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United Airlines will reduce flights by five percent in the second and third quarters. This move anticipates sustained high oil prices following the Iran war. Jet fuel costs have nearly doubled, impacting the entire airline industry. Despite strong travel demand, United prioritizes avoiding unprofitable flights. The airline plans to restore its full schedule by fall.

This is Modi's second phone conversation with Pezeshkian since the war broke out on February 28, when the US and Israel attacked Iran.

Over 20,000 eligible senior and differently abled voters in Tirunelveli can access postal ballots for upcoming elections.

This article will dive into the daily tarot reading for each zodiac sign for March 21, 2026, with our expert's predictions. | Horoscope

Government increases commercial LPG allocation to 50% as domestic output stabilizes, supporting key sectors and migrant workers.

JAIPUR: Punjab will move court to recover Rs 1.44 lakh crore in alleged water dues from Rajasthan after the latter rejected the claim, escalating the inter-stat

RBSE 5th, 8th Result 2026: Students are advised to keep their roll numbers and other key details ready to avoid delays while checking their results.

A woman was seen working on a laptop during a late night 'Dhurandhar 2' show, sparking debate online. | Trending

The TMC is launching a twin-front campaign blitz for the West Bengal assembly elections, with Mamata Banerjee leading in the BJP stronghold of north Bengal and Abhishek Banerjee focusing on southern districts. This strategy aims to counter the BJP's challenge across distinct electoral battlegrounds, with key rallies and meetings scheduled in the coming weeks.

Iran's reported launch of two intermediate-range ballistic missiles toward a US-UK base in Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean marks an escalation that takes the focus to range, signalling and strategic geography. Even though one missile failed and the other may have been intercepted, according to media reports, the attempt itself alters the risk map. Diego Garcia lies roughly 4,000 km from Iran, and Tehran publicly maintains its ballistic missiles are capped at 2,000 km. But if Iran indeed tried a strike at double that publicly declared limit, it means Iran has undeclared capabilities that the world doesn't know about. Iran may have been testing systems closer to true IRBM, potentially reaching deeper into the Indian Ocean and even southern Europe. This also helps Tehran gain leverage by keeping its enemies unsure of its actual strike envelope. The doctrinal ambiguity complicates the US and the UK's planning. Any perceived ballistic missile range extension will add pressure on Gulf states and Israel to reassess missile-defence layers.