Opposition leaders, led by Congress's Jairam Ramesh, are gearing up for the INDIA bloc's rally at Ramlila Maidan on Sunday. They're rallying under the banner of the Save Democracy Rally, focusing on inflation, unemployment, inequality, and recent arrests of opposition figures like Arvind Kejriwal. This marks their first major gathering since Kejriwal's arrest over alleged excise policy irregularities. Leaders from AAP, Congress, Shiv Sena, Samajwadi Party, NCP, Trinamool Congress, JMM, and DMK will join forces to address concerns about democracy, economic hardships, and political targeting. Both party and traffic police preparations have intensified for the event.

Three UN observers and a translator were wounded by shelling in Rmeish, southern Lebanon. Lebanon's state news agency attributed the explosion to an Israeli drone strike, but the Israeli military denied involvement. The UN peacekeeping mission, Unifil, confirmed the incident and stated that those injured were receiving treatment. Tensions have escalated along the Israel-Lebanon border, with frequent exchanges of fire between Israel and Hezbollah. Israel's Defence Minister vowed to intensify attacks on Hezbollah, while the US expressed concerns over civilian casualties in Gaza. The IDF admitted killing two Palestinians and burying them with a bulldozer in separate incidents.    

A United Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Newark Liberty International Airport was diverted to New York's Stewart International Airport due to severe turbulence and a medical emergency. Six passengers were hospitalized, while others received medical attention for motion sickness. New Windsor EMS Chief Michael Bigg stated that despite no major injuries, seven individuals were taken to the hospital for observation. United Airlines has faced scrutiny recently, prompting increased oversight from the Federal Aviation Administration.

During the Mint India Investment Summit & Awards 2024, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized Prime Minister Modi's vision to rise above divisive politics of caste and religion. Rejecting their role in welfare programs, she stated, "There has not been one incident of caste or religious favoring." Sitharaman highlighted the Modi government's decade-long efforts to improve India's economy and global image, aiming to change perceptions and business practices. Addressing concerns about tax notices, she clarified the compliance timeline and digitization efforts, dismissing claims of harassment as routine procedures. These remarks come ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Justice B V Nagarathna of the Supreme Court expressed disapproval of Governors engaging in state litigation, urging adherence to the Constitution. Speaking at a conference, she emphasized the seriousness of gubernatorial duties. Her remarks follow SC's scrutiny of Governors' actions in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Telangana, and Punjab. Nagarathna also questioned the efficacy of demonetization, noting its impact on common citizens. Meanwhile, retired SC judge Justice S Ravindra Bhat raised concerns about the court's handling of Article 370's abrogation, stressing the need for responsive constitutional interpretation.            

In its 8th list of Lok Sabha election candidates, the BJP has introduced former diplomat Taranjit Sandhu to contest from Amritsar, while veteran actor Sunny Deol has been dropped from Gurdaspur. Notably, Congress defectors Preneet Kaur and Ravneet Singh Bittu are prominent in the BJP's lineup, with Kaur set to contest from Patiala and Bittu from Ludhiana. Additionally, Hans Raj Hans, currently the MP for Delhi's North-West constituency, has been relocated to Punjab for the Faridkot seat. The BJP's strategy also includes former AAP leader Sushil Kumar Rinku, who will compete from Jalandhar.

Shocking footage captures ski lifts violently swinging in 62mph winds at Breuil-Cervinia Ski Resort in northern Italy. At least 12 lifts affected, with passengers caught mid-air. Resort closed due to high winds; last skiers descending. Eyewitness reports ten chairs damaged, one person airlifted to hospital. No major injuries reported, confirms Cervino Spa president. Technicians fix line fault to safely evacuate stranded skiers. Extreme weather highlights mountain unpredictability. Resort sits at 6,600ft, crossing Italy-Switzerland border.

Selena Campione, undergoing awake craniotomy for low-grade glioma, sang Taylor Swift hits like "Shake It Off" during the procedure. Campione, experiencing symptoms like numbness and tingling, consulted various doctors before Dr. Nitesh Patel diagnosed her condition. Patel explained keeping her awake to avoid permanent damage. Singing helped monitor brain stimulation, with Campione recalling singing "Shake It Off" and other Swift songs. Patel joked she performed the "Eras Tour" during surgery. Despite her fears, the unique approach ensured successful tumor removal. Campione's story showcases innovation in medical care and highlights the power of music during challenging times.

Tejaswini Gowda, who switched from Congress to BJP in 2014, rejoins Congress, citing BJP's disregard for democratic values. Welcomed by party leaders, she vows active participation in upcoming polls. Former journalist expresses confidence in Congress winning 23 out of 28 Karnataka seats. Previously an MLA and BJP spokesperson, her MLC tenure was to end in June 2024. She served as a Congress MP from 2004 to 2009, defeating former PM H D Deve Gowda. Her return marks a significant shift in Karnataka's political landscape ahead of Lok Sabha elections.

Deepak Sharma, an All India Football Federation (AIFF) executive committee member, was arrested by Goa Police for allegedly assaulting two female football players from Khad FC. Sharma, also the owner of the club, reportedly attacked the players in their room on March 28. He faces charges including causing hurt and using force against women. Sandesh Chodankar, deputy superintendent of police, confirmed the arrest, stating Sharma will be presented in court on March 31. The Goa Football Association (GFA) aided the victims in filing the complaint.