Moskovsky Komsomolets, a leading pro-Kremlin paper, accused Trump of not fulfilling “obligations” to stop Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. Accusing the Trump administration of showing a strange passivity, inconsistency and inability to fulfil the obligations it took upon itself, the newspaper said Moscow has another way of ending the Ukraine crisis in a manner that suits Russia.

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Carrie Coon says The White Lotus scene depicting 'non-binary, maybe trans child' was cut after Donal Trump's win. Here's what she said.

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On Saturday, March 29, 2025, students at the University of Hyderabad (UoH) staged a protest against the Telangana government's decision to auction 400 acres of land at the Gachibowli campus. The protest began between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM near the main gate of the campus, where around 30-40 students gathered, holding placards and chanting slogans against the government's decision. The protest quickly drew the attention of the Gachibowli police, who attempted to disperse the crowd.

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US President Donald Trump has agreed to meet comedian Bill Maher at the White House after a request from Kid Rock. Despite Trump's reservations, he found the idea interesting and is doing it as a favor for a friend. UFC CEO Dana White will also attend the meeting.

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South Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun finally held a press conference on Monday to address the controversy surrounding him and his late ex-girlfriend. The actor on March 31, 2025 spoke about his ex-girlfriend Kim Sae Ron for the first time, who died on February 16 this year. Despite his initial denials, Ron's family has provided photographic and other proof to support their claims that he dated her when she was a juvenile. On Monday, Soo Hyun acknowledged dating Sae Ron but denied her family's allegations. Moreover, the actor was seen shedding tears at the press con. 

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Jack Thorne refutes allegations that Adolescence is based on a real crime story. The Netflix show attracted over 66 million viewers in just two weeks.

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday dismissed speculation about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s successor, asserting that Modi would continue leading the country for years to come. Responding to Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut’s claim that Modi visited the RSS headquarters in Nagpur on Sunday to signal his retirement, Fadnavis told reporters, “In 2029, we will see Modi as the prime minister again.” Fadnavis said there was no need to discuss succession, emphasising that Modi remains the leader. “In our culture, talking about succession while the leader is active is inappropriate. That is Mughal culture. The time has not come to discuss it,” he added, rejecting Raut’s suggestion that Modi’s successor would come from Maharashtra.

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A thick haze in Kathmandu Valley pushed the Air Quality Index to 'Very Unhealthy,' reaching 'Hazardous' levels in Bhaisipati with a reading of 333. The pollution caused flight diversions and health issues for residents, highlighting a severe environmental and public health crisis in Nepal.

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South Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun addressed the press for the first time since his ex-girlfriend Kim Sae Ron's death to address their dating timeline.

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Nokia has settled a patent dispute with Amazon over video technologies used in Amazon's streaming services and devices. The settlement resolves all ongoing litigation between the two companies. Nokia had accused Amazon of violating its patents for video compression and content delivery in October 2023. Details of the settlement remain confidential.

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A massive fire broke out in a cooler manufacturing unit in Greater Noida's Thana Ecotech 3 area engulfing three factories. 30 fire engines were engaged in bringing the fierce blaze under control. Videos of the incident showed thick black-gray smoke billowing out of the spot. 

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The incident occurred during the 2022–23 academic year at a state school, as reported by The Telegraph. No further details about the case were made public. ​In the same academic year, 94 pupils at state primary schools across England were either suspended or permanently excluded due to behaviour deemed transphobic or homophobic.

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