In a late-night operation, Mumbai police detained Bigg Boss 17 winner and comedian Munawar Faruqui, along with 13 others, during a raid on a hookah bar. Faruqui was released after a case was registered under The Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2003. The raid followed a tip-off about nicotine misuse. Police confiscated Rs 4,400 and nine hookah pots worth Rs 13,500. Faruqui, found present during the raid, faced penalties after medical tests. Investigations into the matter are ongoing.            

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea against his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is scheduled for a hearing today. Kejriwal contests his detention in a money-laundering case related to an alleged excise policy scam. The arrest came after the high court denied him protection from the ED. Kejriwal seeks immediate release, labeling his arrest and remand as illegal. The ED alleges corruption in the formulation of Delhi's excise policy, implicating AAP leaders. Amid protests, Kejriwal directed health measures from custody. Both AAP and BJP staged demonstrations, with police detaining several participants.

Ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, USA, causing it to collapse. Six repairmen are feared dead, while the Indian crew onboard the container ship Dali escaped unharmed. The ship lost power briefly, leading to the collision. Despite rescue efforts, authorities presume the missing individuals have died in collision. The US Coast Guard has ceased search operations due to harsh conditions. The Indian Embassy offers condolences and assistance to affected citizens. Investigations rule out terrorism. Cleanup efforts continue, with the port closed indefinitely, impacting local traffic and shipping. 

The container ship manned entirely by Indian crew collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, US, causing it to collapse partially and sending cars and people into the Patapsco River. The Singapore-flagged vessel named Dali, chartered by Maersk, had 22 Indian crew members aboard. Despite the chaos, all crew members were unharmed. Maryland's governor commended the crew's urgent distress call for preventing further casualties. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities search for missing individuals. Maersk expressed horror over the incident and vowed cooperation with investigations.

In IPL 2024 action, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) secured a commanding 63-run victory over Gujarat Titans (GT) at 'The Den'. Star performer Shivam Dube shone with a brilliant half-century, scoring 51 runs off just 23 deliveries. CSK's all-round display restricted GT to 143/8 in response to CSK's imposing total of 206/6. Ruturaj Gaikwad and Rachin Ravindra also contributed significantly to CSK's triumph. With this win, CSK continues its winning streak in the ongoing IPL season, maintaining their dominance on home turf.

Afghanistan secured a 2-1 victory against India in the World Cup 2026 qualifiers. Despite Sunil Chhetri's historic 94th international goal, Afghanistan's Sharif Mukhammad and Rahmat Akbary struck back to seal the win. Chhetri's strike in the 38th minute made him the first player to score in his 25th, 50th, 75th, 100th, 125th, and 150th appearances. India, initially leading through Chhetri's penalty, faced increased pressure from Afghanistan's relentless attacks. Coach Ashley Westwood praised Afghanistan's resilience, highlighting their determination despite challenges. The defeat marks India's first loss to Afghanistan in nearly five years, prompting reflection on tactical shortcomings and the need for strategic improvements in future matches.

Sunita Kejriwal, wife of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, went to the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) office to see her husband on Tuesday. He's in ED custody until March 28 over alleged money laundering in the liquor policy scam. BJP demands his resignation, but AAP insists he'll govern from custody. Kejriwal issued orders addressing medicine shortages from ED custody. He was arrested on March 21 for involvement in the excise policy case, accused of irregularities and money laundering. Though not initially named, ED's chargesheet alleges his connection with accused Sameer Mahendru and AAP's Vijay Nair.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) seized Rs 2.54 crore, part of it found in a washing machine, during searches related to a forex violation case. Capricornian Shipping & Logistics Pvt Ltd and its directors, along with associated entities, are under investigation for suspicious outward remittances of Rs 1,800 crore to Singapore-based companies. These remittances were disguised as bogus freight services and imports. The ED found incriminating documents and froze 47 bank accounts. The probe agency is unraveling a web of complex transactions involving shell entities.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah reaffirmed, "The BJP and the entire Parliament believe that POK is an integral part of India." Emphasizing the goal of every Indian to reclaim it. Shah debunked myths surrounding Article 370's abrogation, stating Kashmiris are now free with enhanced cultural importance. He attributed past separatist ideology to Article 370 and highlighted progress in Jammu and Kashmir, with terrorism waning and corruption targeted. Shah criticized Congress, NC, and PDP, aiming to liberate Kashmir from dynastic politics. He underscored the importance of grassroots democracy and increased participation in panchayat elections under Modi's leadership.

Alabama-based investment adviser Pathyam Patel, 23, faces nine counts of securities violations for allegedly defrauding investors with unregistered contracts through fictitious firm 'Infinity Wealth Management'. Patel promised high returns but used funds for personal expenses, including gambling. Investigations revealed he didn't invest as promised, diverting money instead. Patel assured safety of investors' principal but lacked the means to guarantee returns. He was unregistered to sell securities in Alabama during the scam, and his firm wasn't registered with relevant authorities. Patel's arrest underscores risks of deceptive investment schemes targeting unsuspecting investors.