A Jaguar fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed today in Panchkula, Haryana. The aircraft had taken off from the Ambala airbase on a training sortie. The pilot ejected from the aircraft. A Court of Inquiry has been ordered into the accident: Indian Air Force officials

Indian Foreign Service Officer, Jitendra Rawat died by suicide by jumping off MEA residential complex in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi at 6am.

He was Director at Overseas Employments & Protectorate General of Emigrants [OE & PGE] in MEA.

He was reportedly suffering from depression and undergoing treatment for it. However, no suicide note was found from him.

“CDS Gen Anil Chauhan concluded a successful visit to Australia from 04-07 March 2025.

The visit underscored the growing engagement between the two nations under the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, emphasizing shared commitment towards regional security and military collaboration.

The deliberations focused on strengthening military cooperation, with key emphasis on maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region, joint exercises, capacity building, defence technology exchange and new bilateral defence initiatives.”

— Ministry of Defence (MoD)

Port Louis — PM Narendra Modi receives 'guard of honour' in Mauritius.

The Baloch Liberation Army has carried out a strategic operation in Mashkaf, Dhadar, Bolan, seizing" control of the Jaffar Express by derailing it.

During the resistance, six military personnel were killed, while over 100 passengers have been taken into BLA custody."

PM Modi gifts Sangam water from 'Maha Kumbh' to Mauritius President.

Airtel announces agreement with SpaceX to bring Starlink's high-speed internet in India.

Mauritius PM announces its HIGHEST AWARD "The Grand Commander of the Order of the Star & Key of the Indian Ocean" for PM Modi.

PM Modi hands over OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) cards to Mauritius PM Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam & his spouse Veena Ramgoolam.

“All hostages are in the custody of the BLA’s Fidayeen unit, Majeed Brigade.

Clear instructions have been issued to the Majeed Brigade(suicide bombers): if the Pakistani military attempts to approach ALL HOSTAGES WILL BE EXECUTED and the Fidayeen will continue their resistance until martyrdom without retreating.” - Jeeyand Baloch, spokesperson for the Baloch Liberation Army

Occupying forces repelled, more than 30 personnel killed, 48-hour deadline for prisoner exchange – BLA

The Baloch Liberation Army commanders, through a well-planned military strategy and aggressive advance, forced the ground and air reinforcements of the occupying Pakistani army to retreat after eight hours of fighting. In the clashes that continued for several hours, more than 30 enemy personnel have been killed and many injured so far, while the occupying forces have suffered heavy losses.

The BLA has been in complete control of the train and all the hostages on board for the past eight hours. Under the rules of war, these 214 hostages are considered prisoners of war and the BLA is ready to exchange prisoners. The occupying state of Pakistan is given 48 hours to immediately and unconditionally release the Baloch political prisoners, forcibly disappeared persons and national resistance activists.

The 214 Pakistani personnel, including military, paramilitary, police and intelligence personnel, are being held under full security and martial law by the BLA. If our demands are not met within the stipulated period or the occupying power attempts any military action during this period, all the prisoners of war will be killed and the train will be completely destroyed. The Pakistani army will be held responsible for this.

This declaration is final and unwavering. The occupying enemy is warned that the BLA is capable of fully, effectively and promptly implementing every decision it makes.