War to continue ?

Indian astrologers  say that ceasefire announced by American President Donald Trump is temporary and war is going to continue. Means bad days are still ahead for the world.

Possible PM Address Fuels Speculation After All-Party Meet Call !

The Centre’s sudden decision to convene an all-party meeting today has triggered intense buzz in Delhi’s political circles, with many reading it as a prelude to a possible prime-time address by the Prime Minister on national television. The timing is especially significant, coming close on the heels of the Prime Minister’s recent phone conversation with US President Donald Trump, during which the two leaders discussed tariffs and a new trade arrangement that lowers duties on Indian goods to 18 percent. While the official line is that tomorrow’s meeting is meant to brief parties on the rapidly evolving external situation, including strains in West Asia and their economic fallout, the tightly controlled messaging from the government has only amplified chatter that a major policy signal, or at least a calibrated reassurance to markets and the public, could follow in the form of a televised PM address.

Trump's 5 day Ceasefire, and Iran's Continued conversation with US Counterparts hint at Early Termination of Conflict within March ?

US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a five-day halt in strikes on Iran, framed around “very productive” talks, has opened a narrow diplomatic window in the West Asia conflict. Tehran, while denying that it has formally sought a ceasefire, has simultaneously signalled that the war “must end”, suggesting a guarded readiness to explore off-ramps without appearing weak domestically. Together, these moves have tempered immediate fears of a spiral in early April, with oil markets and regional stakeholders briefly exhaling. Yet the ceasefire is conditional and time‑bound, with both sides explicitly tying restraint to progress at the negotiating table, keeping the risk of renewed escalation very much alive if talks stall. For now, the coming week looks less combustible but far from conclusively stable.