Delhi's AAP MP Sanjay Singh revealed that jailed Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sent a message asserting, "I am not a terrorist." Allegations surfaced of Kejriwal being treated unfairly, akin to a terrorist, during his time in Tihar Jail. Singh condemned what he labeled as "vendetta politics" against Kejriwal, currently held in the Delhi excise policy case. Kejriwal's confinement includes restricted access to family, sparking further criticism. Singh, who recently left Tihar after six months in the same case, emphasized Kejriwal's dedication to serving Delhi and India.

Fire erupted at the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) office in Delhi's north block on Tuesday. Seven fire tenders swiftly responded, extinguishing the flames by 9:35 am. The blaze, reported at 9:20 am, was contained within 15 minutes on the second floor in the IC Division. A Xerox machine, computers, and documents were among the items damaged. Fortunately, Union Home Minister Amit Shah was not present during the incident, but senior officers were. Investigations into the cause of the fire are underway.

US intercepts over half of Iranian missiles targeting Israel, report says. US military officials reveal more than 80 missiles destroyed before reaching Israel, alongside technical failures in half of Iran's arsenal. Israel claims over 99% interception with US, UK, Jordan, and France aid. UK RAF and Jordan also reportedly intercept Iranian missiles. Israel Defense Forces state IAF jets intercepted 25 cruise missiles. Iran launches 330 drones, low-flying cruise, and ballistic missiles, including 30 Paveh-type, 180 Shahed drones, and 120 Emad ballistic missiles. US engagement detailed, but interception locations undisclosed.

Ram Temple in Ayodhya will be open for 19 hours on Ram Navami, starting from 3:30 a.m. Devotees can visit until 11 p.m., with brief closures during 'bhog' offerings. The Trust urges distinguished guests to visit after April 19, canceling special passes for April 16-18. Mobile phones and valuables are discouraged during darshan. A pilgrim service center is set up at Sugreev Quila, and Prasar Bharati will broadcast the celebrations live. This marks the first Ram Navami post-consecration, expecting a large turnout in Ayodhya.

The Israel pavilion at the Venice Biennale stays shut despite efforts by pro-Palestinian activists. The artist and curators representing Israel have decided to keep the doors closed until a cease-fire and hostage release agreement is achieved in Gaza. Ruth Patir, the Israeli artist chosen for the exhibition, expressed discomfort but stressed the significance of their stance. Thousands of activists have pushed for Israel's ban over its actions in Gaza, but the pavilion remains closed, serving as a poignant symbol amid the ongoing conflict.

Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde visited Salman Khan's family after gunmen fired outside his residence. The purpose of the meeting and attendees remain undisclosed. Two assailants on motorcycles delivered a message, causing no injuries. Shinde assured security and a thorough investigation. Political leaders and celebrities expressed solidarity. Mumbai Police formed 15 probe teams, identifying the shooters and tracing the motorcycle's Raigad registration.

A 2009 Lamborghini was deliberately set on fire in Pahadishareef due to the owner's alleged debt default. Investigators found the culprits had brought petrol, posing as potential buyers for the second-hand luxury car valued at 45 to 55 lakhs. Neeraj, a resident of Narsingi, owned the vehicle. Aman Hyder filed a complaint leading to a case under IPC Section 435, which carries a maximum sentence of seven years plus fines upon conviction. Hyder enlisted Ahmed's help after learning of Neeraj's intention to sell through mutual acquaintance Iyan. The incident underscores the risks of financial disputes escalating into criminal acts, warranting swift legal action.

Ashwani's family seeks help as their son goes missing in Belarus. Believing promises of a better life in Germany, he vanished after being misled by an agent. The family paid Rs 7.5 lakh for the journey, but Ashwani never made it to his destination. Despite 11 others returning, his whereabouts remain unknown. Desperate for answers, his family pleads for government assistance and justice against the agent. They urge authorities to trace their missing son, highlighting the dangers of illegal migration routes.

In response to Iran's recent missile and drone attack on Israel, the country has temporarily shut down its nuclear facilities citing "security considerations," according to Rafael Grossi, head of the UN's atomic watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Grossi expressed concern over the possibility of an Israeli strike on Iranian nuclear sites in retaliation. The closure of the facilities, which are inspected daily by the IAEA, comes amid heightened tensions in the region. This move underscores the delicate balance of power and security concerns between Iran and Israel.

Yoga guru Ramdev and aide Balkrishna face Supreme Court in a contempt case over misleading COVID-19 cure claims by Patanjali Ayurved. Justices criticized their delayed apologies, questioning sincerity. The court noted Patanjali's significant yoga contribution but rejected apologies sent to media before court. The case stems from Patanjali's 2021 drug, Coronil, falsely touted as WHO-certified COVID-19 medicine. Ramdev's derogatory remarks on allopathy also sparked controversy. Patanjali claimed he was reading a forwarded message. The court emphasizes accountability for violating orders.