UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls for urgent inquiry into the deaths of three British aid workers in Gaza, demanding transparency following an Israeli airstrike. The victims, part of World Central Kitchen's team, were among seven casualties in the attack. UK Prime Minister stresses the need for humanitarian aid access and condemns the loss of civilian lives. David Cameron, the foreign secretary, demands swift clarification from Israel, emphasizing the intolerable situation in Gaza. The incident prompts global outcry, with Keir Starmer advocating for an immediate ceasefire. The Foreign Office pledges support to the victims' families, as investigations into the tragedy continue.

Boxer Vijender Singh has switched from the Congress to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), describing it as a "homecoming." Singh, who won a bronze medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, expressed gratitude to PM Modi and the BJP for their support of athletes. Joining BJP General Secretary Vinod Tawde, Singh emphasized the improved treatment of sportspersons under the BJP government. He aims to contribute to the welfare of athletes, particularly from his home state of Haryana. Singh's move is seen as a boost for BJP's electoral prospects, especially in Haryana and Western UP.

More than 60 Indian workers have landed in Israel under a government-to-government agreement aimed at addressing the country's construction labor shortage. The deal aims to bypass middlemen, ensuring fair recruitment through Israeli-led screening tests. Despite bureaucratic delays, the arrival signals progress in the partnership. Israeli authorities commit to expediting procedures to bring in over 20,000 pre-approved workers from India and Sri Lanka. The move aligns with previous discussions between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Taiwan faces its strongest earthquake in 25 years, registering 7.4 magnitude. At least 9 deaths and over 800 injuries reported, with more than 100 individuals trapped in landslides along the Suhua Highway. Stranded tourists, uncertain of conditions, await rescue in remote tunnels. Rescue team efforts underway despite damaged railways. The railway along Taiwan's east coast is under repair, with hopes to restore connectivity to Hualian by tomorrow afternoon. Rescue operations continue throughout the night, racing against time to reach those stranded in the treacherous aftermath of the quake.

India's cybersecurity team warns users of Apple devices about a critical threat. The advisory flags a dangerous loophole in iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets. Attackers could remotely control these gadgets. It's crucial to update Apple devices immediately to the latest software versions. Users should avoid risky Wi-Fi networks and activate Two-Factor Authentication for added protection. Stick to trusted app sources and back up data regularly. This proactive approach can mitigate the risk of potential cyber threats and safeguard users' sensitive information from falling into the wrong hands.

The BJP has served a defamation notice to Delhi Minister Atishi after she claimed the party threatened her with arrest unless she joined. Atishi alleged BJP's approach and threat through Enforcement Directorate involvement. The BJP demands a public apology, dismissing her claims as baseless. Atishi accused BJP of targeting AAP leaders for potential arrest in the coming months. In response, Delhi BJP chief refuted the allegations, suggesting internal conflicts within AAP. Atishi stands by her assertions, indicating tensions between the political parties.

NRI woman from Andhra Pradesh, Kamatham Gitanjali, and her daughter Hanika, 5, died in a car accident while heading to a temple in Portland, US, for Gitanjali's birthday prayers. Gitanjali failed to stop at a sign, colliding with another vehicle. She was declared brain-dead, and Hanika died at the scene. Gitanjali's husband Naresh and son Braman were injured. Fundraising efforts aim to support the family, who have lived in the US for a decade. Donations exceed $150,000, with plans to transport Gitanjali's remains to India for final rites.

Following the devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake off Taiwan's east coast, the death toll has climbed to nine, with 934 reported injured. Rescue efforts continue as 56 individuals remain trapped. The quake caused widespread damage, including collapsed buildings and landslides, blocking vital routes. Over 76 aftershocks were recorded within hours. While the tsunami threat has diminished, vigilance remains high. This seismic event, the most powerful in 25 years, sent shockwaves into China. Emergency services persist in their tireless efforts to assist affected communities and restore normalcy to the region.

A 12-year-old student was killed and two others injured in a school shooting in Finland. Police arrested a 12-year-old suspect, also a student, who was found with a firearm. The incident occurred at the Jokiranta school, part of the Viertola school in Vantaa, near Helsinki. Authorities are conducting an ongoing investigation. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo expressed shock, extending condolences to victims and their families. President Alexander Stubb wishes strength for recovery to the injured. The shooting has deeply affected the community, sparking concerns about school safety and youth access to firearms.

Sangita Jindal, president of Art India and chairperson of JSW Foundation, has been elected as the new Chair of the Asia Society India Centre Board, effective April 1, 2024. Recognized for her transformative contributions to contemporary art in India and South Asia, Jindal's appointment signifies a pivotal moment for the organization. With two decades of leadership at JSW Foundation and a wealth of experience in cultural conservation, Jindal aims to strengthen the Asia Society's impact in South Asia. Her diverse achievements and global engagement underscore her commitment to advancing arts, culture, and community development initiatives.