public, OMCs said that adequate stocks are currently available to meet national demand without any disruption. "Important Information for All Citizens. Rumours about petrol and diesel shortages in certain areas are completely unfounded. There is no shortage of fuel across the nation. India is a net exporter of petrol and diesel. We have adequate stocks of crude oil, petrol, diesel, and ATF. Supply…

‘If they could give 0.5%’ – Paul van Meekeran urges to support Netherlands cricket amid RCB’s sale

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‘If they could give 0.5%’ – Paul van Meekeran urges to support Netherlands cricket amid RCB’s sale

New Delhi: Netherlands fast bowler Paul van Meekeren has reignited the conversation around financial disparity in world cricket, linking the massive valuation of franchise leagues to the challenges faced by associate nations. His remarks came in the wake of a landmark ownership change involving Royal Challengers Bengaluru, a deal that underlined the growing financial power of the Indian Premier League. The Bengaluru-based franchise was sold for USD 1.78 billion (Rs 16,660 crore) to a multi-industry consortium on March 24, making it the most expensive transaction in franchise cricket history. The development followed a strategic decision by United Spirits Limited, the…

Trump claims US has won the war and Iran’s navy, air force have been completely decimated

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Trump claims US has won the war and Iran’s navy, air force have been completely decimated

Washington: Even as the war in the West Asia continue to escalate, US President Donald Trump said that the US has won the war, adding that Iran's navy and air force have been completely decimated. Speaking at the Swearing-In Ceremony for the Secretary of Homeland Security, Trump said, "We're in negotiations right now. I can tell you, they'd like to make a deal and who wouldn't if you were there? Look, their navy's gone, their air force is gone, their communications are gone. pretty much everything they have is gone." Militarily, they are dead: Trump on Iran On how hopeful he is…

1200% dividend stock: Two-wheeler maker fixes record date for interim dividend, check full details

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1200% dividend stock: Two-wheeler maker fixes record date for interim dividend, check full details

Mumbai: Stock markets witnessed a strong rebound on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, on the back of easing tensions on the Middle East war front and robust buying interest. The Nifty ended 399.75 points higher at 22,912.40, while the Sensex was up by 1372.06 points to close at 74,068.45. While the market is expected to open on a cautiously positive note amid persistent selling by foreign institutional investors, driven by global uncertainty, currency fluctuations, and shifting risk appetite. Amid this uncertainty, there is an opportunity for investors to make some additional profit from their investment as a two-wheeler manufacturing company has announced…

CSK predicted playing XI for IPL 2026: How will Chennai’s top order shape, who will replace Ravindra Jadeja?

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CSK predicted playing XI for IPL 2026: How will Chennai’s top order shape, who will replace Ravindra Jadeja?

Chennai: Ahead of IPL 2026, Chennai Super Kings made a bold trade by bringing in Sanju Samson in exchange for their former captain Ravindra Jadeja and Sam Curran. The deal signals a transition phase for CSK, with MS Dhoni likely nearing his final season and Samson emerging as a future keeper and captain option. Even though the franchise has put their trust in Ruturaj Gaikwad as leader, the team management isn’t entirely convinced and Samson’s acquisition is a clear proof. Nevertheless, his arrival has now given CSK multiple options at the top of the order. In IPL 2025, youngster Ayush…

Iran War: Trump set to deploy 1,000 soldiers from US Army’s rapid response force to Middle East

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Iran War: Trump set to deploy 1,000 soldiers from US Army’s rapid response force to Middle East

Washington: The United States military is gearing up to send nearly 1,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East in the coming days, according to a source who shared details with The Associated Press (AP). The personnel will include a battalion from the 1st Brigade Combat Team, along with division commander Maj Gen Brandon Tegtmeier and key staff members. The 82nd Airborne is known as the Army's rapid response force and can be deployed swiftly for critical missions. This move comes shortly after US officials confirmed that thousands of Marines aboard Navy vessels will also head towards…