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AFC Women’s Asian Cup Tour Diary: India put up admirable fight despite Vietnam enjoying home-like support in Perth

The Perth Rectangular Stadium had turned red with a scattering of blue for India’s opening game against Vietnam. Read More

Bhutan, Mauritius, Seychelles, Sri Lanka delegates arrive in India for Raisina Dialogue 2026

The 11th edition of the Raisina Dialogue, India’s premier conference on geopolitics and geo-economics, kicks off in New Delhi on March 5. Read More

Nepal to vote in high-stakes election after deadly Gen Z-led protests toppled govt

Nearly 19 million eligible voters head to the polls as new-generation leaders challenge traditional parties following unrest that killed 77 and toppled the government Go to Source Read More

Israel says dropped more than 5,000 bombs in Iran, releases footage of Tehran strike

The Israeli military on Wednesday said the Israeli Air Force has dropped more than 5,000 bombs on targets in Iran since the start of the conflict, as operations continue to expand Go to Source Read More

“Your visit will take India-Finland relations to new heights”: PM Modi welcomes Finland President Stubb

Finnish President Alexander Stubb has arrived in New Delhi for a landmark State Visit aimed at elevating the bilateral partnership between India and Finland to new heights. Read More

Sri Lanka recovers 87 bodies, search on for 61 after Iranian warship sinks

As many as 32 survivors have been rescued and are receiving treatment at a hospital in the city of Galle, said officials Go to Source Read More

Why Vladimir Kramnik’s latest accusation, targeting Hikaru Nakamura’s Candidates qualification, is wrong

In a post on X, Russian chess icon Vladimir Kramnik questioned Hikaru Nakamura’s qualification for the upcoming Candidates tournament via the rating spot, adding that his participation in the Maritime Open in October shouldn’t count. Read More

In Nepal’s first election after Gen Z protest, rapper-turned-mayor Balen Shah eyes to be PM

In Nepal’s first election since the Gen Z protest, Balen Shah —the rapper‑turned‑Mayor of Kathmandu— is aiming to be the prime minister, taking on political veterans who have long dominated the country’s fractured politics. Read More