आज की बड़ी खबरें: March 26, 2026 Headlines
The country is celebrating Ram Navami today, March 26, 2026, keeping the stock markets closed. Security agencies are on high alert following a bomb threat against the Delhi Assembly, while the government held an all-party meeting regarding the West Asia crisis. Yesterday, the stock market saw a major rebound, with the Sensex closing 1,205 points higher.
Today's Major News — March 26, 2026
Top Stories
Delhi Assembly receives bomb threat; claims of 16 RDX IEDs
- What happened: A threat was issued to blow up the Delhi Assembly. The message claimed that 16 RDX IEDs had been planted, with a threat of an explosion at 1:40 PM.
- Why it matters: This is a critical security issue for the capital. Security agencies are currently investigating the matter.
Ram Navami celebrations across the country; stock markets closed
- What happened: The nation is celebrating Ram Navami on March 26, 2026. Consequently, the stock markets (BSE and NSE) remain closed today.
- Why it matters: Investors and traders should note that there will be no trading sessions today. It is a major religious and social festival in the country.
All-party meeting on West Asia crisis; Cabinet approves 100 new airports
- What happened: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh chaired an all-party meeting regarding the West Asia crisis. Additionally, the Union Cabinet approved the construction of 100 new airports.
- Why it matters: The situation in the Middle East directly impacts India’s oil supply and economy. The decision to build 100 new airports is a historic move for the country's infrastructure development.
Middle East tension: Government updates opposition on crisis
- What happened: The central government provided detailed briefings to opposition parties regarding the ongoing conflict in West Asia and the situation at the Strait of Hormuz.
- Why it matters: A threat to the Strait of Hormuz could directly affect India’s oil imports. PM Modi had also clarified the government's stance on this in the Rajya Sabha.
Economy and Business
Sensex jumps 1,205 points, Nifty crosses 23,300
The Indian stock market witnessed a massive surge on March 25. The BSE Sensex closed 1,205 points higher, and the NSE Nifty 50 surpassed the 23,300 mark. This marked a strong recovery following heavy selling earlier in the week, during which ₹15 lakh crore in market capitalization was wiped out.
Goldman Sachs cuts India's GDP forecast
Global bank Goldman Sachs has downgraded India's economic growth projection for 2026 from 7% to 5.9%. The key reasons cited include the threat of disrupted oil supplies and global economic uncertainty.
Delhi Budget: CM Rekha Gupta to present
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta is preparing to present the Delhi budget. This will be the first full budget of the new BJP government, drawing significant public interest.
National and International
Netanyahu states attacks on Iran will continue following talks with Trump
Following discussions with Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that attacks on Iran will persist. U.S. President Donald Trump had previously stated that American forces would not attack Iran for the next five days.
Trump calls PM Modi to discuss Middle East and Hormuz
U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the phone to discuss the Middle East situation and the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing conflict.
Keep an eye on
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Delhi bomb threat investigation: The probe into the bomb threat at the Delhi Assembly is ongoing. Monitor the actions taken by security agencies in this case.
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West Asia war and oil crisis: Growing tensions at the Strait of Hormuz could hit India’s oil supply. The Goldman Sachs GDP warning is also linked to this situation.
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Parliament Budget Session: Reports from the session...
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