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Tiger Woods returned to golf after over a year at the TGL finals on March 24. Before his match, Vanessa Trump shared a kiss with him, showing her support. She and her daughter Kai Trump cheered from the stands. Woods, still recovering from injury, called his game “rusty.” Their relationship, confirmed in 2025 by PEOPLE,

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A medical student in Dehradun died by suicide, with her father alleging harassment by her Head of Department. The student, a Master of Surgery candidate, was reportedly forced to sever ties with her thesis guide, leading to academic repercussions. The institute, however, stated the student had a history of mental illness and had attempted suicide

America’s Central Command reports a record artillery strike in Iran using the Precision Strike Missile. This advanced weapon system demonstrates significant reach. India is also enhancing its rocket artillery, including the Pinaka system, to extend its strike capabilities. Modern warfare increasingly relies on such versatile rocket systems for precision targeting and strategic advantage.

Congress questioned the government’s stance on diplomatic mediation, citing Prime Minister Modi’s past efforts to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine. This comes after External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stated India is not a “broker nation.” Opposition leaders expressed dissatisfaction with the government’s response to the West Asia crisis, demanding a parliamentary debate.

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Prithvi Shaw opens up on his year-long reset after missing IPL 2025, calling it a much-needed mental break. The Delhi Capitals opener reflects on inconsistent form, handling criticism, and lessons from setbacks, including his Mumbai exit. Back with a clearer mindset, Shaw emphasises quality practice, staying at present, and his unwavering ambition to return to

Modern warfare has dramatically changed. Technology like AI, drones, and cyber attacks now shape conflicts. These tools offer speed and precision, altering how wars are fought and prevented. India is also adapting its military strategy to this evolving landscape. The future of conflict lies in integrating these advanced capabilities.

Silicon Valley giants Anduril and Palantir are reportedly developing crucial software for President Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ anti-missile shield. This ambitious project aims to counter airborne threats, with the software acting as a ‘glue layer’ to integrate sensors and weapons. Successful testing this summer could secure significant long-term defence contracts.