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An explosion was heard over Dubai airport on Saturday. Smoke was seen in the air. Flights resumed from the airport on Monday. This happened despite daily drone attacks on targets in the United Arab Emirates. Dubai Media Office described a minor incident. Four staff were injured and a concourse damaged. Iranian attacks also hit Abu Dhabi airport and other locations.

Sanjay Dahariya from Chhattisgarh's Mahasamund district beats cancer and clears UPSC with AIR 946, fulfilling his dream of serving in civil services

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Channabasappa Lingappa Mokhashi had stopped practising after surrendering his 'sanad'--a licence to practice--during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CBSE Class 10 Social Science Exam 2026 Live updates: Students across India are appearing for the SST board paper today. Follow this live blog for real-time paper analysis, difficulty level, student reactions, and expert review.

Passengers arriving from Dubai described a controlled situation with periodic missile alerts, expressing relief at returning home safely. Authorities maintained safety protocols, and airlines like IndiGo continued operations to West Asian destinations amid regional tensions, with the Ministry of Civil Aviation closely monitoring the evolving situation.

LPG price hike impacts cooking and dining costs in Bengaluru, straining families and sparking protests against the government's decision.

Dubai International Airport (DXB) has partially resumed operations on March 7, with some flights now operating from both DXB and Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). Airport authorities are urging passengers not to travel to the airport unless their flight has been confirmed by their airline, as schedules remain subject to change following earlier disruptions.

The two-month period for filing claims and objections under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise ended on March 6. The final electoral roll will be published on April 10.

Sudanese refugee Ridina Muhammad and her family, among 300,000 displaced by Israeli strikes in Lebanon, found refuge in a church after government shelters turned them away. With dwindling resources and UNHCR underfunded, many migrants and refugees face immense challenges, with limited options for safety and support as conflict escalates.