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.

During Rangpanchami festivities in Indore, a crowded street made way for an ambulance, ensuring timely hospital access for a patient. Amid colorful celebrations, people heard the siren, swiftly clearing a path for the emergency vehicle. Security personnel also assisted, facilitating the ambulance's swift passage. Across Madhya Pradesh, cities like Ujjain and Bhopal saw vibrant celebrations, with rituals at temples and traditional processions. Rangpanchami, symbolizing unity through colors, honors the five fundamental elements. Drones and CCTV monitored Indore's procession, and prompt clean-up followed.      

Kalpana Soren, wife of imprisoned ex-Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren, visited Sunita Kejriwal, spouse of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, in New Delhi. Both CMs are in Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody. Kalpana extended solidarity to Sunita, emphasizing the challenges faced by their husbands. Atishi, a Delhi minister, hailed the meeting as a display of resilience against central agency pressures. Kejriwal alleges political vendetta by the ED, while Soren faces charges linked to a land scam. The arrests coincide with the election season, raising political tensions.

Delhi Minister Kailash Gahlot faced a five-hour interrogation by the Enforcement Directorate regarding the alleged liquor scam. Gahlot, a part of the ministerial team behind the policy, denied any involvement in Goa's election campaign, where funds from the scam purportedly flowed. He reiterated that he never stayed at his allotted bungalow, where AAP's Vijay Nair reportedly resided. The ED, probing money trails leading to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, intensifies its scrutiny on AAP leaders, summoning those from Punjab and Goa. Gahlot maintains his innocence amid escalating allegations.

The US has authorized the transfer of bombs and jets worth billions to Israel, despite concerns over its Gaza offensive. The package includes 1,800 MK-84 2,000lb bombs and 500 MK-82 500lb bombs. Washington provides $3.8bn in annual military aid to Israel. Criticism mounts against US support amid the Gaza conflict. President Biden acknowledges Arab American concerns but pledges continued support for Israel. The White House and Israeli embassy decline to comment. Israeli Defense Minister Gallant's recent visit to Washington discussed Israel's security needs and maintaining its military edge. The conflict, sparked by Hamas attacks, has claimed thousands of lives.

At the Mint India Investment Summit, experts highlight India's entry into "Space 2.0," emphasizing private sector innovation in space research. Challenges include funding and talent availability. Startups like GalaxEye face initial funding hurdles due to the unique nature of space tech. Despite challenges, optimism reigns, with Speciale Invest making five space tech investments and anticipating market growth. ISRO's Gaganyaan Mission and the announcement of four astronauts underscore India's space ambitions. With ISRO earning from foreign satellite launches and startups attracting private investment, India aims for a $100 billion space economy by 2040.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) announces a ₹10 lakh reward each for information leading to the arrest of two key accused in the Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe blast case. One accused is using Hindu names to evade capture. The agency shares pictures and details of preferred accommodations. The accused, Shazib and Taha, often disguise themselves. Information can be shared anonymously. Meanwhile, Muzammil Shareef, a co-conspirator, was arrested earlier. Investigations reveal Shareef provided logistic support to the wanted accused. The blast on March 1 left several injured and caused extensive property damage, prompting a nationwide manhunt.

Tense hostage standoff at Café Petticoat in Ede, Netherlands, concludes as police arrest the assailant. Initially, four hostages were held, but three were freed before the arrest. No terrorist motive is suspected. The hostages, all employees, are safe. Residents in 150 homes were evacuated, and the town center was closed. Anti-explosives units and police in protective gear were deployed. Train services to and from Ede were canceled. The swift resolution brings relief after a tense situation. Authorities continue to investigate the incident, ensuring the safety and security of the community.

According to sources close to the tax investigation, the Congress party had sufficient opportunity to address accusations of significant cash receipts. "From 2013 to April 2019, officials claim ₹626 crore in cash was received," sources revealed. The Income Tax department maintains that legal proceedings were initiated within appropriate timelines, despite Congress' allegations of "tax terrorism." "Evidence supports the charges," stated the sources, refuting claims of political bias. Recent notices totaling ₹1,800 crore prompt Congress' denial of wrongdoing, accuses BJP of harassment. High Court rejects petitions against reassessment proceedings.

Several hostages, believed to be employees, are held inside Café Petticoat in Ede, Netherlands. The assailant threatened to blow himself up but no terrorist motive is confirmed. Three hostages were freed, but the situation remains unresolved. Mayor Verhulst urges privacy for released hostages and cooperation with police. The town center is sealed off, and 150 homes evacuated. Anti-explosives units and police in protective gear are on-site. Train services to and from Ede are suspended. Authorities continue negotiations to peacefully resolve the ongoing crisis in the nightclub.