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February 2026

‘They just wanted to practice evil’: After attacking Iran, Trump says ‘terrorist regime can never have nuclear weapon’

‘They just wanted to practice evil’: After attacking Iran, Trump says ‘terrorist regime can never have nuclear weapon’

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Screengrab, AP US President Donald Trump said the United States has launched a “major combat operations” in a joint effort with Israel aimed at “eliminating imminent threats” from Iran, in his first statement following the start of the operation.In an eight-minute video statement confirming US strikes on Iran, Trump issued a direct warning to members…

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Miami: Indian-origin store manager accused of stealing 0,000 in lottery tickets in Miami; ICE detainer issued

Miami: Indian-origin store manager accused of stealing $300,000 in lottery tickets in Miami; ICE detainer issued

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An Indian-origin convenience store manager in Miami has been arrested after police accused him of stealing more than $300,000 worth of lottery scratch-off tickets from his workplace, reports Local 10. Miami Police said 34-year-old Rakesh Tanguturi managed Bargain Stop Market II in the Little Haiti area. He was taken into custody on Monday on two…

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NEW DELHI: Airlines that fly to, from, and through the regions impacted by the US-Israeli strikes against Iran are now steering clear of the same and trying to find ways to evacuate their crew from there. Going ahead, flights between the west and India, among other places in the east, will now get longer and fuelling stops are likely for North America routes.When the combat operation in Iran began, hundreds of commercial flights were either overflying or just about to enter the impacted airspaces from Iran to Israel. Among them was Air India’s Delhi-Tel Aviv flight (AI 139) which was in Saudi airspace at that time. The airline asked the pilots to turn back & head to Mumbai. AI’s Chicago-Delhi flight (AI 126) was about to enter Iraq airspace and it instead turned towards Syria to take a longer route home. AI is now working to evacuate its crew from Tel Aviv. IRAN UNDER ATTACK: Explosions Rock Tehran As Israel & US Launch Aerial Strikes On Islamic Republic “AI139 operating from Delhi to Tel Aviv on Feb 28 is air returning to Mumbai due to closure of air space in Israel and in the interest of safety of passengers and crew. Air India regrets the inconvenience caused to passengers due to this unforeseen situation and remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety. We will continue to assess the safety and security environment for our flight operations and adjust operations proactively as needed,” an Air India spokesperson said.​People in the know say AI had stopped overflying Iraq on its night flights to and from Europe from Friday night itself. The US flights used to overfly Iraq during the day and now that is stopped too. AI’s North America flights could now take a fuelling halt in Vienna or Rome. IndiGo is also working on the impact on its flights.For Indian carriers, the entire airspace to the west from Pakistan till Iraq is a no-go area which will impact all the flights to and from Europe, UK and North America. IndiGo’s CIS flights will be impacted.AI’s request to use Hotan waypoint in northwestern China has not yet been cleared. If allowed to take that route via high mountainous ranges, AI believes it can get a way out of Pakistan airspace for good for its flights to & from Europe/UK/North America.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPM Modi Launches Nationwide HPV vaccination Drive For Girls To Prevent Cervical CancerAs Canada PM Mark Carney Lands In India, Bombardier Signals Big Aviation And Defence Push AheadAfghan Minister Warns Pakistan Says Do Not Force Us Into War Amid Rising TensionsPM Modi’s Sharp Swipe At Congress Allies Says No Honest Work Done Ahead Of PollsDonald Trump Praises Sharif, Munir Amid Af-Pak War, Afghanistan Blasts Pakistan For Blaming IndiaWar Anxiety Rises In Pakistan, People Urge Peace, Doubt India’s Role In Afghan WarThree Fault Lines, One Open War: Security Expert Breaks Down Why Pakistan’s Taliban Gamble FailedPak-Afghan War: Security Expert Say Conflict Could End Badly for IslambadWho Is Really Running Pakistan’s Afghan Policy? Experts React To Islamabad’s AggressionIndia, Israel Backs Kabul: Pak Journalist’s Shocking Claims on Afghan Actions Against Islamabad123PhotostoriesEleanor Roosevelt once said, “Future belongs to those who believe…”: 4 lessons it teaches students5 reasons to add Sadhguru’s Ashgourd-Pomegranate Salad to your summer meals10 countries with the most castles in the worldTop 5 K-dramas releasing in March 2026: ‘Boyfriend On Demand,’ ‘Siren’s Kiss,’ and moreBaby names that mean fearless and brave9 exotic Tori (Ridge Gourd) dishes perfect for weekend lunch6 Indian billionaires who own private residence worth crores in Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone, Delhi5 wetlands in North India to visit before the winter migratory season endsThe most powerful mantra to remove fear and anxietyFrom Thalapathy Vijay to Dhanush: South Indian celebrity divorces that shocked fans123Hot PicksPakistan-Afghanistan warIndia GDP growthGold rate todayAir ticket refund rulesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingResident Evil RequiemDenver BroncosNFL RumorsHSR Stellaron Hunter Blade skinLos Angeles DodgersCody BellingerTony DungyShai Gilgeous AlexanderNFL CombineTony Dungy

NEW DELHI: Airlines that fly to, from, and through the regions impacted by the US-Israeli strikes against Iran are now steering clear of the same and trying to find ways to evacuate their crew from there. Going ahead, flights between the west and India, among other places in the east, will now get longer and fuelling stops are likely for North America routes.When the combat operation in Iran began, hundreds of commercial flights were either overflying or just about to enter the impacted airspaces from Iran to Israel. Among them was Air India’s Delhi-Tel Aviv flight (AI 139) which was in Saudi airspace at that time. The airline asked the pilots to turn back & head to Mumbai. AI’s Chicago-Delhi flight (AI 126) was about to enter Iraq airspace and it instead turned towards Syria to take a longer route home. AI is now working to evacuate its crew from Tel Aviv. IRAN UNDER ATTACK: Explosions Rock Tehran As Israel & US Launch Aerial Strikes On Islamic Republic “AI139 operating from Delhi to Tel Aviv on Feb 28 is air returning to Mumbai due to closure of air space in Israel and in the interest of safety of passengers and crew. Air India regrets the inconvenience caused to passengers due to this unforeseen situation and remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety. We will continue to assess the safety and security environment for our flight operations and adjust operations proactively as needed,” an Air India spokesperson said.​People in the know say AI had stopped overflying Iraq on its night flights to and from Europe from Friday night itself. The US flights used to overfly Iraq during the day and now that is stopped too. AI’s North America flights could now take a fuelling halt in Vienna or Rome. IndiGo is also working on the impact on its flights.For Indian carriers, the entire airspace to the west from Pakistan till Iraq is a no-go area which will impact all the flights to and from Europe, UK and North America. IndiGo’s CIS flights will be impacted.AI’s request to use Hotan waypoint in northwestern China has not yet been cleared. If allowed to take that route via high mountainous ranges, AI believes it can get a way out of Pakistan airspace for good for its flights to & from Europe/UK/North America.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPM Modi Launches Nationwide HPV vaccination Drive For Girls To Prevent Cervical CancerAs Canada PM Mark Carney Lands In India, Bombardier Signals Big Aviation And Defence Push AheadAfghan Minister Warns Pakistan Says Do Not Force Us Into War Amid Rising TensionsPM Modi’s Sharp Swipe At Congress Allies Says No Honest Work Done Ahead Of PollsDonald Trump Praises Sharif, Munir Amid Af-Pak War, Afghanistan Blasts Pakistan For Blaming IndiaWar Anxiety Rises In Pakistan, People Urge Peace, Doubt India’s Role In Afghan WarThree Fault Lines, One Open War: Security Expert Breaks Down Why Pakistan’s Taliban Gamble FailedPak-Afghan War: Security Expert Say Conflict Could End Badly for IslambadWho Is Really Running Pakistan’s Afghan Policy? Experts React To Islamabad’s AggressionIndia, Israel Backs Kabul: Pak Journalist’s Shocking Claims on Afghan Actions Against Islamabad123PhotostoriesEleanor Roosevelt once said, “Future belongs to those who believe…”: 4 lessons it teaches students5 reasons to add Sadhguru’s Ashgourd-Pomegranate Salad to your summer meals10 countries with the most castles in the worldTop 5 K-dramas releasing in March 2026: ‘Boyfriend On Demand,’ ‘Siren’s Kiss,’ and moreBaby names that mean fearless and brave9 exotic Tori (Ridge Gourd) dishes perfect for weekend lunch6 Indian billionaires who own private residence worth crores in Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone, Delhi5 wetlands in North India to visit before the winter migratory season endsThe most powerful mantra to remove fear and anxietyFrom Thalapathy Vijay to Dhanush: South Indian celebrity divorces that shocked fans123Hot PicksPakistan-Afghanistan warIndia GDP growthGold rate todayAir ticket refund rulesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingResident Evil RequiemDenver BroncosNFL RumorsHSR Stellaron Hunter Blade skinLos Angeles DodgersCody BellingerTony DungyShai Gilgeous AlexanderNFL CombineTony Dungy

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NEW DELHI: Airlines that fly to, from, and through the regions impacted by the US-Israeli strikes against Iran are now steering clear of the same and trying to find ways to evacuate their crew from there. Going ahead, flights between the west and India, among other places in the east, will now get longer and…

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Geopolitical tensions drag sensex 961 pts

Geopolitical tensions drag sensex 961 pts

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MUMBAI: Across the board selling pulled the sensex down by 961 points (1.2%) on Friday, and the 30-share index closed at 81,287 points with banks leading the slide. Tariff uncertainty, foreign fund selling and no visible progress in Iran-US talks left investors jittery and pressing the sell button ahead of the weekend.Foreign funds led the…

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KVS, NVS result 2026 released for Tier 1 exam: Direct link to download scorecards here

KVS, NVS result 2026 released for Tier 1 exam: Direct link to download scorecards here

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KVS, NVS result 2026: The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) and the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) have declared the Tier 1 examination result for the 2026 recruitment cycle. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now check and download their scorecards online through the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), which conducted…

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‘The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond’ box office collection Day 1: Film rakes in Rs 3.5 crore despite delayed release

‘The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond’ box office collection Day 1: Film rakes in Rs 3.5 crore despite delayed release

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Despite a last-minute legal hurdle, ‘The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond’ opened on February 27, 2026, earning an estimated ₹3.5 crore on its opening day. Early box-office data indicate a subdued start in Kerala, with expectations of improvement as the week unfolds. The release had been initially stayed by the Kerala High Court before the…

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Goodbye giant burger hoardings: Abu Dhabi bans junk food advertising, billboards to go sugar-free amid new public health policy targeting obesity

Goodbye giant burger hoardings: Abu Dhabi bans junk food advertising, billboards to go sugar-free amid new public health policy targeting obesity

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A Health Revolution? Abu Dhabi Pulls the Plug on Junk Food Promotions In a landmark shift toward proactive public health policy, Abu Dhabi has announced a comprehensive ban on outdoor advertising for junk food and unhealthy beverages across the emirate, marking one of the most ambitious food marketing restrictions in the region. This initiative, launched…

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NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday allowed a plea of Vikas Yadav, convicted in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, to be released from prison on furlough. Yadav is serving a 25-year jail term without remission.A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and Vipul M Pancholi noted that Yadav has undergone 23 years of incarceration and granted him furlough till March 7. “Furlough is now sought on the ground that he wishes to spend time during Holi. Without going into the merits, we permit the petitioner to be released on furlough,” the bench said.The SC rejected the objections raised by the complainant’s counsel against grant of furlough, saying, “You want to hang him? Is it?” “What is the point of hearing you in this matter? After 23 years, you don’t want to let things go. We need to let things go,” the bench said.Justice Sundresh orally remarked that grant of such relief can sometimes help in the reformation of the convict. HC had rejected his plea citing ‘grave offences’On Feb 11, Delhi HC had turned down Yadav’s plea seeking to be released from the prison on furlough for 21 days. Dismissing his petition, HC had said Yadav was convicted for committing “grave offences” and was “statutorily ineligible” for the relief of furlough under Delhi Prison Rules, 2018.Yadav had challenged the jail authorities’ Oct 29, 2025, order rejecting his furlough application. The court said there was no arbitrariness, illegality or violation of constitutional rights in the decision of the jail authorities. On Oct 3, 2016, SC had awarded a 25-year jail term to Vikas Yadav and his cousin Vishal for kidnapping Katara, a business executive, from a marriage party on the intervening night of Feb 16 and 17, 2002, and killing him over his alleged relationship with Yadav’s sister. Co-convict Sukhdev Yadav was given a 20-year jail term.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosThree Fault Lines, One Open War: Security Expert Breaks Down Why Pakistan’s Taliban Gamble FailedPak-Afghan War: Security Expert Say Conflict Could End Badly for IslambadWho Is Really Running Pakistan’s Afghan Policy? Experts React To Islamabad’s AggressionIndia, Israel Backs Kabul: Pak Journalist’s Shocking Claims on Afghan Actions Against IslamabadAmid Rising Violence, Afghanistan Urges Pakistan For Talks To Prevent Prolonged Conflict“Deep Concern”: China Alarms As Pakistan-Afghanistan Clash Explodes After Taliban StrikeKejriwal Gets Clean Chit In Delhi Liquor Policy Case, Court Tears Into CBI Over Lack Of EvidencePakistan Army Blames India Again For ‘Open War’ Against Afghanistan, Calls Taliban Delhi’s ProxyCanada PM Mark Carney Lands In India, Aims For Fresh Push To Reset Strained Bilateral TiesPakistan in Open War With Afghanistan, But Does Islamabad Have the Military Muscle?123PhotostoriesFrom Thalapathy Vijay to Dhanush: South Indian celebrity divorces that shocked fansThe 50: From Yuvika Chaudhary getting upset with Mr Faisu to Sidharth Bharadwaj’s eviction; Top moments from the episode5 plants you should NEVER place near the main door as per Vastu and why3-ingredient breakfast dishes for working women and what makes them specialDitch the pastel winds: What Vijay Deverakonda’s and Rashmika Mandanna’s wedding outfits taught us6 Indian billionaires who own private residence worth crores in Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone, DelhiFrom red anarkali to yellow suit: Rashmika Mandanna’s newlywed glow steals the spotlight10 Bihari Sattu dishes that are good for gut health and overall nutritionOne woman dies every 8 minutes in India from cervical cancer: Oncologist shares 5 critical steps to prevent itDeepika Padukone to Aishwarya Rai: Bollywood stars who turned down Hollywood projects123Hot PicksPakistan-Afghanistan warIndia GDP growthGold rate todayAir ticket refund rulesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingResident Evil RequiemDenver BroncosNFL RumorsHSR Stellaron Hunter Blade skinLos Angeles DodgersCody BellingerTony DungyShai Gilgeous AlexanderNFL CombineTony Dungy

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday allowed a plea of Vikas Yadav, convicted in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, to be released from prison on furlough. Yadav is serving a 25-year jail term without remission.A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and Vipul M Pancholi noted that Yadav has undergone 23 years of incarceration and granted him furlough till March 7. “Furlough is now sought on the ground that he wishes to spend time during Holi. Without going into the merits, we permit the petitioner to be released on furlough,” the bench said.The SC rejected the objections raised by the complainant’s counsel against grant of furlough, saying, “You want to hang him? Is it?” “What is the point of hearing you in this matter? After 23 years, you don’t want to let things go. We need to let things go,” the bench said.Justice Sundresh orally remarked that grant of such relief can sometimes help in the reformation of the convict. HC had rejected his plea citing ‘grave offences’On Feb 11, Delhi HC had turned down Yadav’s plea seeking to be released from the prison on furlough for 21 days. Dismissing his petition, HC had said Yadav was convicted for committing “grave offences” and was “statutorily ineligible” for the relief of furlough under Delhi Prison Rules, 2018.Yadav had challenged the jail authorities’ Oct 29, 2025, order rejecting his furlough application. The court said there was no arbitrariness, illegality or violation of constitutional rights in the decision of the jail authorities. On Oct 3, 2016, SC had awarded a 25-year jail term to Vikas Yadav and his cousin Vishal for kidnapping Katara, a business executive, from a marriage party on the intervening night of Feb 16 and 17, 2002, and killing him over his alleged relationship with Yadav’s sister. Co-convict Sukhdev Yadav was given a 20-year jail term.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosThree Fault Lines, One Open War: Security Expert Breaks Down Why Pakistan’s Taliban Gamble FailedPak-Afghan War: Security Expert Say Conflict Could End Badly for IslambadWho Is Really Running Pakistan’s Afghan Policy? Experts React To Islamabad’s AggressionIndia, Israel Backs Kabul: Pak Journalist’s Shocking Claims on Afghan Actions Against IslamabadAmid Rising Violence, Afghanistan Urges Pakistan For Talks To Prevent Prolonged Conflict“Deep Concern”: China Alarms As Pakistan-Afghanistan Clash Explodes After Taliban StrikeKejriwal Gets Clean Chit In Delhi Liquor Policy Case, Court Tears Into CBI Over Lack Of EvidencePakistan Army Blames India Again For ‘Open War’ Against Afghanistan, Calls Taliban Delhi’s ProxyCanada PM Mark Carney Lands In India, Aims For Fresh Push To Reset Strained Bilateral TiesPakistan in Open War With Afghanistan, But Does Islamabad Have the Military Muscle?123PhotostoriesFrom Thalapathy Vijay to Dhanush: South Indian celebrity divorces that shocked fansThe 50: From Yuvika Chaudhary getting upset with Mr Faisu to Sidharth Bharadwaj’s eviction; Top moments from the episode5 plants you should NEVER place near the main door as per Vastu and why3-ingredient breakfast dishes for working women and what makes them specialDitch the pastel winds: What Vijay Deverakonda’s and Rashmika Mandanna’s wedding outfits taught us6 Indian billionaires who own private residence worth crores in Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone, DelhiFrom red anarkali to yellow suit: Rashmika Mandanna’s newlywed glow steals the spotlight10 Bihari Sattu dishes that are good for gut health and overall nutritionOne woman dies every 8 minutes in India from cervical cancer: Oncologist shares 5 critical steps to prevent itDeepika Padukone to Aishwarya Rai: Bollywood stars who turned down Hollywood projects123Hot PicksPakistan-Afghanistan warIndia GDP growthGold rate todayAir ticket refund rulesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingResident Evil RequiemDenver BroncosNFL RumorsHSR Stellaron Hunter Blade skinLos Angeles DodgersCody BellingerTony DungyShai Gilgeous AlexanderNFL CombineTony Dungy

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NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday allowed a plea of Vikas Yadav, convicted in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, to be released from prison on furlough. Yadav is serving a 25-year jail term without remission.A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and Vipul M Pancholi noted that Yadav has undergone 23 years of incarceration…

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Feb 28, 2026, 08:22 IST

Feb 28, 2026, 08:22 IST

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New Zealand remain unsure of a semi-final berth after their four-wicket defeat to England, and skipper Mitchell Santner admitted his side missed an opportunity to seal qualification on Friday. England had already booked their place in the last four, but their victory has kept Pakistan national cricket team alive in the tournament. Pakistan now require…

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HPCL junior executive recruitment 2026: Registration begins for 416 posts at hpcl.co.in; direct link to apply here

HPCL junior executive recruitment 2026: Registration begins for 416 posts at hpcl.co.in; direct link to apply here

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The Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) has started the online application process for the recruitment of Junior Executives. A total of 416 vacancies will be filled through this drive. Interested and eligible candidates can submit their application forms by visiting the official website — hpcl.co.in.This recruitment is a good opportunity for diploma holders who want…

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Cascio family accuses Michael Jackson of s*x trafficking in new lawsuit, attorney says ‘clients deserve 0 million’

Cascio family accuses Michael Jackson of s*x trafficking in new lawsuit, attorney says ‘clients deserve $200 million’

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The Cascio siblings—once close to the Jackson family—have sued Jackson’s estate, claiming years of sexual abuse and sex trafficking beginning in their youth, with allegations of drugging and assault on overseas trips. The estate rejects the charges, labeling the suit a ‘money grab’ and pointing to prior statements from the family in defense of Jackson….

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