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Bengaluru weather : Patchy rain expected with partly cloudy evening. Maximum temperature 34–35°C, humidity at 44%, winds at 12.6 km/h, and moderate air quality (AQI 41–92). Residents advised to stay hydrated and carry umbrellas during light showers.

Madhya Pradesh is witnessing mixed weather conditions today, with heat in some regions and chances of rain in others. The IMD has issued thunderstorm alerts across key cities, warning of sudden weather changes.

Delhi’s weather is set to take a sudden turn today, with thunderstorms, rain, and strong winds expected across Delhi. The IMD has issued an alert, warning of changing conditions and fluctuating temperatures in coming days.

UP sees rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds on March 20. Kanpur faces hail risk. Temperatures drop slightly, bringing brief relief from heat. IMD warns to stay cautious during lightning and storms.

Global markets fell sharply as oil prices surged after Iran attacked energy sites across the Gulf. Brent crude crossed $115 per barrel, raising fears of inflation and slower growth. Stocks dropped across Europe, Asia and United States.

The Bhabanipur seat is the one to watch in the upcoming assembly elections. TMC's Mamata Banerjee is facing off against BJP's Suvendu Adhikari. We take a quick look at who owns how much.

Central government employees could see a salary hike by March 31, 2026. There's a strong chance of a 3% to 4% increase in Dearness Allowance (DA), and they might also get three months of arrears. 

The deadline to give your suggestions for the 8th Pay Commission is now March 31, 2026. Employees and pensioners can submit their ideas on the fitment factor, minimum salary, and pension through the MyGov platform.

On 19 March 2026, Madhya Pradesh will experience active weather with rain and thunderstorms in cities like Indore, Ujjain, and Gwalior, while Bhopal remains partly cloudy. This is a temporary phase, as the IMD warns of heatwave in the coming days.

India rolled out the 'Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita' (BNS) and 'Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita' (BNSS) from July 1, 2024. These new laws classify crimes into two main categories, changing how and when police can make arrests.