The Supreme Court of India has instructed the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to vacate its political office in Delhi by June 15, citing the plot's allocation for the expansion of a district court. AAP has been given additional time due to the impending Lok Sabha elections. Additionally, the court has directed AAP to seek land allotment from the Land and Development Office within four weeks. AAP argued its office's legality, citing prior allocation and its status as one of India's six national parties. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud granted AAP the extension to facilitate district judiciary expansion.

Israel has boycotted truce talks in Egypt as US Vice President Kamala Harris calls for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision reportedly stems from unanswered queries to Hamas regarding hostages and prisoner releases. Harris emphasized the need for a six-week ceasefire to facilitate aid delivery and reunite hostages with families. Despite hopes for a deal before Ramadan, divisions persist between Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, Israeli politician Benny Gantz's planned US visit, seen as a rebuke to Netanyahu, underscores internal political tensions. The US continues mediation efforts, urging both sides to prioritize humanitarian relief.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate and lay foundation stones for development projects worth over ₹19,600 crore in Odisha on March 5. Scheduled amidst alliance rumors between BJP and BJD, Modi's visit coincides with Biju Patnaik's birth anniversary, fueling speculation of closer ties. The projects span oil, gas, railways, highways, and atomic energy sectors, aiming to bolster infrastructure and reduce import dependency. This marks Modi's second visit to Odisha within a month, underscoring the government's focus on the state's development ahead of the upcoming polls.

Former Union Health Minister and BJP leader Harsh Vardhan announces his departure from politics after being left out of the party's Lok Sabha candidate list. Vardhan, citing a "glorious electoral career" spanning over three decades, expresses gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party workers. The 69-year-old leader plans to return to the medical profession, emphasizing commitments and aspirations. His exclusion comes amidst a major reshuffle in Delhi, with four sitting MPs dropped in favor of new faces in the BJP's initial candidate announcement for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Train fares in England and Wales are jumping by nearly 5%, even as rail cancellations hit a 10-year peak. Critics slam the move, saying passengers will be mad about paying more while facing tough times. Problems like strikes and bad weather are making train travel less reliable. For example, an annual ticket from Woking to London could now cost £190 more. Campaigners worry people will drive or fly instead, hurting wallets, the economy, and the planet. The government says they're trying to balance costs, but many still find fares too high for what they get. Calls grow for better trains and fairer prices.

Protesting farmers, camping at Punjab-Haryana border points, will restart their agitation with a 'Rail Roko' on March 10 from 12 pm to 4 pm. Leaders Sarwan Singh Pandher and Jagjit Singh Dallewal announced the plan, emphasizing a peaceful march toward Delhi from March 6. The farmers aim to intensify protests until the Centre meets their demands. Pandher urged distant-state farmers to reach Delhi through trains and other means. He refuted the government's attempt to limit the agitation perception, asserting nationwide participation. The ongoing 'Delhi Chalo' march, involving over 200 farmer unions, began on February 13.

Four individuals lost their lives in separate lightning incidents during rain and hailstorms in Uttar Pradesh. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed deep grief and directed immediate financial assistance of ₹4 lakh to each victim's family. Affected districts, including Lakhimpur Kheri and Shahjahanpur, received hailstorms, prompting relief measures. Adityanath instructed district magistrates to provide financial aid for losses caused by disasters. Hailstorms affected several districts, with reports of house collapse in Mathura. The state witnessed rain in various areas, causing damage to houses and prompting investigations into incidents like the Mathura house collapse.

Ceasefire talks in Cairo face a hurdle as Israel demands assurance on the hostages' fate before attending. Reports suggest Israel has tentatively accepted the deal, contingent on confirmation from Hamas. The proposed six-week pause aims at releasing more Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners. Pressure mounts for a ceasefire after a deadly incident during an aid convoy rush outside Gaza City. Hamas accuses Israel of shooting at civilians, a claim Israel denies. Amid conflicting accounts, talks aim to address the humanitarian crisis and release hostages. Expectations rise for a potential truce agreement within the next 24 to 48 hours.

During the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Gwalior, Rahul Gandhi asserts India's unemployment rate is double Pakistan's at 23%, blaming PM Modi for policies affecting small businesses. He alleges demonetization and GST implementation led to widespread joblessness, surpassing levels in the last 40 years. Gandhi, addressing economic disparity and mistreatment of farmers, emphasizes the need for justice ('nyay'). The Congress leader's remarks come as the yatra briefly pauses in Gwalior before his attendance at the INDIA bloc's rally in Patna.

Shah Rukh Khan lights up Anant Ambani's pre-wedding celebration in Jamnagar, joining Rihanna on the dance floor and posing for a family photo with Gauri, Suhana, and AbRam. The star-studded event also featured SRK chanting 'Jai Shri Ram' and performing with Salman Khan and Aamir Khan. The sangeet, a part of the three-day pre-wedding festivities, witnessed Bollywood's elite, including Sidharth Malhotra, Kiara Advani, Saif Ali Khan, and more. Videos of SRK grooving to Diljit Dosanjh's tunes and sharing joyful moments with his family add charm to the grand celebration.