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NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||10/03/2026.

 

NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||10/03/2026.

TUESDAY| VOL—V/2026/MARCH

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|| "कार्यं पुरुषकारेण लक्ष्यं सम्पद्यते" ||

TRANSLATION: By making a resolution or determination, the task is completed and success or the goal is achieved.




INDIA: (GOI, SWARAJYA, VISHWAMITRA, HINDU POST, INDIA TODAY).

Second phase of BUDGET session in Parliament started yesterday. Lok Sabha to take up resolution seeking removal of Speaker Om Birla.

Six candidates from Tamil Nadu have been declared elected unopposed for the six vacancies in Rajya Sabha.

The Election Commission of India has made it clear that the objective of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is to ensure that no eligible voter be left out, while no ineligible person is included in the voter list.

Operation Sankalp is the Indian Navy’s major maritime security mission in Indian Ocean Region (IOR) has once again come into focus amid rising tensions in West Asia. The Indian Navy warships deployed under Operation Sankalp have been placed on standby to conduct Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations if required.

The operation was officially launched on 19  June 2019.

India has dispatched a humanitarian consignment of one thousand metric tonnes of rice from the Nhava Sheva Port to the people of Malawi to support Malawi’s efforts towards food security following the drought caused by the El Niño effect.

The Government of India has ordered a temporary suspension of TRP ratings for TV news channels. Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) shall withhold the reporting of Television Rating Points (TRPs) for four weeks or until further instructions. TRP reporting shall be abolished.

“Nitish Kumar Leaves Bihar For The Rajya Sabha. What Does He Leave Behind?”

External affairs Minister Dr. Jaishankar said that 67,000 Indians had returned from West Asia since the conflict started.

WORLD: (REUTER, AP, AFP, BLOOMBERG, CNN, WP)

Newly chosen Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is a hardliner, and known to be close to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. U.S. President Donald Trump last week said that he should have a personal role in choosing Iran’s next leader and called Mojtaba Khamenei an “unacceptable” choice. U.S., Iranian, and Israeli officials all vowed in public statements to continue fighting.

TRUMP also said that the map of Iran would “probably not” look the same after the war.

Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah continued in Lebanon, where almost four hundred people have been killed over the past week and more than half a million displaced, officials said.

Oil companies in Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar have begun reducing oil production because shipping traffic remains largely halted in the Strait of Hormuz. After global oil and jet fuel prices soared in the war’s first week, oil spiked to nearly $120 per barrel early today. The price fell slightly after the Financial Times reported that G7 countries may decide to jointly release petroleum reserves.

“There is a difference between concluding a successful military operation and achieving a positive outcome for Iran’s people. The U.S. military objectives appear achievable. Israel’s political objectives may be more difficult. But what this all means for a future of freedom and prosperity of the Iranian people is the most difficult question of all.”--Michael Froman.

Russia is providing Iran with intelligence to help it target U.S. assets in the Middle East, the Washington Post reported Friday, citing unnamed sources. A Kremlin spokesperson declined to comment, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said yesterday Russia was “helping” Iran but declined to provide details.

U.S.-UK friction over war: UK’s foreign secretary said yesterday the UK needed to “learn the lessons” of mistakes made in Iraq.

Trump met with twelve Latin American leaders in Florida Saturday to discuss plans to cooperate against drug cartels. The United States will train militaries in Latin America to ensure gangs are “demolished,” Trump wrote in a proclamation.

Trump said a “great change” will “soon be coming to Cuba” and that he and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are in talks with the Cuban government. Trump did not provide further details, though Rubio in recent weeks has called for Cuba’s economic and political liberalization.

Guinea’s government dissolved forty political parties in a decree Friday ahead of planned legislative elections in May.

NEPAL: A political party founded only four years ago is leading the vote count after the country’s parliamentary election Thursday One of the party’s leaders, former rapper Balendra Shah, may become the next prime minister. Final results are expected later in the week.

PM Modi congratulated Chairman of the Rastriya Swatantra Party, Rabi Lamichhane and senior leader of the RSP, Balendra Shah on their electoral victories and RSP’s resounding success in the Nepal elections.

Beijing hopes that 2026 will be a “landmark” year in U.S.-China relations, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters yesterday.

ISLAMIST TERRORISM:

A hand-bomb attack at a Hindu temple in Comilla city left at least three people injured, including the temple priest, in an incident that has raised serious concerns about security and communal harmony in the area.

CRIME & PUNISHMENT:

Two Maoists were arrested in a joint operation by the Bihar Special Task Force (STF) and local police in Bengabad police station area of Giridih district, Jharkhand.

 

 

DAS KAPITAL:

Indian Share Market: -

*BSE SENSEX* 77,566.16 −1,352.74 (1.71%)🔻

*NIFTY* 24,028.05 −422.40 (1.73%)🔻

Currency Exchange Rates:

*Euro* : ₹107/-*USD*  ₹ 92/- *China ¥* : ₹ 13/-

BULLIONS:

 *GOLD* : ₹ 16,700/ 01gm (24 krt)

 *SILVER* : ₹ 289,900/KG

BRENT CRUDE:

USD 89.53/- per barrel. (-9.43-9.53%)||10:42:00 PMMI Indication

WHAT IS NEXT:

Today, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. begins a visit to New York.

Today, the UN Security Council discusses Afghanistan.

Tomorrow, UN nuclear chief Rafael Grossi speaks at a nuclear energy summit in Paris.

 

 

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