In an overnight operation in Khan Yunis, Israel's military successfully recovered the body of Elad Katzir, who was abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz during Hamas attacks in October. Identified by medical officials, Katzir's remains were located with precise intelligence, confirming his murder by the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization. His mother was previously released in November, but his father was murdered during the abduction. The operation comes after a video released by Islamic Jihad in January purported to show Katzir in captivity, pleading for his release. Israel vows to continue efforts to bring abducted citizens home.

In a rare sight, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak joined the England cricket team for a net session, showcasing his batting skills against renowned pacer James Anderson. Sunak, known for his cricket enthusiasm, confidently faced Anderson's deliveries, impressing onlookers. The Prime Minister's love for the sport was evident as he interacted with players and even joked about his performance. Sunak's cricket outing coincides with his announcement of a £35 million initiative to build all-weather domes for grassroots cricket, aiming to enhance youth participation in the game ahead of upcoming World Cup events.

In his address at the centenary year celebration of the High Court Bar Association Nagpur, Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud emphasized the crucial role of an independent bar in preserving judicial independence and constitutional values. He stressed the need for lawyers' loyalty to the court and constitution over political ideologies. Chandrachud highlighted the close link between judiciary and bar independence, urging for a commitment to non-partisanship. His remarks come amidst concerns over politicization in legal discourse and aim to uphold the rule of law and constitutional governance.

In yet another tragic incident, an Indian student, Uma Satya Sai Gadde, has passed away in Ohio, marking the 10th such death involving Indian students in the US this year. The Indian Consulate in New York confirmed the demise and is coordinating with authorities for an investigation. This adds to a worrying trend, following recent incidents of violence and mysterious deaths among Indian students in the United States, highlighting the need for heightened safety measures and support for the Indian diaspora.

A rare magnitude 4.8 earthquake rattles New Jersey, recorded as the strongest in over 240 years. Following the seismic event, 11 aftershocks shake the region. The tremors surprised residents, as the area rarely experiences notable seismic activity. While no major damage was reported, engineering teams inspected infrastructure for any potential issues. People from Baltimore to Boston felt the rumbling, with some running outside to detect the source. New York Governor Kathy Hochul termed it one of the largest earthquakes on the East Coast in a century. Flights were briefly halted at area airports, but operations resumed swiftly.          

Former CSK stalwarts Matthew Hayden and Irfan Pathan expressed dissatisfaction with Ruturaj Gaikwad's on-field decisions during Chennai Super Kings' loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad. They highlighted missed opportunities to utilize players like Moeen Ali effectively and suggested alternative bowling strategies. Hayden hinted at the pressure Gaikwad faces as MS Dhoni's successor. Gaikwad's leadership came under scrutiny as CSK slipped from the top spot to third in the IPL points table.

Rescuers in Taiwan are deploying heavy equipment to retrieve two bodies buried on a hiking trail, while over 600 people remain stranded days after the island's strongest earthquake in 25 years. Four individuals are still missing in Taroko national park, with search operations paused due to aftershocks. Despite challenges, rescuers have freed nine people trapped in a cave and located two others. Residents in Hualien are allowed brief intervals to retrieve belongings from a building with a crumbling facade. The earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.4, has claimed 12 lives and left 10 others missing.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee alleges that it was the NIA team who attacked women in Bhupatinagar, contradicting official accounts of protestors assaulting NIA officials during a blast probe. The incident stirs controversy amid ongoing tensions between ruling TMC and opposition BJP. NIA, investigating a 2022 blast, faced resistance from locals, reminiscent of previous clashes. Banerjee's statement challenges the narrative, raising questions about the sequence of events. The conflicting reports highlight the political complexity of the situation. Further details are awaited as the story develops.

Mark Zuckerberg surpasses Elon Musk to claim the third spot on Bloomberg's Billionaires Index. Musk's wealth decline attributed to Tesla's struggles. Zuckerberg's fortune swells to $186.9 billion as Meta Platforms Inc. soars, marking a shift from electric vehicle to big tech dominance. The reversal reflects the rise of AI-focused tech stocks. Musk-Zuckerberg rivalry extends beyond wealth, with clashes over social media platforms. Musk's net worth could further decline due to legal setbacks. Bernard Arnault and Jeff Bezos retain top two spots. The battle of billionaires signifies evolving trends in tech and finance.

Noida Police has filed a chargesheet against YouTuber Elvish Yadav and eight others in the snake venom-rave party case. The 1200-page document cites proof of exotic snake smuggling and rave parties. Yadav was arrested on March 17 for allegedly providing snake venom at a Noida rave party and later granted bail in a drug-related case. Charged under various acts including NDPS and Wildlife Protection Act, Yadav's involvement with snake charmers is highlighted in the chargesheet. The case underscores the intersection of social media influencers with criminal activities.