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US President Donald Trump is weighing a high-risk plan to seize Iran's highly enriched uranium by force. Reports say nearly 450 kg of material could be targeted as leverage to end the war quickly. The idea, highlighted by The Wall Street Journal, would require US troops to enter active Iranian sites. Rafael Grossi has indicated key stockpiles are at Isfahan and Natanz. Experts warn the mission would demand air superiority, engineering teams, and special forces extraction.

In today's episode, the focus is on Sensex plunging 1635 points and crude prices reaching the USD 116 after US President Donald Trump threatened to 'completely obliterate' Iran's infrastructure if Strait of Hormuz not reopened soon.

The ongoing confrontation between the United States and Iran has once again demonstrated a stark truth about modern warfare: the decisive edge no long.

Amit Shah says Maoism has nearly ended in Chhatisgarh's Bastar; Trump threatens to strike Iran's civilian infrastructure if no deal is reached, and more in The Hindu's top news of March 30, 2026.

The rupee weakened past the 95 per dollar mark for the first time to 95.20 per dollar, down 0.3% on day.| Business News

While supportive fiscal & monetary measures boosted earnings outlook, market sentiment deteriorated sharply toward the fiscal year-end as West Asia war sent crude prices surging.

Trump issues fresh warning to Iran to open Strait of Hormuz or Us will \"extend its lovely stay\".Bihar chief minister and JD(U) president Nitish Kumar .

Australia has announced a temporary fuel tax cut as rising global oil prices--driven by the Iran war--hit households hard. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government will halve fuel excise and remove road user charges for three months, reducing prices by over 26 cents per litre. The move comes as oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted, pushing global crude prices sharply higher. Despite increased fuel reserves, Australia still faces supply concerns. Here's what this means for consumers, the economy, and global energy markets.