Pistol loaded, camera rolling and a chilling grin: Watch what happened moments before Delhi property dealer shot himself dead

Pistol loaded, camera rolling and a chilling grin: Watch what happened moments before Delhi property dealer shot himself dead

NEW DELHI: A 28-year-old property dealer died after he allegedly fired his cousin’s pistol while checking it at a house in east Delhi’s New Ashok Nagar, police said. The man, identified as Pawan Kumar, was a resident of Dallupura. According to police, the pistol belonged to his cousin, who had obtained a licence for the…

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IT’S TIME TO TAKE CONTROLFrom scrolling addiction to memory problems, science reveals what over four hours of daily screen time does to your brain and what you can do about it.Think you’re just bad at focusing? Blame your brain’s built-in superpower — and your smartphone. How Endless Reels Are Rewiring Your Brain and Destroying Your Focus Your brain isn’t a computer with fixed programming. It’s more like Play-Doh — constantly being reshaped by everything you do. Scientists call this neuroplasticity, and it’s how you learn to ride a bike, speak a new language, or remember your best friend’s birthday.  But here’s the catch: every swipe, click, and scroll is also a training session for your brain. And with people globally spending over four hours a day on their phones, we’re running a massive, uncontrolled experiment on our own minds.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran calls Israeli bombing of fuel depots ‘ecocide’; Trump warns Nato over war falloutRising Gulf-Iran Tensions: elites press US to hit Iran harder; fear threat to HormuzAudio Details Iran Strike Aftermath: Mojtaba survives ‘Blue Sparrow’ hit; family and commanders killedThe results? Not pretty.When ‘Just One More Video’ Becomes A Brain ProblemFor some, the internet has stopped being a tool and has become a trap. Digital addiction, officially called Internet Addiction, is now recognised as a real behavioural condition affecting over 7% worldwide. Teens are especially vulnerable.  This isn’t about weak willpower or being ‘too attached to your phone.’ It’s science. Your brain is doing exactly what it’s designed to do — learn from repetition. The problem? Compulsive scrolling is teaching it all the wrong lessons.Think of it this way: practising piano strengthens the pathways for music. Compulsive phone use strengthens pathways for craving more screen time — while weakening the circuits for self-control and deep focus.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndia Condemns Pakistan Strikes In Afghanistan, Calls It Act Of Aggression And Warns EscalationNanda Devi Returns Home After Shivalik, Crew Thanks Indian Navy For Safe Transit Through HormuzIndia Dismisses Iran ‘Tanker Swap’ Deal Reports As Baseless, Ensures Safe Ship Movement Amid Crisis‘Biased Characterization Of India’: MEA Slams USCIRF Report Seeking Sanctions On RSS, R&AWJoint Tax Filing To Zero Penalties: AAP MP Raghav Chadha Pushes Big Relief For Common IndiansIndia Vs Pakistan Showdown At UN: Delhi Calls Out ‘Imaginary Islamophobia’ Claims, Afghan StrikesNDA Storm In Rajya Sabha Polls Bihar Clean Sweep Odisha Wins Haryana On HoldIndia Holds Off On US Trade Deal Signing As Washington Resets Global Tariff ArchitectureInternet Calls Bibi’s Cafe Video ‘Deepfake’, Israel Says PM Alive; ‘Free Palestine’ Echoes At OscarsIran Seeks Return Of 3 Tankers Seized By India In Return For Hormuz Safe Passage: Report123PhotostoriesVijay Deverakonda in pink, Rashmika Mandanna in green: Throwback Haldi look of ‘Virosh’ is breaking the internet5 poor habits that are slowly ruining your life– And how to fix themChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s 7-step guide on how to soft-boil and hard-boil eggs: 5 easy recipes for lunch and dinnerHigh blood pressure isn’t just a heart problem, it’s a kidney alarm6 intelligent animals and birds on Earth after humans and where to spot themLakshmi Vilas Palace: 8 stunning facts about the world’s largest private homeMore than diabetes, more than the neck: Where Acanthosis Nigricans can hide10 home names inspired by flowers from around the worldBaby names for girls born during Navratri10 countries with the highest bird species in the world; India also secures a spot123Hot PicksDoha travel alertLadakh statehood ralliesRasgulla choking deathGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingMagic JohnsonIndia LPG TankerGreen Card HoldersTaylor SwiftTeam VenezuelaGreen Card HoldersAssembly election dateWWE Raw NewsCarlos Correa WifeEid ul fitr 2026

IT’S TIME TO TAKE CONTROLFrom scrolling addiction to memory problems, science reveals what over four hours of daily screen time does to your brain and what you can do about it.Think you’re just bad at focusing? Blame your brain’s built-in superpower — and your smartphone. How Endless Reels Are Rewiring Your Brain and Destroying Your Focus Your brain isn’t a computer with fixed programming. It’s more like Play-Doh — constantly being reshaped by everything you do. Scientists call this neuroplasticity, and it’s how you learn to ride a bike, speak a new language, or remember your best friend’s birthday. But here’s the catch: every swipe, click, and scroll is also a training session for your brain. And with people globally spending over four hours a day on their phones, we’re running a massive, uncontrolled experiment on our own minds.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran calls Israeli bombing of fuel depots ‘ecocide’; Trump warns Nato over war falloutRising Gulf-Iran Tensions: elites press US to hit Iran harder; fear threat to HormuzAudio Details Iran Strike Aftermath: Mojtaba survives ‘Blue Sparrow’ hit; family and commanders killedThe results? Not pretty.When ‘Just One More Video’ Becomes A Brain ProblemFor some, the internet has stopped being a tool and has become a trap. Digital addiction, officially called Internet Addiction, is now recognised as a real behavioural condition affecting over 7% worldwide. Teens are especially vulnerable. This isn’t about weak willpower or being ‘too attached to your phone.’ It’s science. Your brain is doing exactly what it’s designed to do — learn from repetition. The problem? Compulsive scrolling is teaching it all the wrong lessons.Think of it this way: practising piano strengthens the pathways for music. Compulsive phone use strengthens pathways for craving more screen time — while weakening the circuits for self-control and deep focus.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndia Condemns Pakistan Strikes In Afghanistan, Calls It Act Of Aggression And Warns EscalationNanda Devi Returns Home After Shivalik, Crew Thanks Indian Navy For Safe Transit Through HormuzIndia Dismisses Iran ‘Tanker Swap’ Deal Reports As Baseless, Ensures Safe Ship Movement Amid Crisis‘Biased Characterization Of India’: MEA Slams USCIRF Report Seeking Sanctions On RSS, R&AWJoint Tax Filing To Zero Penalties: AAP MP Raghav Chadha Pushes Big Relief For Common IndiansIndia Vs Pakistan Showdown At UN: Delhi Calls Out ‘Imaginary Islamophobia’ Claims, Afghan StrikesNDA Storm In Rajya Sabha Polls Bihar Clean Sweep Odisha Wins Haryana On HoldIndia Holds Off On US Trade Deal Signing As Washington Resets Global Tariff ArchitectureInternet Calls Bibi’s Cafe Video ‘Deepfake’, Israel Says PM Alive; ‘Free Palestine’ Echoes At OscarsIran Seeks Return Of 3 Tankers Seized By India In Return For Hormuz Safe Passage: Report123PhotostoriesVijay Deverakonda in pink, Rashmika Mandanna in green: Throwback Haldi look of ‘Virosh’ is breaking the internet5 poor habits that are slowly ruining your life– And how to fix themChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s 7-step guide on how to soft-boil and hard-boil eggs: 5 easy recipes for lunch and dinnerHigh blood pressure isn’t just a heart problem, it’s a kidney alarm6 intelligent animals and birds on Earth after humans and where to spot themLakshmi Vilas Palace: 8 stunning facts about the world’s largest private homeMore than diabetes, more than the neck: Where Acanthosis Nigricans can hide10 home names inspired by flowers from around the worldBaby names for girls born during Navratri10 countries with the highest bird species in the world; India also secures a spot123Hot PicksDoha travel alertLadakh statehood ralliesRasgulla choking deathGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingMagic JohnsonIndia LPG TankerGreen Card HoldersTaylor SwiftTeam VenezuelaGreen Card HoldersAssembly election dateWWE Raw NewsCarlos Correa WifeEid ul fitr 2026

IT’S TIME TO TAKE CONTROLFrom scrolling addiction to memory problems, science reveals what over four hours of daily screen time does to your brain and what you can do about it.Think you’re just bad at focusing? Blame your brain’s built-in superpower — and your smartphone. How Endless Reels Are Rewiring Your Brain and Destroying Your…

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GUJCET 2026 admit card released: Check direct link to download hall ticket here

GUJCET 2026 admit card released: Check direct link to download hall ticket here

GUJCET 2026 admit card released at gujcet.gseb.org. The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has released the GUJCET 2026 admit card on the official website. Candidates who have registered for the Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) can now download their hall tickets online from gujcet.gseb.org using their login credentials.The admit card is a…

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Teyana Taylor says she’s in ‘mommy mode’ at home, and motherhood makes her feel like ‘Hannah Montana’

Teyana Taylor says she’s in ‘mommy mode’ at home, and motherhood makes her feel like ‘Hannah Montana’

Teyana Taylor, celebrated for her Golden Globe achievements, draws parallels between her parenting journey and that of Hannah Montana. Juggling the dual roles of a star and a nurturing mom, she proudly watches her daughters, Junie and Rue, gracefully handle the limelight, adeptly separating their public persona from the cherished moments of family life. Teyana…

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LPG crisis hits restaurants: Staff face salary cuts, layoffs as eateries struggle to keep kitchens running

LPG crisis hits restaurants: Staff face salary cuts, layoffs as eateries struggle to keep kitchens running

The Middle East crisis continues to boil and the ripples have triggered an operational stress for India’s food services sector. As LPG supply flows are disrupted amid the Strait of Hormuz transit issues, industry voices have warned of layoffs, salary cuts and widespread business impact if the situation drags on. Despite assurances from the government…

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Video of LPG carrier Nanda Devi (Video/X@ANI) NEW DELHI: Nanda Devi LPG tanker on Tuesday arrived at Vadinar (Jamnagar) port in Gujarat just a day after Shivalik reached India.The tanker, carrying 46,500 metric tonnes of LPG is set to begin a ship-to-ship (STS) transfer at the harbour, with the cargo expected to be moved to MT BW Birch for onward distribution.The arrival of Nanda Devi marks the return of the second successful LPG carrier reaching India after navigating through the conflict-hit Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway located between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman responsible for global trade.Officials said that the operation was facilitated through coordinated efforts by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, the Shipping Corporation of India, along with support from the Indian Navy and Iranian Navy, ensuring safe passage through one of the world’s most sensitive maritime routes.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran calls Israeli bombing of fuel depots ‘ecocide’; Trump warns Nato over war falloutRising Gulf-Iran Tensions: elites press US to hit Iran harder; fear threat to HormuzAudio Details Iran Strike Aftermath: Mojtaba survives ‘Blue Sparrow’ hit; family and commanders killedChairman of the Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), Sushil Kumar Singh, visited the vessel upon its arrival and interacted with the captain and crew as cargo operations were being prepared.Nanda Devi Returns Home After Shivalik, Crew Thanks Indian Navy For Safe Transit Through HormuzA senior officer onboard the vessel highlighted the significance of the shipment, stating that the cargo would help India manage supply pressures amid a global LPG crunch triggered by geopolitical tensions.The development follows the arrival of LPG carrier Shivalik at Mundra Port on Monday, which transported around 40,000 metric tonnes of LPG. Of this, 20,000 MT is being unloaded at Mundra, while the remaining is scheduled for Mangalore.Meanwhile, another tanker, Jag Laadki, carrying approximately 81,000 tonnes of Murban crude oil from the UAE is also en route to India. Officials confirmed that all Indian seafarers operating in the Persian Gulf region remain safe, with no incidents reported.Currently, 22 Indian-flagged vessels with over 600 seafarers are operating in the region, as authorities continue to closely monitor maritime traffic and facilitate cargo movement amid heightened tensions.The LPG cargo from Nanda Devi will be redistributed via smaller vessels and transported to various destinations across the country.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosNanda Devi Returns Home After Shivalik, Crew Thanks Indian Navy For Safe Transit Through HormuzIndia Dismisses Iran ‘Tanker Swap’ Deal Reports As Baseless, Ensures Safe Ship Movement Amid Crisis‘Biased Characterization Of India’: MEA Slams USCIRF Report Seeking Sanctions On RSS, R&AWJoint Tax Filing To Zero Penalties: AAP MP Raghav Chadha Pushes Big Relief For Common IndiansIndia Vs Pakistan Showdown At UN: Delhi Calls Out ‘Imaginary Islamophobia’ Claims, Afghan StrikesNDA Storm In Rajya Sabha Polls Bihar Clean Sweep Odisha Wins Haryana On HoldIndia Holds Off On US Trade Deal Signing As Washington Resets Global Tariff ArchitectureInternet Calls Bibi’s Cafe Video ‘Deepfake’, Israel Says PM Alive; ‘Free Palestine’ Echoes At OscarsIran Seeks Return Of 3 Tankers Seized By India In Return For Hormuz Safe Passage: ReportThree Indian Navy Destroyers Quietly Secure Oil Tankers Passage Through Volatile Hormuz123PhotostoriesVijay Deverakonda in pink, Rashmika Mandanna in green: Throwback Haldi look of ‘Virosh’ is breaking the internet5 poor habits that are slowly ruining your life– And how to fix themChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s 7-step guide on how to soft-boil and hard-boil eggs: 5 easy recipes for lunch and dinnerHigh blood pressure isn’t just a heart problem, it’s a kidney alarm6 intelligent animals and birds on Earth after humans and where to spot themLakshmi Vilas Palace: 8 stunning facts about the world’s largest private homeMore than diabetes, more than the neck: Where Acanthosis Nigricans can hide10 home names inspired by flowers from around the worldBaby names for girls born during Navratri10 countries with the highest bird species in the world; India also secures a spot123Hot PicksDoha travel alertLadakh statehood ralliesRasgulla choking deathGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingMagic JohnsonIndia LPG TankerGreen Card HoldersTaylor SwiftTeam VenezuelaGreen Card HoldersAssembly election dateWWE Raw NewsCarlos Correa WifeEid ul fitr 2026

Video of LPG carrier Nanda Devi (Video/X@ANI) NEW DELHI: Nanda Devi LPG tanker on Tuesday arrived at Vadinar (Jamnagar) port in Gujarat just a day after Shivalik reached India.The tanker, carrying 46,500 metric tonnes of LPG is set to begin a ship-to-ship (STS) transfer at the harbour, with the cargo expected to be moved to…

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Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan of India celebrate victory after the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup India & Sri Lanka 2026 Final between India and New Zealand at Narendra Modi Stadium on March 08, 2026 in Ahmedabad, India. (Photo by Pankaj Nangia/Getty Images) NEW DELHI: “Tera ek mahina form gaya tha, main do saal bahar…

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‘Khoon garam tha’: Suryakumar Yadav on how India’s 2026 T20 World Cup team differed from 2024

‘Khoon garam tha’: Suryakumar Yadav on how India’s 2026 T20 World Cup team differed from 2024

Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Varma of India lift the T20 World Cup trophy. (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: India captain Suryakumar Yadav has offered a fascinating insight into what set apart the country’s back-to-back T20 World Cup-winning squads, describing the 2024 side as driven by “experienced enthusiasm” and the 2026 unit as fuelled by the “fiery…

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Rupee recovers 4p, closes at 92.42/$

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MUMBAI: The rupee closed at 92.42/$, four paise firmer than 92.46, yet close to last week’s 92.48 record low. Losses stayed capped amid likely RBI support via state-run banks. Gulf tensions kept oil prices high, while US efforts to rally allies to secure Hormuz shipping lanes have made little headway. Brent crude rose over 1%…

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Sriram Raghavan reveals how a ‘short film’ became the Ayushmann Khurrana starrer ‘Andhadhun’: ‘I loved it so much’

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Filmmaker Sriram Raghavan shared the genesis of his critically acclaimed film ‘Andhadhun’. He revealed that a short film by Hemant Rao sparked his interest, leading to its adaptation into a feature. Despite a smooth production, the team explored numerous plot twists and endings for the gripping narrative about a piano player entangled in a murder…

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UAE travel update: Airspace reopens as GCAA lifts precautionary measures; flights resume normal operations |

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Air navigation across the United Arab Emirates has returned to normal, the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) confirmed, marking a restoration of regular flight operations after a brief but significant disruption triggered by regional security concerns, as per WAM news agency. According to the news service, the GCAA announced that all temporary precautionary measures imposed…

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Navnindra Behl Death News: Ishqbaaz fame Navnindra Behl passes away at 76: Co-star Nakuul Mehta pens down an emotional note |

Navnindra Behl Death News: Ishqbaaz fame Navnindra Behl passes away at 76: Co-star Nakuul Mehta pens down an emotional note |

Veteran actress Navnindra Behl, who’s best known for her role in Ishqbaaaz, passed away at the age of 76. Her untimely demise was confirmed by her son, filmmaker Kanu Behl. He shared an emotional post on his Instagram handle and mourned the late actress’ demise. Ishqbaaz co-star Nakuul Mehta has now shared an emotional note…

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Firefighters work at the site of a late-Monday airstrike at a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, March 17, 2026. (AP Photo/Siddiqullah Alizai) NEW DELHI: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Tuesday strongly condemned Pakistan’s strikes on a hospital in Kabul, describing them as a “massacre dressed as a military operation.”“This is a cowardly and unconscionable act of violence that has claimed the lives of a large number of civilians in a facility that can by no means be justified as a military target. Pakistan is now trying to dress up a massacre as a military operation,” the MEA said in an official statement.“This heinous act of aggression by Pakistan is a blatant assault on Afghanistan’s sovereignty and a direct threat to regional peace and stability. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran calls Israeli bombing of fuel depots ‘ecocide’; Trump warns Nato over war falloutRising Gulf-Iran Tensions: elites press US to hit Iran harder; fear threat to HormuzAudio Details Iran Strike Aftermath: Mojtaba survives ‘Blue Sparrow’ hit; family and commanders killedIt reflects a persistent pattern of reckless behaviour and repeated attempts to externalise internal failures through increasingly desperate acts of violence beyond its borders,” the MEA added. The statement also noted that the strikes were carried out during the holy month of Ramzan, making the attack “even more reprehensible.” It called on the international community to hold those responsible accountable and ensure that Pakistan’s targeting of civilians in Afghanistan ceases without delay.”India extends its deepest condolences to the bereaved families, wishes a swift recovery to those injured, and stands in solidarity with the people of Afghanistan in this tragic moment. We also reiterate our unwavering support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Afghanistan,” the statement read.Multiple fatalitiesHamdullah Fitrat, deputy spokesperson of the Taliban regime in Kabul, said in a post on X that the death toll from the Pakistani military’s strike has risen to 400, while 250 people were injured.”The Pakistani military regime carried out an airstrike at approximately 9:00 PM this evening on the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital, a 2,000-bed facility dedicated to the treatment of drug addiction. As a result of the attack, large sections of the hospital have been destroyed,” Fitrat wrote.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosNanda Devi Set To Dock In Mumbai, Crew Thanks Indian Navy For Safe Transit Through Strait Of HormuzIndia Dismisses Iran ‘Tanker Swap’ Deal Reports As Baseless, Ensures Safe Ship Movement Amid Crisis‘Biased Characterization Of India’: MEA Slams USCIRF Report Seeking Sanctions On RSS, R&AWJoint Tax Filing To Zero Penalties: AAP MP Raghav Chadha Pushes Big Relief For Common IndiansIndia Vs Pakistan Showdown At UN: Delhi Calls Out ‘Imaginary Islamophobia’ Claims, Afghan StrikesNDA Storm In Rajya Sabha Polls Bihar Clean Sweep Odisha Wins Haryana On HoldIndia Holds Off On US Trade Deal Signing As Washington Resets Global Tariff ArchitectureInternet Calls Bibi’s Cafe Video ‘Deepfake’, Israel Says PM Alive; ‘Free Palestine’ Echoes At OscarsIran Seeks Return Of 3 Tankers Seized By India In Return For Hormuz Safe Passage: ReportThree Indian Navy Destroyers Quietly Secure Oil Tankers Passage Through Volatile Hormuz123Photostories5 poor habits that are slowly ruining your life– And how to fix themChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s 7-step guide on how to soft-boil and hard-boil eggs: 5 easy recipes for lunch and dinnerHigh blood pressure isn’t just a heart problem, it’s a kidney alarm6 intelligent animals and birds on Earth after humans and where to spot themLakshmi Vilas Palace: 8 stunning facts about the world’s largest private homeMore than diabetes, more than the neck: Where Acanthosis Nigricans can hide10 home names inspired by flowers from around the worldBaby names for girls born during Navratri10 countries with the highest bird species in the world; India also secures a spot7 effective ways to keep your home cool during heatwaves123Hot PicksDoha travel alertLadakh statehood ralliesRasgulla choking deathGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingMagic JohnsonIndia LPG TankerGreen Card HoldersTaylor SwiftTeam VenezuelaGreen Card HoldersAssembly election dateWWE Raw NewsCarlos Correa WifeEid ul fitr 2026

Firefighters work at the site of a late-Monday airstrike at a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, March 17, 2026. (AP Photo/Siddiqullah Alizai) NEW DELHI: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Tuesday strongly condemned Pakistan’s strikes on a hospital in Kabul, describing them as a “massacre dressed as a military operation.”“This is a cowardly and unconscionable act of violence that has claimed the lives of a large number of civilians in a facility that can by no means be justified as a military target. Pakistan is now trying to dress up a massacre as a military operation,” the MEA said in an official statement.“This heinous act of aggression by Pakistan is a blatant assault on Afghanistan’s sovereignty and a direct threat to regional peace and stability. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran calls Israeli bombing of fuel depots ‘ecocide’; Trump warns Nato over war falloutRising Gulf-Iran Tensions: elites press US to hit Iran harder; fear threat to HormuzAudio Details Iran Strike Aftermath: Mojtaba survives ‘Blue Sparrow’ hit; family and commanders killedIt reflects a persistent pattern of reckless behaviour and repeated attempts to externalise internal failures through increasingly desperate acts of violence beyond its borders,” the MEA added. The statement also noted that the strikes were carried out during the holy month of Ramzan, making the attack “even more reprehensible.” It called on the international community to hold those responsible accountable and ensure that Pakistan’s targeting of civilians in Afghanistan ceases without delay.”India extends its deepest condolences to the bereaved families, wishes a swift recovery to those injured, and stands in solidarity with the people of Afghanistan in this tragic moment. We also reiterate our unwavering support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Afghanistan,” the statement read.Multiple fatalitiesHamdullah Fitrat, deputy spokesperson of the Taliban regime in Kabul, said in a post on X that the death toll from the Pakistani military’s strike has risen to 400, while 250 people were injured.”The Pakistani military regime carried out an airstrike at approximately 9:00 PM this evening on the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital, a 2,000-bed facility dedicated to the treatment of drug addiction. As a result of the attack, large sections of the hospital have been destroyed,” Fitrat wrote.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosNanda Devi Set To Dock In Mumbai, Crew Thanks Indian Navy For Safe Transit Through Strait Of HormuzIndia Dismisses Iran ‘Tanker Swap’ Deal Reports As Baseless, Ensures Safe Ship Movement Amid Crisis‘Biased Characterization Of India’: MEA Slams USCIRF Report Seeking Sanctions On RSS, R&AWJoint Tax Filing To Zero Penalties: AAP MP Raghav Chadha Pushes Big Relief For Common IndiansIndia Vs Pakistan Showdown At UN: Delhi Calls Out ‘Imaginary Islamophobia’ Claims, Afghan StrikesNDA Storm In Rajya Sabha Polls Bihar Clean Sweep Odisha Wins Haryana On HoldIndia Holds Off On US Trade Deal Signing As Washington Resets Global Tariff ArchitectureInternet Calls Bibi’s Cafe Video ‘Deepfake’, Israel Says PM Alive; ‘Free Palestine’ Echoes At OscarsIran Seeks Return Of 3 Tankers Seized By India In Return For Hormuz Safe Passage: ReportThree Indian Navy Destroyers Quietly Secure Oil Tankers Passage Through Volatile Hormuz123Photostories5 poor habits that are slowly ruining your life– And how to fix themChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s 7-step guide on how to soft-boil and hard-boil eggs: 5 easy recipes for lunch and dinnerHigh blood pressure isn’t just a heart problem, it’s a kidney alarm6 intelligent animals and birds on Earth after humans and where to spot themLakshmi Vilas Palace: 8 stunning facts about the world’s largest private homeMore than diabetes, more than the neck: Where Acanthosis Nigricans can hide10 home names inspired by flowers from around the worldBaby names for girls born during Navratri10 countries with the highest bird species in the world; India also secures a spot7 effective ways to keep your home cool during heatwaves123Hot PicksDoha travel alertLadakh statehood ralliesRasgulla choking deathGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingMagic JohnsonIndia LPG TankerGreen Card HoldersTaylor SwiftTeam VenezuelaGreen Card HoldersAssembly election dateWWE Raw NewsCarlos Correa WifeEid ul fitr 2026

Firefighters work at the site of a late-Monday airstrike at a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, March 17, 2026. (AP Photo/Siddiqullah Alizai) NEW DELHI: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Tuesday strongly condemned Pakistan’s strikes on a hospital in Kabul, describing them as a “massacre dressed as a military operation.”“This is a…

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