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Stock market crash today (March 19, 2026): Nifty50 opens below 23,300; BSE Sensex plunges over 1,600 points as oil prices rise, US Fed keeps rates unchanged

Stock market crash today (March 19, 2026): Nifty50 opens below 23,300; BSE Sensex plunges over 1,600 points as oil prices rise, US Fed keeps rates unchanged

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Stock market today (AI image) Stock market crash today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex crashed in opening trade on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve kept policy rates unchanged and oil prices rose above $110 per barrel. While Nifty50 went below 23,300, BSE Sensex was down over 1,600 points. At 9:16 AM, Nifty50 was trading at…

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Qatar news: Iran missile hits Ras Laffan, world’s largest LNG hub – Watch

Qatar news: Iran missile hits Ras Laffan, world’s largest LNG hub – Watch

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Iran struck Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City, one of the world’s largest gas export hubs, on Wednesday, causing heavy damage to the key facility.QatarEnergy said in a statement early Thursday that “several of its Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) facilities were the subject of missile attacks, causing sizeable fires and extensive further damage” after the earlier…

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NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious & Charitable Endowments Commissioner Wednesday questioned the definition of ‘industry’ settled by Supreme Court in 1978, saying how it can cover temples when most of them are maintained from surplus money generated from donations to a few of them, reports Dhananjay Mahapatra.Appearing for the body which oversees administration, management and maintenance of Hindu institutions, temples and charitable endowments in TN, senior advocate Jaideep Gupta told a nine-judge bench led by CJI Surya Kant that activities in temples have nothing to do with industrial activity or disputes covered under the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.Gupta said industry must comprise a unit where the employer and employees collaborate to produce something for human needs and it must have a commercial character or profit motive. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Pak Missiles Could Hit US’: Intel Chief Tulsi Gabbard Flags Nuclear Threat, India Left Off ListIran’s National Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed, Foreign Minister Says ‘Won’t Destabilise Tehran’Russia Confirms Jaishankar-Lavrov Phone Call On BRICS Differences Amid Iran War, Middle East Crisis’Just A Pause, I Shall Be Back’: Priyanka Chaturvedi’s Viral Farewell Speech In Rajya Sabha’Hormuz Remains Our Foremost Priority’: PM Modi Speaks To Kuwait’s Crown Prince Amid West Asia WarRussian Oil Tanker Bound for China Makes U-Turn to India as Delhi Steps Up Imports Amid Iran War’Esteemed, Kind People’: Iran Thanks India As It Receives First Medical Aid Shipment From New DelhiIndia Secures Oil Supply As Jag Laadki Ship Survives War Threat At Hormuz, Reaches Gujarat SafelyIndia On Target? Taj Mahal In Controversial US Deportation Ad Sparks Debate Over Migrant Exit Policy’Married Modi-ji’: PM Modi Laughs As Mallikarjun Kharge Cracks Joke On Deve Gowda In Rajya Sabha123PhotostoriesGudi Padwa 2026: Why do Marathi people eat Neem Leaves on the first day of the Hindu New YearTamil Nadu Elections 2026: The main faces to watch out for in the high-stakes contestYour blood test may look normal, but these hidden markers can reveal early metabolic risk (and what you can do about it)How to overcome dating burnoutRelationship expert reveals the biggest green flag in a healthy relationshipChaitra Navratri 2026: Traditional bhog offered to 9 avatars of Goddess Durga during the 9-day festivalNot sure what to do with old pillows? Here are smart ways to reuse them5 superbikes that offer the ultimate riding experienceHow to dry clean clothes at home: A step-by-step guideUgadi 2026: 8 traditional dishes prepared on the day of festival123Hot PicksChina oil tankersMPsfarewellIran war newsGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingFortnite chapter 7Jessica PegulaGreen Card HoldersPeter ThielQatar missile fireNSA Doval US envoy talksDeve GowdaRajya Sabha MP farewellChina oil tankersCM Devendra Fadnavis

NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious & Charitable Endowments Commissioner Wednesday questioned the definition of ‘industry’ settled by Supreme Court in 1978, saying how it can cover temples when most of them are maintained from surplus money generated from donations to a few of them, reports Dhananjay Mahapatra.Appearing for the body which oversees administration, management and maintenance of Hindu institutions, temples and charitable endowments in TN, senior advocate Jaideep Gupta told a nine-judge bench led by CJI Surya Kant that activities in temples have nothing to do with industrial activity or disputes covered under the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.Gupta said industry must comprise a unit where the employer and employees collaborate to produce something for human needs and it must have a commercial character or profit motive. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Pak Missiles Could Hit US’: Intel Chief Tulsi Gabbard Flags Nuclear Threat, India Left Off ListIran’s National Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed, Foreign Minister Says ‘Won’t Destabilise Tehran’Russia Confirms Jaishankar-Lavrov Phone Call On BRICS Differences Amid Iran War, Middle East Crisis’Just A Pause, I Shall Be Back’: Priyanka Chaturvedi’s Viral Farewell Speech In Rajya Sabha’Hormuz Remains Our Foremost Priority’: PM Modi Speaks To Kuwait’s Crown Prince Amid West Asia WarRussian Oil Tanker Bound for China Makes U-Turn to India as Delhi Steps Up Imports Amid Iran War’Esteemed, Kind People’: Iran Thanks India As It Receives First Medical Aid Shipment From New DelhiIndia Secures Oil Supply As Jag Laadki Ship Survives War Threat At Hormuz, Reaches Gujarat SafelyIndia On Target? Taj Mahal In Controversial US Deportation Ad Sparks Debate Over Migrant Exit Policy’Married Modi-ji’: PM Modi Laughs As Mallikarjun Kharge Cracks Joke On Deve Gowda In Rajya Sabha123PhotostoriesGudi Padwa 2026: Why do Marathi people eat Neem Leaves on the first day of the Hindu New YearTamil Nadu Elections 2026: The main faces to watch out for in the high-stakes contestYour blood test may look normal, but these hidden markers can reveal early metabolic risk (and what you can do about it)How to overcome dating burnoutRelationship expert reveals the biggest green flag in a healthy relationshipChaitra Navratri 2026: Traditional bhog offered to 9 avatars of Goddess Durga during the 9-day festivalNot sure what to do with old pillows? Here are smart ways to reuse them5 superbikes that offer the ultimate riding experienceHow to dry clean clothes at home: A step-by-step guideUgadi 2026: 8 traditional dishes prepared on the day of festival123Hot PicksChina oil tankersMPsfarewellIran war newsGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingFortnite chapter 7Jessica PegulaGreen Card HoldersPeter ThielQatar missile fireNSA Doval US envoy talksDeve GowdaRajya Sabha MP farewellChina oil tankersCM Devendra Fadnavis

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NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious & Charitable Endowments Commissioner Wednesday questioned the definition of ‘industry’ settled by Supreme Court in 1978, saying how it can cover temples when most of them are maintained from surplus money generated from donations to a few of them, reports Dhananjay Mahapatra.Appearing for the body which oversees administration, management…

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Mar 19, 2026, 09:14 IST

Mar 19, 2026, 09:14 IST

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Rupal Chaudhary and Gulveer Singh The Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) returns for its eighth edition, celebrating the achievements and inspiring journeys of India’s finest athletes. The TOISA 2025 ceremony will be held on March 21, 2026, in Lucknow, bringing together the country’s top sporting icons and emerging stars.This edition’s awards will honour performances…

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KVS admission process opens in online and offline modes; check complete schedule for Class I, Balvatika and higher classes

KVS admission process opens in online and offline modes; check complete schedule for Class I, Balvatika and higher classes

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KVS admissions 2026 open for Class I and Balvatika registrations across KVs KVS admissions 2026: Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), New Delhi, has issued detailed instructions for fresh admissions for the academic session 2026-27. The registration process for Class I and Balvatika-1 and 3, wherever applicable, will begin at 10:00 am on March 20, 2026, through…

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Rebel Wilson comments on ‘The Deb’ controversy: ‘I’m going to get on the stand and tell it like it is’

Rebel Wilson comments on ‘The Deb’ controversy: ‘I’m going to get on the stand and tell it like it is’

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In the eye of a media storm, Rebel Wilson remains unyielding with her directorial film, ‘The Deb.’ Facing allegations of inciting a smear campaign against the producers, she openly challenges these claims, vowing to expose the truth behind the film’s troubled journey. Confident and defiant, Wilson asserts that influential players are trying to suppress her…

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India’s most restricted real estate markets where land ownership for ‘non-residents’ is strictly regulated

India’s most restricted real estate markets where land ownership for ‘non-residents’ is strictly regulated

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These property laws serve bigger purposes including: Cultural preservation: Protecting indigenous traditions and tribal identityEnvironmental protection: Preventing fragile ecosystems from overdevelopmentIn northeastern states, land is more than an asset and is connected to community identity. It’s more a part of their heritage. While India offers immense real estate opportunities, some parts of the country remain…

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Sagittarius Horoscope Today, March 19, 2026: Save a fixed amount first, then enjoy time with family guilt free

Sagittarius Horoscope Today, March 19, 2026: Save a fixed amount first, then enjoy time with family guilt free

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This day shines with vibrant energies that invite us to strengthen our social bonds and let go of stress. Embracing the love and support from family can deepen our connections, and a focused mindset at work paves the way for productivity. Financially, it’s wise to prioritize savings and sensible purchases. A lighter day arrives, and…

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Through his organisation, Sons of Liberty international, VanDyke claimed to train communities fighting terrorism and authoritarian regimes Mercenary. Terrorism suspect. Spy. Documentary filmmaker. Security analyst. Pro-democracy revolutionary. Self-styled American freedom fighter who fought in Libya’s 2011 war against Muammar Gaddafi. A resume built in war. Matthew Aaron VanDyke, 46, built a life that blurred every line. Now that life sits under lock and key in India. In NIA custody after a last-minute airport interception in Kolkata this month, the Baltimore-born adventurer faces terrorism-related allegations tied to cross-border movement, drone warfare training, and suspected links with armed groups fighting the junta in Myanmar. His journey into conflict began as a camera story. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: US pounds Iranian missile sites near key Strait of Hormuz; Iran rains down cluster bombs on Tel AvivIran confirms death of national security chief Ali Larijani, president Pezeshkian offers condolencesLarijani Killing Escalates Conflict: Israel admits strike on Iran chief; Hormuz oil fears growIt did not stay that way. VanDyke first travelled to Libya as a filmmaker during the Arab Spring. He soon joined rebel fighters battling Gaddafi’s forces. Captured and held for nearly six months, he later escaped during Tripoli’s fall — an episode that cemented his image as a man who did not just document war but stepped into it.Syria followed. So did controversy.He acknowledged on social media advising rebel factions on tactics and weapons, drawing criticism for collapsing the boundary between journalism and combat. His academic grounding — a master’s degree in security studies with a West Asia focus from Georgetown University — fed into a persona that fused analysis with action.Over time, VanDyke crafted a public identity around conflict. Through his organisation, Sons of Liberty International (SOLI), he claimed to train communities fighting terrorism and authoritarian regimes. Social media posts and his website depict operations in Iraq, Venezuela, the Philippines, and Ukraine. In one post, he wrote: “My organization SOLI is training a new unit to fight against terrorists… from never holding a firearm before to becoming good shooters.”He later claimed involvement in covert missions in Venezuela, writing: “You’ve read about our missions… nobody knew who did it.”Authorities in India alleged a far darker turn. Investigators said VanDyke and six Ukrainian associates entered Mizoram without required permissions, crossed into Myanmar, and conducted “pre-scheduled training” for ethnic armed groups opposing the junta. The training allegedly included advanced drone warfare — assembly, deployment, and jamming systems. Security officials said that such capabilities could spill across borders, amplifying insurgent threats in the Northeast.His arrest came minutes before departure. On March 12, VanDyke had cleared immigration at the Kolkata airport and was about to board a flight to Dubai, en route to Poland. His bags were already loaded. Intelligence alerts triggered a last-second stop. “He had cleared immigration and was about to depart when he was stopped,” an official said. He spent two days being questioned before being handed to the NIA. Investigators traced his movements from New Delhi to Kolkata, then to Mizoram, and allegedly across to Myanmar’s Chin state.All seven foreigners now face charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. A Delhi court has granted NIA custody for further interrogation.VanDyke insists SOLI operates independently, without govt backing. Yet his footprint tracks closely with global conflict zones — Libya, Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, Venezuela. Diplomatic channels are active. The US has acknowledged awareness of the case. Ukraine is tracking the status of its citizens.For a man who made a career out of choosing his wars, the next chapter will not be his to script.About the AuthorRaj Shekhar JhaRaj Shekhar Jha is a journalist for the Times of India with over a decade of experience in reporting on national security, terrorism, crime and prisons.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Pak Missiles Could Hit US’: Intel Chief Tulsi Gabbard Flags Nuclear Threat, India Left Off ListIran’s National Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed, Foreign Minister Says ‘Won’t Destabilise Tehran’Russia Confirms Jaishankar-Lavrov Phone Call On BRICS Differences Amid Iran War, Middle East Crisis’Just A Pause, I Shall Be Back’: Priyanka Chaturvedi’s Viral Farewell Speech In Rajya Sabha’Hormuz Remains Our Foremost Priority’: PM Modi Speaks To Kuwait’s Crown Prince Amid West Asia WarRussian Oil Tanker Bound for China Makes U-Turn to India as Delhi Steps Up Imports Amid Iran War’Esteemed, Kind People’: Iran Thanks India As It Receives First Medical Aid Shipment From New DelhiIndia Secures Oil Supply As Jag Laadki Ship Survives War Threat At Hormuz, Reaches Gujarat SafelyIndia On Target? Taj Mahal In Controversial US Deportation Ad Sparks Debate Over Migrant Exit Policy’Married Modi-ji’: PM Modi Laughs As Mallikarjun Kharge Cracks Joke On Deve Gowda In Rajya Sabha123PhotostoriesSay goodbye to lizards: 8 plants that keep your home pest-freeGudi Padwa 2026: Why do Marathi people eat Neem Leaves on the first day of the Hindu New YearTamil Nadu Elections 2026: The main faces to watch out for in the high-stakes contestYour blood test may look normal, but these hidden markers can reveal early metabolic risk (and what you can do about it)How to overcome dating burnoutRelationship expert reveals the biggest green flag in a healthy relationshipChaitra Navratri 2026: Traditional bhog offered to 9 avatars of Goddess Durga during the 9-day festivalNot sure what to do with old pillows? Here are smart ways to reuse them5 superbikes that offer the ultimate riding experienceHow to dry clean clothes at home: A step-by-step guide123Hot PicksChina oil tankersMPsfarewellIran war newsGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingFortnite chapter 7Jessica PegulaGreen Card HoldersPeter ThielQatar missile fireNSA Doval US envoy talksDeve GowdaRajya Sabha MP farewellChina oil tankersCM Devendra Fadnavis

Through his organisation, Sons of Liberty international, VanDyke claimed to train communities fighting terrorism and authoritarian regimes Mercenary. Terrorism suspect. Spy. Documentary filmmaker. Security analyst. Pro-democracy revolutionary. Self-styled American freedom fighter who fought in Libya’s 2011 war against Muammar Gaddafi. A resume built in war. Matthew Aaron VanDyke, 46, built a life that blurred every line. Now that life sits under lock and key in India. In NIA custody after a last-minute airport interception in Kolkata this month, the Baltimore-born adventurer faces terrorism-related allegations tied to cross-border movement, drone warfare training, and suspected links with armed groups fighting the junta in Myanmar. His journey into conflict began as a camera story. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: US pounds Iranian missile sites near key Strait of Hormuz; Iran rains down cluster bombs on Tel AvivIran confirms death of national security chief Ali Larijani, president Pezeshkian offers condolencesLarijani Killing Escalates Conflict: Israel admits strike on Iran chief; Hormuz oil fears growIt did not stay that way. VanDyke first travelled to Libya as a filmmaker during the Arab Spring. He soon joined rebel fighters battling Gaddafi’s forces. Captured and held for nearly six months, he later escaped during Tripoli’s fall — an episode that cemented his image as a man who did not just document war but stepped into it.Syria followed. So did controversy.He acknowledged on social media advising rebel factions on tactics and weapons, drawing criticism for collapsing the boundary between journalism and combat. His academic grounding — a master’s degree in security studies with a West Asia focus from Georgetown University — fed into a persona that fused analysis with action.Over time, VanDyke crafted a public identity around conflict. Through his organisation, Sons of Liberty International (SOLI), he claimed to train communities fighting terrorism and authoritarian regimes. Social media posts and his website depict operations in Iraq, Venezuela, the Philippines, and Ukraine. In one post, he wrote: “My organization SOLI is training a new unit to fight against terrorists… from never holding a firearm before to becoming good shooters.”He later claimed involvement in covert missions in Venezuela, writing: “You’ve read about our missions… nobody knew who did it.”Authorities in India alleged a far darker turn. Investigators said VanDyke and six Ukrainian associates entered Mizoram without required permissions, crossed into Myanmar, and conducted “pre-scheduled training” for ethnic armed groups opposing the junta. The training allegedly included advanced drone warfare — assembly, deployment, and jamming systems. Security officials said that such capabilities could spill across borders, amplifying insurgent threats in the Northeast.His arrest came minutes before departure. On March 12, VanDyke had cleared immigration at the Kolkata airport and was about to board a flight to Dubai, en route to Poland. His bags were already loaded. Intelligence alerts triggered a last-second stop. “He had cleared immigration and was about to depart when he was stopped,” an official said. He spent two days being questioned before being handed to the NIA. Investigators traced his movements from New Delhi to Kolkata, then to Mizoram, and allegedly across to Myanmar’s Chin state.All seven foreigners now face charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. A Delhi court has granted NIA custody for further interrogation.VanDyke insists SOLI operates independently, without govt backing. Yet his footprint tracks closely with global conflict zones — Libya, Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, Venezuela. Diplomatic channels are active. The US has acknowledged awareness of the case. Ukraine is tracking the status of its citizens.For a man who made a career out of choosing his wars, the next chapter will not be his to script.About the AuthorRaj Shekhar JhaRaj Shekhar Jha is a journalist for the Times of India with over a decade of experience in reporting on national security, terrorism, crime and prisons.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Pak Missiles Could Hit US’: Intel Chief Tulsi Gabbard Flags Nuclear Threat, India Left Off ListIran’s National Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed, Foreign Minister Says ‘Won’t Destabilise Tehran’Russia Confirms Jaishankar-Lavrov Phone Call On BRICS Differences Amid Iran War, Middle East Crisis’Just A Pause, I Shall Be Back’: Priyanka Chaturvedi’s Viral Farewell Speech In Rajya Sabha’Hormuz Remains Our Foremost Priority’: PM Modi Speaks To Kuwait’s Crown Prince Amid West Asia WarRussian Oil Tanker Bound for China Makes U-Turn to India as Delhi Steps Up Imports Amid Iran War’Esteemed, Kind People’: Iran Thanks India As It Receives First Medical Aid Shipment From New DelhiIndia Secures Oil Supply As Jag Laadki Ship Survives War Threat At Hormuz, Reaches Gujarat SafelyIndia On Target? Taj Mahal In Controversial US Deportation Ad Sparks Debate Over Migrant Exit Policy’Married Modi-ji’: PM Modi Laughs As Mallikarjun Kharge Cracks Joke On Deve Gowda In Rajya Sabha123PhotostoriesSay goodbye to lizards: 8 plants that keep your home pest-freeGudi Padwa 2026: Why do Marathi people eat Neem Leaves on the first day of the Hindu New YearTamil Nadu Elections 2026: The main faces to watch out for in the high-stakes contestYour blood test may look normal, but these hidden markers can reveal early metabolic risk (and what you can do about it)How to overcome dating burnoutRelationship expert reveals the biggest green flag in a healthy relationshipChaitra Navratri 2026: Traditional bhog offered to 9 avatars of Goddess Durga during the 9-day festivalNot sure what to do with old pillows? Here are smart ways to reuse them5 superbikes that offer the ultimate riding experienceHow to dry clean clothes at home: A step-by-step guide123Hot PicksChina oil tankersMPsfarewellIran war newsGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingFortnite chapter 7Jessica PegulaGreen Card HoldersPeter ThielQatar missile fireNSA Doval US envoy talksDeve GowdaRajya Sabha MP farewellChina oil tankersCM Devendra Fadnavis

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Through his organisation, Sons of Liberty international, VanDyke claimed to train communities fighting terrorism and authoritarian regimes Mercenary. Terrorism suspect. Spy. Documentary filmmaker. Security analyst. Pro-democracy revolutionary. Self-styled American freedom fighter who fought in Libya’s 2011 war against Muammar Gaddafi. A resume built in war. Matthew Aaron VanDyke, 46, built a life that blurred every…

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Miley Cyrus reveals Selena Gomez will feature in the upcoming ‘Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special’

Miley Cyrus reveals Selena Gomez will feature in the upcoming ‘Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special’

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Get ready to relive the magic as Miley Cyrus gears up for the ‘Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special.’ Joining her is the beloved Selena Gomez, whose appearance was orchestrated by podcast host Alex Cooper. This special celebration of the cherished series promises heartfelt moments and a thrilling performance of ‘Best of Both Worlds.’ Mark your…

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Dubai Airports update March 19: Air India schedules 48 West Asia flights; IndiGo resumes Dubai operations

Dubai Airports update March 19: Air India schedules 48 West Asia flights; IndiGo resumes Dubai operations

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In a recent update, the world’s one of the busiest aviation hubs, Dubai International Airport (DXB) is gradually resuming operation amid escalating regional tensions in the Gulf. The airports at Dubai are operating limited flights following clearance from the authorities. It is a major step toward restoring normalcy at Dubai Airports. Air India update: 48…

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Chaitra Navratri 2026 Day 1 Maa Shailputri: Ghatsthapana, puja rituals, mantra, story and significance

Chaitra Navratri 2026 Day 1 Maa Shailputri: Ghatsthapana, puja rituals, mantra, story and significance

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Navratri is the most prominent Hindu festival, which is celebrated with immense devotion and purity. Goddess Durga is worshipped during Navratri festival. Devotees worship nine forms of Maa Durga during Navratri. The sole purpose of Navratri is to honor Goddess Durga. The first day of Navratri is dedicated to worship Maa Shailputri. On the first…

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Oil prices today: Crude climbs to 2 as Middle East energy hubs come under attack amid Iran war

Oil prices today: Crude climbs to $112 as Middle East energy hubs come under attack amid Iran war

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Global oil prices surged and equity markets weakened on Friday after fresh strikes on energy infrastructure in Iran and in retaliation Islamic Republic escalating threats to key facilities across the Gulf raised concerns over supply disruptions.Natural gas prices increased by more than 5%, while Brent crude rose to $111.19 in early trading and extended its…

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‘Trust completely shattered’: Saudi Arabia warns Iran of military retaliation after wave of Gulf attacks

‘Trust completely shattered’: Saudi Arabia warns Iran of military retaliation after wave of Gulf attacks

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Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Saudi Arabia’s on Thursday said, the “little trust” Iran had rebuilt with its Arab neighbours was now “completely shattered” after a series of attacks across the Gulf. Speaking in Riyadh after an emergency meeting of Arab nations to address the severe regional escalation, Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister…

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