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Missiles and drones originating from Iran struck Nakhchivan International Airport in Azerbaijan's exclave on Thursday. The airport is situated approximately 10 kilometers from the Iranian border. This incident was reported by a source close to the Azerbaijani government.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar also met Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who arrived in Patna for the Rajya Sabha nominations process

The 2026 total lunar eclipse on March 3 created a stunning Blood Moon, visible across India and worldwide. Coinciding with Holi week, the rare celestial event captivated skywatchers and carried cultural significance. , India News, Times Now

Today News Headlines for School Assembly, March 6, 2026: Get important National, International, Sports, Business, and GK current affairs updates curated for students, teachers, and morning assemblies.

Nitish Kumar also spelled out his long-harboured wish to become a member of both Houses of Parliament and both Houses of the state legislature. He has already been a Lok Sabha MP, an MLA, and an MLC, and a Rajya Sabha stint would complete the quartet.

PM Modi on Thursday said that military conflicts alone could not provide any solution to global issues. The Prime Minister's remarks came amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East after the United States and Israel carried out coordinated strikes against Iran on February 28., India News, Times Now

A contractual relationship existed between the parties, where the complainant used to wash the clothes of the accused, the Allahabad High Court noted.

SpiceJet is operating 13 special flights from the UAE on Thursday to repatriate passengers stranded by the Middle East conflict. Twelve flights will depart from Fujairah and one from Dubai, with destinations including Mumbai and Delhi. This follows 12 similar flights operated on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Both students and teachers claim that the difficulty level of the paper ranged from easy to moderate.

During a recent press conference, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of West Bengal leveled strong criticisms against both the Central government and the Election Commission of India. Her major concern revolves around the concerning possibility that names from the Matua community could be removed from the voter list, undermining their essence of citizenship.