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Late Khamenei’s wife alive, says report; son recalls seeing Iran leader’s body after US-Israel strike

Late Khamenei’s wife alive, says report; son recalls seeing Iran leader’s body after US-Israel strike

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Iranian state media on Thursday said the wife of late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is alive, dismissing earlier reports claiming she had died in February 28 attack by the United States and Israel.News agency Reuters reported the clarification quoting Iranian media that came hours after first statement by Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei.In his…

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Vivek Ramaswamy’s wife campaigns for him in new ad for Ohio Guv election, introduces ‘Savithri’ amid trolling

Vivek Ramaswamy’s wife campaigns for him in new ad for Ohio Guv election, introduces ‘Savithri’ amid trolling

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Vivek Ramaswamy’s wife Apoorva debuted in campaigning for Ramaswamy in the Ohio Governor election in a new advertisement where she introduced their newborn Savithri, to the world, shrugging off the trolling that it earlier caused and would cause in the future. “Bringing a new baby home puts everything into perspective. I am Apoorva Ramaswamy. Nothing…

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An Indian passenger being welcomed by family members upon his arrival on a flight from Saudi Arabia, amid the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport Gujarat. (PTI photo) NEW DELHI: With the Israel-Iran war escalating by the day, Indian missions in West Asia including Qatar, Bahrain and UAE are trying hard to get as many compatriots out of there as possible. While Bahrain has no aerial connectivity since Feb 28, Doha and UAE have a few flights. But since they are clearly nowhere close to the demand of travel given the fact that over a crore Indians live and work in Gulf Cooperation Council countries — Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain, — these missions are coordinating with the Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia and Oman (for those in UAE) to get transit visas so that people can fly out of Dammam, Jeddah, Riyadh and Muscat.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Saudi intercepts drone headed to Shaybah oil field; Israeli strikes 10 Hezbollah targets in Beirut’Legitimate targets’: Iran issues warning to US tech firms including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, NvidiaSafe Passage For Indian Vessels: Iran clears Indian-flagged ships in Hormuz; US, Europe, Israel face curbsBut given the constraints amod the war, Indians in GCC are feeling the heat. “I had applied for Saudi pass (transit) visa for self, wife and our toddler on March 2. That has not come so far. I keep buying Qatar Airways tickets for Delhi flights but have been unable to fly out. Each time there is an explosion, our child gets very scared and we have a tough time comforting him,” said a Doha-based Indian. Indian Expat In UAE Opens Farmhouse For Tourists Stranded By Flight Disruptions Amid West Asia War According to the aviation ministry, over 1.5 lakh people have flown from GCC to India between Feb 28 and March 11. Indian carriers resumed Riyadh flights from Thursday, with Day One seeing four flights by Air India, IndiGo and AI Express.Aviation analytics company Cirium says between March 6 and 12, Dubai International (DXB) has seen maximum departures for India at 167 with Mumbai seeing the highest at 62, followed by Delhi at 56; Hyderabad at 25 and Bangalore at 24. India has for years been the biggest market for DXB.The Indian embassy in Qatar said on X Thursday 1-2 flights “of Qatar Airways are expected for India daily in the coming days.” “Indian nationals wishing to travel out of Qatar continue to have the option of either taking the limited number of flights operated by Qatar Airways or exit through Salwa border to Saudi Arabia if a valid Saudi visa is available. We continue to facilitate temporary transit visas valid for 96 hours for Saudi Arabia for Indian nationals who were on visit visa to Qatar and wish to leave via Saudi Arabia,” it said.The UAE does not have regular flights and is giving slots to airlines as per availability. India is trying to get as many slots as possible but the demand is way too high.People who have managed to get home recount their ordeal as well as the pressure under which Indian missions staffers in GCC are working. “The situation at Saudi embassies is crazy in other GCC countries. Indian embassies are coordinating getting Saudi trasit visas which is a big help. We are really thankful to out embassy officials in Bahrain in helping our Saudi visas,” said an Indian who returned to Mumbai on Thursday.The embassy in Qatar has set up a war room from where requests for getting confirm seats on Qatar Airways flights or Saudi visas are being handled.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndian Crew Hit In Iran War Shipping Chaos: 3 Dead, 4 InjuredCentre Urges Citizens To Avoid Panic Booking As India Assures Stable LPG, Fuel Supply Amid WarChief Of Integrated Staff Air Marshal Dixit Says India Not Dealing With Same Pakistan After Operation SindoorEpstein Chants Greet Hardeep Puri In Lok Sabha Amid Rahul Gandhi’s Dig At Minister, Birla Steps In“Energy Security Compromised”: Rahul Gandhi Sounds Alarm In Parliament’India’s Fuel Supply Stable’: Hardeep Singh Puri Rejects LPG Shortage, Oil Crisis Fears In Lok Sabha’I Heard A Cracker Sound…’: Farooq Abdullah Opens Up About Assassination AttemptRahul Gandhi Warns Of Fuel Crisis Amid Middle East Conflict, BJP MP Dubey Hits Back With Soros JibeAmid US-Iran War, First Crude Tanker Shenlong Safely Reaches Mumbai Port Through Strait Of HormuzIndian Ship Safety To Energy Crisis: MEA Reveals Details On Talks Between Jaishankar And Iran FM123Photostories6 foods to add to coconut water to make it an even more hydrating morning drinkOprah Winfrey once said, “Turn your wounds into wisdom”: 4 lessons it teaches studentsNormal cholesterol but early heart attack risk? Doctors say Lipoprotein(a) test can reveal hidden danger6 superbikes famous for their thrilling engine roarAhead of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ release, revisiting Ranveer Singh’s iconic characters like Khilji, Bajirao, Rocky Randhawa9 effective ways to fix excess salt in curries and sabziWhatsApp launches parent-managed accounts for pre-teens: Step-by-step guide to control contacts, privacy, and group access safely8 rattlesnake facts that explain how these venomous snakes hunt, strike and surviveMemory loss in your 40s may signal early-onset Dementia: Doctors explain symptoms, causes, and prevention tips6 common rental scams and how to avoid them123Hot PicksStrait of Hormuz naval minesChina Yj-12 missileUCC gender biasCovid vaccine compensation policyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingCardi BIPL Teams Match ScheduleThe RockUS Stock Market NewsLPG Shortage in MumbaiFixed-term employmentJones ActIran US WarReliance Oil Refinery in USMiddle East War

An Indian passenger being welcomed by family members upon his arrival on a flight from Saudi Arabia, amid the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport Gujarat. (PTI photo) NEW DELHI: With the Israel-Iran war escalating by the day, Indian missions in West Asia including Qatar, Bahrain and UAE are trying hard to get as many compatriots out of there as possible. While Bahrain has no aerial connectivity since Feb 28, Doha and UAE have a few flights. But since they are clearly nowhere close to the demand of travel given the fact that over a crore Indians live and work in Gulf Cooperation Council countries — Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain, — these missions are coordinating with the Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia and Oman (for those in UAE) to get transit visas so that people can fly out of Dammam, Jeddah, Riyadh and Muscat.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Saudi intercepts drone headed to Shaybah oil field; Israeli strikes 10 Hezbollah targets in Beirut’Legitimate targets’: Iran issues warning to US tech firms including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, NvidiaSafe Passage For Indian Vessels: Iran clears Indian-flagged ships in Hormuz; US, Europe, Israel face curbsBut given the constraints amod the war, Indians in GCC are feeling the heat. “I had applied for Saudi pass (transit) visa for self, wife and our toddler on March 2. That has not come so far. I keep buying Qatar Airways tickets for Delhi flights but have been unable to fly out. Each time there is an explosion, our child gets very scared and we have a tough time comforting him,” said a Doha-based Indian. Indian Expat In UAE Opens Farmhouse For Tourists Stranded By Flight Disruptions Amid West Asia War According to the aviation ministry, over 1.5 lakh people have flown from GCC to India between Feb 28 and March 11. Indian carriers resumed Riyadh flights from Thursday, with Day One seeing four flights by Air India, IndiGo and AI Express.Aviation analytics company Cirium says between March 6 and 12, Dubai International (DXB) has seen maximum departures for India at 167 with Mumbai seeing the highest at 62, followed by Delhi at 56; Hyderabad at 25 and Bangalore at 24. India has for years been the biggest market for DXB.The Indian embassy in Qatar said on X Thursday 1-2 flights “of Qatar Airways are expected for India daily in the coming days.” “Indian nationals wishing to travel out of Qatar continue to have the option of either taking the limited number of flights operated by Qatar Airways or exit through Salwa border to Saudi Arabia if a valid Saudi visa is available. We continue to facilitate temporary transit visas valid for 96 hours for Saudi Arabia for Indian nationals who were on visit visa to Qatar and wish to leave via Saudi Arabia,” it said.The UAE does not have regular flights and is giving slots to airlines as per availability. India is trying to get as many slots as possible but the demand is way too high.People who have managed to get home recount their ordeal as well as the pressure under which Indian missions staffers in GCC are working. “The situation at Saudi embassies is crazy in other GCC countries. Indian embassies are coordinating getting Saudi trasit visas which is a big help. We are really thankful to out embassy officials in Bahrain in helping our Saudi visas,” said an Indian who returned to Mumbai on Thursday.The embassy in Qatar has set up a war room from where requests for getting confirm seats on Qatar Airways flights or Saudi visas are being handled.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndian Crew Hit In Iran War Shipping Chaos: 3 Dead, 4 InjuredCentre Urges Citizens To Avoid Panic Booking As India Assures Stable LPG, Fuel Supply Amid WarChief Of Integrated Staff Air Marshal Dixit Says India Not Dealing With Same Pakistan After Operation SindoorEpstein Chants Greet Hardeep Puri In Lok Sabha Amid Rahul Gandhi’s Dig At Minister, Birla Steps In“Energy Security Compromised”: Rahul Gandhi Sounds Alarm In Parliament’India’s Fuel Supply Stable’: Hardeep Singh Puri Rejects LPG Shortage, Oil Crisis Fears In Lok Sabha’I Heard A Cracker Sound…’: Farooq Abdullah Opens Up About Assassination AttemptRahul Gandhi Warns Of Fuel Crisis Amid Middle East Conflict, BJP MP Dubey Hits Back With Soros JibeAmid US-Iran War, First Crude Tanker Shenlong Safely Reaches Mumbai Port Through Strait Of HormuzIndian Ship Safety To Energy Crisis: MEA Reveals Details On Talks Between Jaishankar And Iran FM123Photostories6 foods to add to coconut water to make it an even more hydrating morning drinkOprah Winfrey once said, “Turn your wounds into wisdom”: 4 lessons it teaches studentsNormal cholesterol but early heart attack risk? Doctors say Lipoprotein(a) test can reveal hidden danger6 superbikes famous for their thrilling engine roarAhead of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ release, revisiting Ranveer Singh’s iconic characters like Khilji, Bajirao, Rocky Randhawa9 effective ways to fix excess salt in curries and sabziWhatsApp launches parent-managed accounts for pre-teens: Step-by-step guide to control contacts, privacy, and group access safely8 rattlesnake facts that explain how these venomous snakes hunt, strike and surviveMemory loss in your 40s may signal early-onset Dementia: Doctors explain symptoms, causes, and prevention tips6 common rental scams and how to avoid them123Hot PicksStrait of Hormuz naval minesChina Yj-12 missileUCC gender biasCovid vaccine compensation policyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingCardi BIPL Teams Match ScheduleThe RockUS Stock Market NewsLPG Shortage in MumbaiFixed-term employmentJones ActIran US WarReliance Oil Refinery in USMiddle East War

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An Indian passenger being welcomed by family members upon his arrival on a flight from Saudi Arabia, amid the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport Gujarat. (PTI photo) NEW DELHI: With the Israel-Iran war escalating by the day, Indian missions in West Asia including Qatar, Bahrain and UAE are trying hard to…

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Mar 12, 2026, 22:49 IST

Mar 12, 2026, 22:49 IST

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Sumit Antil in Paris Paralympics 2024. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India enjoyed a dominant day at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix, with Paralympic champion Sumit Antil leading the charge by winning gold in the men’s javelin throw (F43/F44/F64). The double Paralympic gold medallist produced a powerful throw of 69.25 metres to secure the top…

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White House mulls suspending ‘Jones Act’ to curb soaring oil prices amid Iran conflict – key maritime law explained

White House mulls suspending ‘Jones Act’ to curb soaring oil prices amid Iran conflict – key maritime law explained

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Amid the rising oil prices as the Iran conflict continues to escalate, the Trump administration is considering the idea of suspending a key maritime law that requires American ships be used to transport between US ports.“In the interest of national defense, the White House is considering waiving the Jones Act for a limited period of…

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The Lancet Planetary Health Study: India’s climate-health reporting stands out in global study | Bengaluru News

The Lancet Planetary Health Study: India’s climate-health reporting stands out in global study | Bengaluru News

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BENGALURU: Bengaluru: At a time when climate change is increasingly reshaping public health risks across the globe, Indian media has quietly carved out a leadership role in linking the two. A new study published in The Lancet Planetary Health has found that Indian news outlets are emerging as global frontrunners in climate-health journalism, surpassing coverage…

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Malaika Arora Pink Saree: Malaika Arora turns heads in ₹2.79 lakh pink saree at Kritika Kamra–Gaurav Kapur’s intimate wedding |

Malaika Arora Pink Saree: Malaika Arora turns heads in ₹2.79 lakh pink saree at Kritika Kamra–Gaurav Kapur’s intimate wedding |

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Actor Kritika Kamra and host Gaurav Kapur celebrated their wedding with an intimate reception at his Bandra home on March 11. Among the guests, Malaika Arora made a stylish appearance in an elegant, dust-pink tulle saree by Gauri & Nainika, perfectly complementing the festive yet understated occasion. Actor Kritika Kamra and television host–cricket presenter Gaurav…

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday played down the energy crisis in the country triggered by the ongoing conflict between thejoint forces of United States and Israel with Iran. While addressing the NXT Summit, the Prime Minister indirectly targeted those who are “trying to create panic” and claimed that, by doing so, they are exposing themselves in front of the public.”We will have to make collective efforts, keeping the national interest supreme and fulfilling our duties. Nowadays, there is a lot of discussion about LPG. There are some people who are trying to create panic. They want to push their own agenda,” PM Modi said.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Saudi intercepts drone headed to Shaybah oil field; Israeli strikes 10 Hezbollah targets in Beirut’Legitimate targets’: Iran issues warning to US tech firms including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, NvidiaSafe Passage For Indian Vessels: Iran clears Indian-flagged ships in Hormuz; US, Europe, Israel face curbs “At this time, I do not wish to make political comments on them. But I will certainly say that by doing so, they are not only exposing themselves in front of the public but also causing great harm to the country,” he added.The Prime Minister said that the government has prioritised self-reliance in the energy sector to ensure that the country doesn’t have to rely solely on foreign sources for energy.”To ensure we don’t have to rely solely on foreign sources for energy, emphasis was placed on self-reliance in the energy sector. Until 2014, there were only 14 crore LPG connections in the country. Today, there are more than double that—33 crore household LPG connections. In 2014, there were only 4 LNG terminals in the country,” PM Modi said.”Today, their number has also doubled. Today, no country is untouched by the impact of this global crisis that has arrived. In lesser or greater measure, everyone is a victim of this crisis. India too is leaving no stone unturned to deal with this crisis,” he added.The Prime Minister also said the government is making every possible effort to ensure that the burden of situations arising from war does not fall on the citizens of India.”The Government of India has always made every possible effort to ensure that the burden of situations arising from war does not fall on the citizens of India,” he said.”This time too, we will make every possible effort to ensure that the war has the least possible impact on the lives of the country’s farmers and the citizens of the country,” he added.Fears of LPG shortage began spreading across the country as the escalating conflict in the Middle East disrupts global energy supply chains.The closure of the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian retaliation against US–Israel strikes has triggered panic buying, long queues at LPG agencies and petrol pumps, and forced restaurants and small businesses to switch to alternative cooking methods.With certain measures helping raise domestic LPG production by 28 per cent and some alternative sources being tapped overseas, the government has decided to allow some sale of commercial LPG to meet a fifth of the demand, Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary in the Oil Ministry, said.”The state governments will have to identify the beneficiaries,” she said.As panic buying escalates, the government has extended the LPG refill ordering window for rural users to 45 days, up from 25 days set last week for all users, which itself had replaced the previous 21-day limit. The move aims to manage demand and ensure equitable distribution amid the ongoing energy supply disruptions caused by the West Asia crisis, she said.The increase in the monthly quota of kerosene released to states is the first in more than a decade and temporarily reverses the government’s stated objective of phasing out the fuel, which, besides being heavily subsidised, was also used for adulteration in petrol.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 MediaVideosCentre Urges Citizens To Avoid Panic Booking As India Assures Stable LPG, Fuel Supply Amid WarChief Of Integrated Staff Air Marshal Dixit Says India Not Dealing With Same Pakistan After Operation SindoorEpstein Chants Greet Hardeep Puri In Lok Sabha Amid Rahul Gandhi’s Dig At Minister, Birla Steps In“Energy Security Compromised”: Rahul Gandhi Sounds Alarm In Parliament’India’s Fuel Supply Stable’: Hardeep Singh Puri Rejects LPG Shortage, Oil Crisis Fears In Lok Sabha’I Heard A Cracker Sound…’: Farooq Abdullah Opens Up About Assassination AttemptRahul Gandhi Warns Of Fuel Crisis Amid Middle East Conflict, BJP MP Dubey Hits Back With Soros JibeAmid US-Iran War, First Crude Tanker Shenlong Safely Reaches Mumbai Port Through Strait Of HormuzIndian Ship Safety To Energy Crisis: MEA Reveals Details On Talks Between Jaishankar And Iran FM’Farooq’s Killing Intention Of Govt?’: Kharge Asks In Parl; Nadda Hits Back, Slams ‘Politics’123PhotostoriesOprah Winfrey once said, “Turn your wounds into wisdom”: 4 lessons it teaches studentsNormal cholesterol but early heart attack risk? Doctors say Lipoprotein(a) test can reveal hidden danger6 superbikes famous for their thrilling engine roarAhead of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ release, revisiting Ranveer Singh’s iconic characters like Khilji, Bajirao, Rocky Randhawa9 effective ways to fix excess salt in curries and sabziWhatsApp launches parent-managed accounts for pre-teens: Step-by-step guide to control contacts, privacy, and group access safely8 rattlesnake facts that explain how these venomous snakes hunt, strike and surviveMemory loss in your 40s may signal early-onset Dementia: Doctors explain symptoms, causes, and prevention tips6 common rental scams and how to avoid themHow to make Bread Paneer Pakoda for evening snacking with chai123Hot PicksStrait of Hormuz naval minesChina Yj-12 missileUCC gender biasCovid vaccine compensation policyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingCardi BIPL Teams Match ScheduleThe RockMumbai TemperatureLPG Shortage in MumbaiMadhya Pradesh Student RapeIransoleimani class warshipsIran US WarReliance Oil Refinery in USMiddle East War

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday played down the energy crisis in the country triggered by the ongoing conflict between thejoint forces of United States and Israel with Iran. While addressing the NXT Summit, the Prime Minister indirectly targeted those who are “trying to create panic” and claimed that, by doing so, they are exposing themselves in front of the public.”We will have to make collective efforts, keeping the national interest supreme and fulfilling our duties. Nowadays, there is a lot of discussion about LPG. There are some people who are trying to create panic. They want to push their own agenda,” PM Modi said.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Saudi intercepts drone headed to Shaybah oil field; Israeli strikes 10 Hezbollah targets in Beirut’Legitimate targets’: Iran issues warning to US tech firms including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, NvidiaSafe Passage For Indian Vessels: Iran clears Indian-flagged ships in Hormuz; US, Europe, Israel face curbs “At this time, I do not wish to make political comments on them. But I will certainly say that by doing so, they are not only exposing themselves in front of the public but also causing great harm to the country,” he added.The Prime Minister said that the government has prioritised self-reliance in the energy sector to ensure that the country doesn’t have to rely solely on foreign sources for energy.”To ensure we don’t have to rely solely on foreign sources for energy, emphasis was placed on self-reliance in the energy sector. Until 2014, there were only 14 crore LPG connections in the country. Today, there are more than double that—33 crore household LPG connections. In 2014, there were only 4 LNG terminals in the country,” PM Modi said.”Today, their number has also doubled. Today, no country is untouched by the impact of this global crisis that has arrived. In lesser or greater measure, everyone is a victim of this crisis. India too is leaving no stone unturned to deal with this crisis,” he added.The Prime Minister also said the government is making every possible effort to ensure that the burden of situations arising from war does not fall on the citizens of India.”The Government of India has always made every possible effort to ensure that the burden of situations arising from war does not fall on the citizens of India,” he said.”This time too, we will make every possible effort to ensure that the war has the least possible impact on the lives of the country’s farmers and the citizens of the country,” he added.Fears of LPG shortage began spreading across the country as the escalating conflict in the Middle East disrupts global energy supply chains.The closure of the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian retaliation against US–Israel strikes has triggered panic buying, long queues at LPG agencies and petrol pumps, and forced restaurants and small businesses to switch to alternative cooking methods.With certain measures helping raise domestic LPG production by 28 per cent and some alternative sources being tapped overseas, the government has decided to allow some sale of commercial LPG to meet a fifth of the demand, Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary in the Oil Ministry, said.”The state governments will have to identify the beneficiaries,” she said.As panic buying escalates, the government has extended the LPG refill ordering window for rural users to 45 days, up from 25 days set last week for all users, which itself had replaced the previous 21-day limit. The move aims to manage demand and ensure equitable distribution amid the ongoing energy supply disruptions caused by the West Asia crisis, she said.The increase in the monthly quota of kerosene released to states is the first in more than a decade and temporarily reverses the government’s stated objective of phasing out the fuel, which, besides being heavily subsidised, was also used for adulteration in petrol.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 MediaVideosCentre Urges Citizens To Avoid Panic Booking As India Assures Stable LPG, Fuel Supply Amid WarChief Of Integrated Staff Air Marshal Dixit Says India Not Dealing With Same Pakistan After Operation SindoorEpstein Chants Greet Hardeep Puri In Lok Sabha Amid Rahul Gandhi’s Dig At Minister, Birla Steps In“Energy Security Compromised”: Rahul Gandhi Sounds Alarm In Parliament’India’s Fuel Supply Stable’: Hardeep Singh Puri Rejects LPG Shortage, Oil Crisis Fears In Lok Sabha’I Heard A Cracker Sound…’: Farooq Abdullah Opens Up About Assassination AttemptRahul Gandhi Warns Of Fuel Crisis Amid Middle East Conflict, BJP MP Dubey Hits Back With Soros JibeAmid US-Iran War, First Crude Tanker Shenlong Safely Reaches Mumbai Port Through Strait Of HormuzIndian Ship Safety To Energy Crisis: MEA Reveals Details On Talks Between Jaishankar And Iran FM’Farooq’s Killing Intention Of Govt?’: Kharge Asks In Parl; Nadda Hits Back, Slams ‘Politics’123PhotostoriesOprah Winfrey once said, “Turn your wounds into wisdom”: 4 lessons it teaches studentsNormal cholesterol but early heart attack risk? Doctors say Lipoprotein(a) test can reveal hidden danger6 superbikes famous for their thrilling engine roarAhead of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ release, revisiting Ranveer Singh’s iconic characters like Khilji, Bajirao, Rocky Randhawa9 effective ways to fix excess salt in curries and sabziWhatsApp launches parent-managed accounts for pre-teens: Step-by-step guide to control contacts, privacy, and group access safely8 rattlesnake facts that explain how these venomous snakes hunt, strike and surviveMemory loss in your 40s may signal early-onset Dementia: Doctors explain symptoms, causes, and prevention tips6 common rental scams and how to avoid themHow to make Bread Paneer Pakoda for evening snacking with chai123Hot PicksStrait of Hormuz naval minesChina Yj-12 missileUCC gender biasCovid vaccine compensation policyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingCardi BIPL Teams Match ScheduleThe RockMumbai TemperatureLPG Shortage in MumbaiMadhya Pradesh Student RapeIransoleimani class warshipsIran US WarReliance Oil Refinery in USMiddle East War

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday played down the energy crisis in the country triggered by the ongoing conflict between thejoint forces of United States and Israel with Iran. While addressing the NXT Summit, the Prime Minister indirectly targeted those who are “trying to create panic” and claimed that, by doing so, they…

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Linda McMahon flags stricter monitoring of foreign donations to US universities: Colleges told to disclose funding sources

Linda McMahon flags stricter monitoring of foreign donations to US universities: Colleges told to disclose funding sources

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Linda McMahon flags stricter monitoring of foreign donations to US universities Universities across the United States could face tighter scrutiny over foreign financial contributions as federal authorities move to strengthen enforcement of disclosure rules governing overseas donations to higher education institutions.In a recent interview with Fox Business, US Education Secretary Linda McMahon indicated that the…

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Amitabh Bachchan gets emotionaal as he mourns the loss of a ‘very dear friend’, says ‘one by one they all leave’

Amitabh Bachchan gets emotionaal as he mourns the loss of a ‘very dear friend’, says ‘one by one they all leave’

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Megastar Amitabh Bachchan turned emotional as he mourned the loss of a “very dear friend”. The veteran actor took to his personal blog on Thursday to share a heartfelt note remembering his late friend and the bond they shared. In his emotional message, Amitabh described his friend as someone who always found a solution even…

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