A tourist submarine sank off the coast of Hurghada, Egypt, on Thursday, killing six Russian tourists. Local officials confirmed that 39 people were rescued. The vessel, operated by Sindbad, went down about one kilometre from shore. The cause of the sinking is still unclear. Some reports suggest the submarine took on water due to open hatches, while others say it hit a reef. The company has cancelled future trips, and authorities are investigating. This incident follows a similar accident in November when a tourist boat sank in the same area, leaving 11 people dead or missing. (PC: BBC)

A gunfight broke out in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district, killing three policemen and injuring two others. Security forces shot dead two terrorists. The clash happened near Jakhole village, about 30 km from Hiranagar, where another encounter took place earlier. Officials believe the terrorists entered India through a tunnel from Pakistan. A large anti-terror operation has been ongoing since March 22, involving police, the Army, NSG, BSF, and CRPF. "Reinforcements were rushed to the spot," officials said. Security forces are using drones and bulletproof vehicles to track down more infiltrators hiding in the area. (PC: PTI)

Mumbai Police have asked comedian Kunal Kamra to appear for questioning by March 31. Kamra requested time until April 3, citing threats to his life, but police denied his request. He faces charges, including defamation, after making jokes about Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. Sena workers vandalized the comedy venue after his show, and civic officials later demolished parts of it. Kamra said, "I won’t hide and will cooperate with police." He also questioned whether the law would be fairly applied to those responsible for vandalism. The controversy has sparked political debate between Shinde and Uddhav Thackeray. (PC: NDTV)

5 people were stabbed near Amsterdam’s central Dam Square, Dutch police said. A suspect, who was also injured, has been arrested. Police said, "The suspect was overpowered with the help of a citizen... As his leg was injured, he was taken to a hospital." The area was sealed off, and ambulances rushed to the scene. A trauma helicopter arrived but later left. The motive for the attack is still unknown. Police have asked the public for any footage of the incident. A city council meeting was interrupted due to the stabbing. Investigations are ongoing. (PC: Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock)

Abhishek Sharma has been a rising star in Indian cricket. Yograj Singh revealed he told Yuvraj Singh, "If you could control his nightlife..." to keep Abhishek disciplined. Yuvraj followed this advice during the COVID lockdown, ensuring Abhishek and Shubman Gill trained properly. Kane Williamson praised Abhishek’s batting, saying, "He has got a great bat swing and is a natural timer of the ball." Abhishek had a stellar IPL 2024 season and continued his form in international cricket. His explosive batting has made him a key player for India ahead of the 2026 T20 World Cup. (PC: BCCI)

A course on Hinduism at the University of Houston has led to a controversy. An Indian-American student, Vasant Bhatt, accused the university of promoting "Hinduphobia." He claimed the course describes Hinduism as a "political tool" and links it to oppression. The university is reviewing the complaint. The course, taught online by Professor Aaron Michael Ullrey, has drawn criticism for its syllabus. Bhatt shared a quote stating that the term "Hindu" is recent and linked to nationalism. This comes as India rejected a US report on religious freedom, calling it biased and politically motivated. (PC: UHouston/X)

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) secured a dominant 5-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in IPL 2025 at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Nicholas Pooran smashed 70 off 26 balls, while Mitchell Marsh added 52 off 31 as LSG chased 191 in just 16.1 overs. Shardul Thakur was the standout bowler, taking 4/34, including key wickets of Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan. Despite Travis Head’s 47 off 28 and late cameos from Aniket Verma (26 off 13) and Pat Cummins (18 off 4), SRH posted 190/9. LSG’s powerful batting sealed an easy victory. (PC: BCCI)

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates predicts AI will replace most jobs but says three professions will remain human-dominated. He argues AI lacks the creativity needed for scientific discoveries, making biologists irreplaceable. Similarly, he believes energy experts will remain vital as the field is too complex for full automation. Gates also asserts that AI will not replace human caregivers due to the emotional intelligence required. While AI continues to transform industries, experts like NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang and OpenAI’s Sam Altman foresee job losses, particularly for coders. Gates, however, remains optimistic about the role of humans in AI-driven industries. (PC: Bloomberg)

A stabbing near Amsterdam’s central Dam Square left five people injured, with police arresting a suspect. Authorities have yet to determine the motive. The attack occurred in a busy tourist area, leading to a suspension of public transport. Emergency services, including a helicopter, responded swiftly, and the area was cordoned off. Social media footage showed emergency vehicles near the Royal Palace. Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema left a town hall meeting upon hearing the news. Police have urged witnesses to share footage. The investigation is ongoing as officials work to determine the cause of the attack. (PC: AFP)

Lucknow Super Giants' (LSG) 23-year-old pacer Prince Yadav made a stunning IPL debut, dismissing Travis Head with a yorker and playing a key role in Heinrich Klaasen’s run-out. The Delhi-based bowler, signed for ₹30 lakh, impressed in the Delhi Premier League and Vijay Hazare Trophy. His spell of 1/29 earned praise from mentor Zaheer Khan and a standing ovation from LSG owner Sanjiv Goenka. Sunil Gavaskar lauded his control and variation. Despite Yadav’s heroics, Shardul Thakur’s four-wicket haul restricted SRH to 190/9. LSG captain Rishabh Pant’s gamble with Yadav proved to be a masterstroke. (PC: X/Lucknow Super Giants)