Financial prudence is advised for Aries, while Taurus should tread carefully in family matters. Geminis can expect relief from pain and financial worries. Cancers will find strength in workouts, and Leos face policy changes. Virgos are urged to monitor payments, and Libras should manage debts. Scorpios can anticipate growth, while Sagittarians navigate emotional distance.

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Moroccan humanitarian Fouzia Jbara Mahmoudi has dedicated over two decades to providing free cleft surgeries for children through Operation Smile. Her leadership has enabled over 19,000 surgeries in Morocco and expanded access to vital medical care across the Middle East and North Africa, transforming countless young lives.

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Indian equity markets face a volatile week, driven by Middle East conflict developments and crude oil price movements. Investors are also keenly watching the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and inflation data. Steep losses were recorded last week amid rising oil, a weakening rupee, and foreign fund outflows.

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Filmmaker David Dhawan revealed on Kapil Sharma's show that he always envisioned Govinda performing scenes while writing scripts, a practice he continued with son Varun Dhawan. Varun acknowledged the challenge of living up to his father's iconic collaborations, noting his father's references to past superstars. The father-son duo have continued their successful partnership, with new projects on the horizon. Read on to know more in detail.

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CBSE Exams Cancelled: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), has cancelled the Class 12 board examinations for students studying in its affiliated schools across seven Middle East countries, bringing fresh uncertainty for thousands of candidates who were due to appear this exam cycle. The decision applies to CBSE-affiliated schools in Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. These examinations had been scheduled to take place between March 16 and April 10. The board said the move came after reviewing whether it would be practical to hold the exams in the region under the prevailing circumstances. CBSE Issues Fresh Circular On Overseas Exams The announcement was made through Circular-6 issued on March 15, 2026, and sent to CBSE-affiliated schools in the affected countries. In the circular, the board informed schools that all remaining Class 12 examinations scheduled during the March 16 to April 10 window now stand cancelled. The latest order follows a series of earlier notices that had already disrupted the examination calendar for students in the region. As per the circular, postponement notices had previously been issued on March 1, March 3, March 5, March 7 and March 9. With this latest step, the board has now formally withdrawn the planned Class 12 examinations in these countries. The decision is significant because the affected schools form a major part of CBSE’s overseas footprint, particularly in the Gulf region, where the board has long had a strong academic presence. Result Process For Affected Students To Be Declared Separately While confirming the cancellation, CBSE has not yet announced how marks will be awarded to the impacted Class 12 students. The board said the process for preparing and declaring their results will be shared later through a separate notification. That means students and schools will now have to wait for clarity on the assessment model that will be adopted in place of the written examinations. The board has indicated that both the mode of evaluation and the mechanism for result declaration will be communicated in due course. The announcement comes after earlier disruptions had already affected board examinations for both Class 10 and Class 12 students in the seven countries. Those examinations, scheduled on March 2, March 5, and March 6 for the academic year 2026-27, had already been postponed. Middle East Remains A Major CBSE Hub The cancellation has wider implications because of the large number of CBSE-affiliated schools operating across the Middle East. Data shared by the Ministry of External Affairs in 2023 showed that around 217 schools in the region are affiliated with the board. Among them, the UAE accounts for the largest share, with 106 schools spread across cities including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. Saudi Arabia has 37 affiliated schools, followed by Kuwait with 26. Oman has 21 such schools, while Qatar has 19. Bahrain has eight schools affiliated with the board. Given the scale of CBSE’s presence in these countries, the board’s next announcement on the result framework will be closely watched by students, parents, and schools alike.

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Amid widespread rumours about the alleged assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a strong warning on Sunday, saying it would continue to pursue and kill the Israeli leader if he was still alive. The threat surfaced hours after Israel dismissed the reports as false, following viral social media speculation triggered by a video posted on Netanyahu’s official account. The controversy further escalated after online users questioned the authenticity of the footage and linked the rumours to unusual activity on accounts connected to the prime minister’s family. IRGC Issues Threat The IRGC said in a statement carried by Iranian state media that the “unknown fate of the Zionist criminal prime minister” reflected instability within Israel, adding that uncertainty over whether Netanyahu had been killed or had fled the occupied territories showed a deepening crisis. “If this child-killing criminal is alive, we will continue to pursue and kill him with full force,” the Guards said, escalating tensions amid already strained relations between Iran and Israel. The remarks came shortly after Netanyahu’s office rejected reports of his assassination, calling them baseless and confirming that the prime minister was safe. AI Speculation Fuels Confusion Unverified claims spread rapidly online after a video shared on Netanyahu’s X account appeared to show the prime minister with six fingers, prompting speculation that the footage had been manipulated or generated using artificial intelligence. Social media users also pointed to the inactivity of his son Yair Netanyahu’s account since March 9, with some suggesting a supposed family tragedy. However, X’s AI chatbot Grok rejected the claims, stating the video was genuine and that the six-finger appearance was the result of a visual illusion rather than digital alteration. A spokesperson for the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office later described the assassination rumours as “fake news” and reiterated that Netanyahu was “fine”.

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Actor Vijay Sethupathi confirmed that director Nithilan Saminathan has completed the script for 'Maharaja 2,' the sequel to their 2024 blockbuster. Sethupathi expressed his excitement to hear the script soon. This news follows his recent confirmation of other upcoming collaborations with renowned filmmakers and several projects in various stages of production.

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Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed has announced his retirement from all formats of cricket. The wicketkeeper-batter, who led Pakistan to major ICC tournament final victories, will now focus on administrative and mentoring roles. His retirement opens the door for a potential long-term appointment as the national Test team's head coach.

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During Yo Yo Honey Singh's electrifying concert in Delhi, which kicked off his much-anticipated India tour, chaos erupted in the crowd as a major altercation broke out. Unfazed, the artist continued to serenade his fans, while security and police swiftly sprang into action to quash the disruption. This unexpected incident overshadowed the vibrant atmosphere at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium.

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A look back on Trump's words and actions during his two Presidential terms pertaining to Iran could easily allude to the early makings of a crisis almost a decade ago.

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India is well-prepared for Middle East crisis disruptions, with ample fuel stocks and no supply issues reported. The government is diversifying gas import sources and will soon announce support for affected exporters, including insurance schemes. Despite short-term economic pressures and rupee stress, India remains confident in its growth trajectory.

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West Bengal Election Dates Live Updates: Mamata Banerjee's Big DA Move Shortly Before Bengal Poll Dates Announcement

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