
Offbeat
Man Crashes into Pole While Leaning Out of Moving Train to Film Reel, Falls Down
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.

India
India Denies Helping US To Attack Iran Ship in Indian Ocean
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.

India
Iris Dena Warship Sunk In International Waters or Indian Territory?
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.
India
Flight from Abu Dhabi Lands in India as Airlines Begin Limited Ops Amid Conflict
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
India Reiterates Advisory Asking Citizens to Leave Iran Amid Rising Tensions
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.

India
Delhi High Court: Unemployed Wife's Domestic Work Cannot Be Ignored
The Delhi High Court ruled that the unpaid domestic work of an unemployed wife must be recognized and cannot be ignored when determining maintenance in matrimonial disputes. The court emphasized that such contributions have economic value and should be factored into financial support calculations. This landmark judgment strengthens the legal recognition of homemakers' efforts, potentially impacting thousands of maintenance cases across India. The ruling came in a case involving a couple's separation where the wife sought enhanced maintenance.

India
Galgotias University Apologizes for Robodog Row, Says HOD Ill-Informed
Galgotias University issued an official apology following backlash over its AI summit display featuring Chinese robodogs and a South Korean flag drone show. The university stated that the Head of Department of Communications was "ill-informed" and "not authorized" to speak to the press. The statement reaffirmed commitment to indigenous innovation and clarified the display was part of international collaboration. The apology came after widespread criticism on social media accusing the institution of undermining national pride.

India
Galgotias University Faces Controversy Over 'Robodog' and Drone Display at AI Summit
Galgotias University drew sharp criticism for showcasing Chinese-made robodogs and a drone display featuring the South Korean flag at an AI summit, sparking accusations of promoting foreign technology over Indian innovation. The event, attended by dignitaries, included a soccer match between Chinese robodogs and a drone show with the Korean flag, prompting backlash on social media. The university later apologized, stating the HOD of Communications was ill-informed and not authorized to speak to the press. The controversy highlighted concerns over national pride and technology promotion.

India
India Stops Ravi River Water Flow to Pakistan via Shahpur Kandi Dam
India has operationalized the Shahpur Kandi barrage on the Ravi River from April 2026, halting surplus waters from flowing to Pakistan and diverting them for domestic irrigation and hydropower. This move follows the 2025 suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack. The barrage will irrigate over 32,000 hectares in Jammu and Kashmir and benefit Punjab. Pakistan has protested and approached the Hague, but India rejects the proceedings.
India
Amit Shah Slams Rahul Gandhi for Misleading Farmers on US Trade Deal
Union Home Minister Amit Shah strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi for spreading misinformation about the India-US trade deal, accusing him of misleading farmers and creating unnecessary panic. Shah asserted that the deal fully protects sensitive sectors like agriculture and dairy with no concessions given. He emphasized that the agreement is beneficial for Indian exports and farmer incomes. The sharp exchange highlights the political battle over the trade deal ahead of upcoming elections.




