US-Iran war: How the LPG cylinder has become the face of Middle East mayhem’s impact on India

    “The tea is 15 rupees,” said the tea stall vendor outside Noida Sector 16A metro station, apologetically handing over a cup of tea that had suddenly become more expensive.When asked why the price had increased, the vendor offered a brief explanation with tired eyes, the “cylinder has gone very costly.” Even the samosas and pakoras…

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    How Eid al-Fitr is being celebrated under the shadow of war in the Middle East | World News

    Eid al-Fitr 2026, expected around 19–20 March depending on the moon sighting, is being observed across parts of the Middle East amid regional conflict, security alerts and humanitarian crises. A festival normally associated with communal prayers, family gatherings and public celebrations has instead unfolded under heightened security, displacement and ongoing violence in several countries.Across the…

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    ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ actor Adrian Grenier on the one condition for an acting comeback: ‘I’d like to stay close to home’ | English Movie News

    Former ‘Entourage’ actor Adrian Grenier is contemplating a return to the screen, but with one caveat: the projects must shoot near his scenic Texas homestead. With family and a commitment to eco-friendly living at the forefront of his priorities, Grenier welcomes the burgeoning film scene in Texas as a perfect opportunity. Adrian Grenier says he…

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    Will MrBeast host Oscars 2027? Academy Awards twist sparks chaos and fuels hosting speculation

    A dramatic Oscars 2026 closing sketch featuring Conan O’Brien being replaced by MrBeast has sparked speculation about the 2027 host. While likely a parody, the moment raised real questions about a potential shift toward digital creators. However, past hosts have warned the role demands months of intense work, leaving uncertainty over whether MrBeast would take…

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    Salman Ali Agha runout row: Should umpires have called dead ball? MCC settles debate | Cricket News

    The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), guardians of the laws of cricket, clarified on Monday that the controversial run-out during the Bangladesh vs Pakistan ODI match was correctly given out under the Laws of Cricket.“Under Laws, there is little that either umpire could have done differently. The non-striker was clearly out of his ground when the…

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    Postal department rolls out premium 24-hr, 48-hr delivery services in 6 cities; check details

    The Department of Posts on Tuesday introduced three premium delivery services with guaranteed 24-hour and 48-hour timelines for urgent and time-sensitive consignments, news agency PTI reported.The services — 24 Speed Post, 24 Speed Post Parcel, and 48 Speed Post — were introduced by communications minister Jyotiraditya Scindia.In the initial phase, the services will be available…

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    John Vijay slams ‘shameful’ scrutiny of Vijay and Trisha Krishnan’s relationship; defends their right to privacy |

    Actor John Vijay has strongly condemned the intense public and media focus on actor Vijay and Trisha Krishnan’s personal lives, deeming it “shameful.” He urged for respect for privacy, emphasizing that public figures should be judged by their societal contributions and professional achievements, not their private relationships. This defense comes after their joint appearance at…

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    ‘I am sorry’: How Suryakumar Yadav diffused Arshdeep Snigh-Daryl Mitchell scuffle | Cricket News

    Suryakumar Yadav plays peacemaker in Arshdeep Snigh-Daryl Mitchell scuffle NEW DELHI: India’s T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav has shared that he personally apologised to Daryl Mitchell after an on-field incident involving Arshdeep Singh during the recent World Cup final. His main aim, he said, was to show the right kind of leadership and sportsmanship. Jay Shah…

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    Middle East conflict: Oil companies seek advance payments from petrol pumps as global crude price surge squeezes margins

    State-owned oil marketing companies have started asking petrol pump dealers to make advance payments for supplies of petrol and diesel, as refiners grapple with mounting revenue losses from retail fuel sales, according to a Reuters report.Nearly 90% of India’s about 1,01,470 fuel stations are linked to public sector refiners and retailers – Indian Oil Corporation,…

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