Reports emerge of Kate Middleton's alleged appearance at Windsor Farm Shop after months of absence due to abdominal surgery. TMZ shares photos, sparking debate over authenticity. Social media speculates on a Middleton look-alike or clone. Middleton and Prince William reportedly seen supporting children at a sports event, described as "happy and healthy." The Sun sources eyewitness accounts but lacks visual evidence. Speculations persist regarding Middleton's health and prolonged absence from public eye since December.

In a recent speech, opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer talked about his vision for a future Labour government. He compared the feeling of their arrival to the start of a peaceful yoga class, where everyone breathes out a sigh of relief. Instead of loud cheers, he expects a quiet sense of hope for what's to come. This marks a shift from the usual excitement of new leaders taking charge. Starmer's words highlight the Labour Party's desire for change after many years of Conservative leadership.

Israeli military conducted a raid on Gaza City's Al-Shifa hospital, targeting "senior Hamas terrorists." 20 Palestinian operatives were killed and over 200 suspects detained. Tanks and airstrikes hit the area, raising concerns as the hospital is crowded with patients and displaced people. Israel's military spokesman, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, confirmed the operation, stating they eliminated terrorists both inside and around the hospital complex. Among the dead was Fayq al-Mabhouh, head of special operations for Hamas. The raid triggered alarm from the World Health Organization, emphasizing hospitals should never be battlegrounds.

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, was seen at a Windsor farm shop, appearing "happy, relaxed, and healthy," British media reported. Her public appearance follows a period of absence since her abdominal surgery, amidst rumors of her husband Prince William's alleged affair. Social media had been abuzz with the hashtag 'WhereIsKate', while searches for Rose Hanbury, linked to the alleged affair, surged. Middleton's outing, alongside Prince William, suggests a gradual return to official duties. The sighting comes amidst anticipation of a 'major announcement' from the Royal family, as concerns over Middleton's well-being lingered.

Israel prevented UNRWA Chief Philippe Lazzarini from entering Gaza, where the UN warns of a looming famine. Lazzarini's denial of entry by Israeli authorities was disclosed during a joint press conference in Cairo with Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry. The move comes amidst accusations from Israel linking UNRWA to Hamas, leading to funding suspensions by multiple donor nations. The Gaza conflict, escalating since October, has claimed civilian lives, with UNRWA facilities destroyed and staff facing arrests and mistreatment. The UN describes the humanitarian situation as dire, with half of Gaza's population facing hunger and starvation.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, in a tense exchange with former CNN anchor Don Lemon, defended his stance on diversity and free speech. Musk expressed irritation at Lemon's questions during the hour-long interview. He defended his use of ketamine for depression and criticized diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) schemes. Musk emphasized treating people based on skills and integrity. He also defended X's content moderation standards, rejecting claims of censorship. Musk hinted at a collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX for the next Roadster model, suggesting it could include rocket technology, possibly evolving beyond a traditional car.

Bharat Rashtra Samithi leader K. Kavitha accused by Enforcement Directorate of paying ₹100 crore to AAP leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, in exchange for favors in Delhi's excise policy. Kavitha, daughter of former Telangana CM, in ED custody until March 23. ED claims continuous illegal funds generated for AAP through corruption in excise policy. Kavitha labeled key conspirator in scam. AAP and Kavitha deny allegations, accusing BJP of using ED and CBI as political tools. 15 arrested, including Manish Sisodia, in connection with the case. ED conducts searches nationwide, files six charge sheets, and seizes assets worth ₹128 crore.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal avoided Enforcement Directorate (ED) summons related to alleged Delhi Jal Board irregularities. AAP criticized summons' legality, citing bail. Delhi Minister Atishi labeled the case "fake." BJP accused of using agencies to hinder Kejriwal's activities. Kejriwal granted bail previously but faces ongoing ED summons over Delhi's excise policy. The policy aimed to enhance liquor business, introducing discounts and offers, yet Kejriwal contends ED's actions as "illegal." BJP seen as seeking to silence Kejriwal amid political activities. Kejriwal maintains his stance against ED's summons as legal battles continue.

Russian independent monitoring group, Golos, denounces Vladimir Putin's recent presidential election victory as the country's most fraudulent and corrupt to date. Golos highlights the absence of constitutional standards during the campaign, challenging the legitimacy of Putin's landslide win with nearly 90% of the vote. Founded in 2000, Golos remains the sole electoral watchdog independent of authorities but faces suppression, labeled a "foreign agent" since 2013. Putin's victory, amid high claimed turnout, lacked credible opposition, with barred candidates and limited dissent. The election, marred by allegations of coercion and suppression, further erodes democratic integrity in Russia.

Air India Express, a subsidiary of Air India, announces the launch of non-stop flights from Kolkata to Imphal and Kochi starting April. The daily service to Imphal and six days a week service to Kochi aim to enhance connectivity and convenience for travelers. The airline introduces four fare products, including Xpress Biz with business class seating and increased baggage allowances. With route integration and a focus on personalized travel experiences, Air India Express aims to redefine the flying experience for its guests, aligning with the "Fly As You Are" promise.