A woman in Uttar Pradesh successfully fought a legal battle to get her own son sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her husband. The son, along with two accomplices, killed the father in 2018 over a property dispute. The mother testified against her son in court, providing key evidence that led to his conviction. The Allahabad High Court upheld the trial court’s life sentence on March 20, 2026, bringing closure to the seven-year-old case.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah sharply criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during a rally in Guwahati, Assam. Shah accused Rahul of defaming India by eating tea and pakoras on Parliament steps and repeatedly calling the country “poor” in Parliament. He claimed this showed disrespect toward the highest democratic institution. Shah contrasted it with Prime Minister Modi’s development initiatives, including the world’s largest AI summit. The rally was part of BJP’s campaign ahead of Assam assembly polls.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee refuted President Droupadi Murmu's claims of a venue change from Bidhannagar to Goshaipur for her tribal program in Siliguri, asserting that Goshaipur was always the approved site. Documents from the President's Secretariat confirm no ministers or the CM were scheduled to attend. Banerjee accused the BJP of misusing the presidency for political gains during election season. The opposition labeled the government's response as defensive, highlighting protocol adherence issues raised by the President.

A heartwarming video shows a man with Parkinson’s disease singing the classic song “Kya Khoob Lagti Ho” to wake his wife in the morning. Despite tremors, he sings sweetly and lovingly, bringing a smile to her face. The clip, shared on social media, has gone viral with millions of views. Netizens praised the couple’s bond, calling it a beautiful example of love and companionship overcoming illness. The man’s voice remains steady and melodious, touching hearts worldwide.

India has blamed Iran for the attack on the merchant vessel Iris Dena in the Indian Ocean on March 4, 2026. The ship was returning from Visakhapatnam after participating in the MILAN-2026 naval exercise hosted by the Indian Navy. The attack occurred off Sri Lanka's southern coast in international waters, resulting in over 80 sailors dead and 100 missing. The US Defence Secretary confirmed a US submarine torpedoed the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena. India has maintained silence on the incident while rejecting claims it allowed US attacks from its ports. Opposition parties criticized the government for losing regional influence.

The Iranian frigate IRIS Dena sank in the Indian Ocean after a US submarine attack on March 4, 2026. The ship had recently participated in India's MILAN-2026 naval exercise in Visakhapatnam. Confusion arose over whether the ship was in Indian territorial waters or international waters. The vessel was in international waters outside India's EEZ when attacked. India rejected claims that it allowed US attacks from its ports. The sinking killed over 80 sailors and left 100 missing. Opposition parties criticized the government for losing regional influence.

A young man leaning out of a moving train to film an Instagram reel crashed his head into a trackside pole and fell off the train. The incident was captured in a video shared by Instagram user Krishnachnad Nishad (@nishadji3207). The man stood at the open door, leaning out for a dramatic shot while his friend filmed from inside. He glanced briefly at the tracks but failed to notice the series of poles. As he stretched further, his head struck a pole with severe force, causing him to fall instantly. The video ends abruptly, leaving his condition unknown but highlighting the extreme danger.

Australian travel vlogger Duncan McNaught wandered into a random Indian wedding in an undisclosed location and was warmly welcomed. He joined the festivities, received a teeka on his forehead, enjoyed the feast, greeted the bride, and danced enthusiastically at the sangeet with children and guests. His Instagram video of the experience, captioned “Wedding crashing in India has never been so easy,” went viral with nearly 30 million views. Viewers praised Indian hospitality and called it the ultimate travel hack for free food and fun.

An Air India flight from Abu Dhabi landed safely in New Delhi on March 2, 2026, as airlines resumed limited operations amid the escalating Middle East conflict. The flight carried Indian nationals stranded due to airspace restrictions. Indian carriers like IndiGo and Air India are operating select routes with heightened security, while international airlines have canceled flights to the region. The Ministry of External Affairs advised against non-essential travel.

India has reiterated its advisory urging all Indian citizens to leave Iran immediately due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. The Ministry of External Affairs highlighted risks from regional instability and potential military escalation. Helplines and emergency contact details were shared for those needing assistance. The advisory follows similar warnings from other countries and reflects growing concern over the security situation in Iran. Indian nationals are advised to register on the MADAD portal.