Tamil Nadu Railway Police has launched a WhatsApp group named "Rail Women Passengers Safety." The initiative aims to prevent crimes against women and ensure their security during train journeys. Railway Director General of Police Vanniyaperumal inaugurated the group.

From April 1, Tamil Nadu will reduce property registration fees by 1% for women owners. This applies to houses, land, and farms valued up to ₹10 lakh. The initiative aims to promote women's property ownership and financial empowerment.

Thirumavalavan stated that VCK’s policy stance has reshaped Tamil Nadu politics. He criticized AIADMK and TVK for struggling due to VCK’s firm position. He emphasized that the winning alliance in Tamil Nadu will be the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam-led coalition.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed saving rainwater and engaging in productive summer activities. He encouraged participation in environmental projects, skill camps, and community service. Modi also praised para-athletes and highlighted yoga’s global significance.

Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada declared democracy irrelevant in Afghanistan, asserting sharia law as supreme. Speaking in Kandahar during Eid Al-Fitr, he criticized Western influence and defended restrictive policies, further isolating the Taliban globally.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans for sweeping reciprocal tariffs targeting all nations imposing fees on American goods. The policy, set for unveiling on "Liberation Day," aims to match foreign tariffs. He hinted at possible adjustments in some cases.

Fields Medalist Shing-Tung Yau is spearheading efforts at Tsinghua University to nurture Chinese mathematical talent. He highlights China’s rapid progress, driven by returning researchers and improved domestic education. Yau expects China’s mathematical strength to grow significantly.

French President Emmanuel Macron called on Israel to stop airstrikes in Gaza and resume a ceasefire. He also urged immediate humanitarian aid deliveries and strict adherence to the Lebanon truce. Netanyahu warned that Israel would strike any threats from Lebanon.

Iran has prepared missiles capable of striking US-related positions as Trump threatens military action. Tehran refuses to negotiate under pressure, rejecting demands to dismantle its nuclear program. Underground missile sites are ready for retaliation.

Russian drones hit residential areas, a hospital, and infrastructure in Kharkiv, killing two and injuring 35. Ukraine accuses Russia of war crimes, citing attacks on medical facilities. A teenage girl remains in critical condition.

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza killed at least 35 people on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, as ceasefire talks continue. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated his demand for Hamas to disarm and for its leaders to leave Gaza.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ruled out direct talks with the United States on Tehran’s nuclear program but is open to indirect negotiations. Meanwhile, Donald Trump warned of bombings and secondary tariffs if Iran does not reach a deal.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit Hungary this week to meet Prime Minister Viktor Orban, despite an International Criminal Court arrest warrant over alleged war crimes in Gaza. Hungary, an ICC member, has stated it will not enforce the warrant.

United States President Donald Trump threatened Iran with military strikes and economic sanctions if it refuses a nuclear deal. Iran rejected direct negotiations but remains open to indirect talks. Trump said he will wait a few weeks before deciding on tariffs.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims military action is pressuring Hamas to negotiate hostage release. He denies accusations of neglecting talks and insists Israel is ready for a deal. Mediation efforts continue through Egypt, Qatar, and the United States.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb claims Donald Trump is losing patience with Vladimir Putin’s delays. He suggests an April 20 deadline for a ceasefire, backed by potential US sanctions. Trump’s stance may become clearer in the coming days.

A resistance group accuses Myanmar's military of bombing civilian areas after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake. The disaster killed at least 1,700 people, with thousands still missing. Ongoing civil war hampers rescue and relief efforts.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump discussed economic negotiations. Talks will continue swiftly despite new US tariffs on British car exports. Both leaders agreed on maintaining pressure on Russia.

Germany's Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket crashed back to Earth seconds after launch in Norway. Despite the failure, the company deemed the test successful, citing valuable data gathered in 30 seconds of flight.

Rescue teams retrieved four more survivors nearly 60 hours after Myanmar's deadly 7.7 magnitude earthquake. The disaster has claimed at least 1,700 lives, with many still missing. Search efforts continue amid aftershocks and aid delays.

Educators warn that students increasingly rely on artificial intelligence, weakening their problem-solving abilities. Studies highlight AI's potential to hinder cognitive development if misused. Some experts advocate for AI's responsible integration in education.

Donald Trump threatened tariffs on Russian oil if Moscow does not agree to a Ukraine ceasefire. He proposed penalties on companies trading with Russia and tariffs up to 50 percent. The move contradicts recent U.S. talks on easing sanctions.

Donald Trump suggested there are ways to seek a third term despite the 22nd Amendment's restrictions. He emphasized his high poll numbers and growing support among Republicans. His allies, including Steve Bannon, have floated potential legal maneuvers.

Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen firmly rejected Donald Trump's statement about acquiring Greenland. He emphasized that Greenland belongs to its people and not to others. Trump hinted at military force, while Nielsen called for unity and calm.

Mohanlal expressed regret for distress caused by 'Empuraan' and confirmed scene modifications. The film faced criticism over its portrayal of the 2002 Gujarat riots. Despite controversy, it crossed Rs 100 crore in two days.