The film ‘Dhurandhar 2’, directed by Aditya Dhar, is making good collections in India and worldwide collections. On Sunday, the film got the benefit of the weekend and its earnings have increased. This film has left behind the film ‘KGF: Chapter 2’ in terms of worldwide collection. Let us know how much collection this film has made on the 11th day?

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Scenes from the movie ‘Dhurandhar 2’ – Photo: Social Media

Collection of ‘Dhurandhar 2’ till now
The film ‘Dhurandhar 2’, which was released in theaters on March 19, had earned more than Rs 100 crore on the opening day. It had collected Rs 674.17 crore in the first week. ‘Dhurandhar 2’ earned Rs 41.75 crore on the ninth day. The earning on the tenth day was Rs 62.85 crore. It has collected Rs 68.10 crore on the 11th day. The total collection of this film has reached Rs 846.80 crore.

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Highest grossing Bollywood film of 11th day – Photo: Amar Ujala

Left behind ‘KGF: Chapter 2’
‘Dhurandhar 2’ is earning well not only in India but all over the world. In 11 days, this film has collected Rs 1361.95 crore worldwide. In terms of worldwide collection, it has left behind ‘KGF: Chapter 2’. The net worldwide collection of ‘KGF: Chapter 2’ is approximately Rs 1250 crore.

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Trailer of the film ‘Dhurandhar 2’ – Photo: YouTube Grab

Highest grossing film in India
The film ‘Dhurandhar 2’ has left behind the lifetime collection of its first part ‘Dhurandhar’ on the 11th day itself. ‘Dhurandhar’, released last year, had a net collection of Rs 840.20 crore at the Indian box office. It was the highest grossing film ever in India. But now ‘Dhurandhar 2’ has become the highest grossing film in India.

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Collection of ‘Ustad Bhagat Singh’ – Photo:

The entire Middle East is burning in the fire of war between US-Israel and Iran. An Indian employee died in an attack on a power station in Kuwait, Iran. A building has also been damaged in the Iranian attack. Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity and Water confirmed this on Monday (30 March).

Ministry issued statement

Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity, Water and Energy said in a statement that the incident occurred on Sunday (29 March) evening. Kuwait called it part of Iran’s aggression on the country. In a statement issued by the ministry, it was said that the service building and water plant of the power plant in Kuwait were attacked by Iran. An Indian employee died in this attack, and the building also suffered extensive damage.

Relief team started work

In a statement from the Power Ministry, it was said that after the incident, to secure the affected site, security officers and technical teams and relief rescue teams along with related organizations started their work as per the emergency plans.

Appeal not to pay attention to rumors

The ministry has appealed to the people to maintain peace and not pay attention to rumours. People have been appealed to trust only the information received from official sources. Also, assurance was given to give continuous correct updates on the developments.

Big loss to Kuwait due to Iran war

Kuwait has also suffered huge losses due to the war between America, Israel and Iran. Iran has targeted American bases and infrastructure located in the Middle East. In a separate statement, Kuwait’s Defense Ministry said that since the war started about a month ago, a total of 307 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles and 616 drone attacks have been carried out on the country.

Statement No. (16) Ministry of Electricity, Water and Power Renewed

Damage to service building at one of the electric power stations and water filtration #वोर्जाते_लेखरबाय_वालमाआ pic.twitter.com/yOEuRP9vZs

— वोज़ारा वेल्टिका वालमाई वालतागता मत्जद्ञादा 🇰🇼 (@mew_kwt) March 29, 2026

Kuwait Defense Ministry informed on Sunday (29 March) that in the last 24 hours, it has detected and neutralized 14 ballistic missiles and 12 drones.

This spring, the most valuable commodity in agriculture is not sunshine or even rain, it is fertiliser.

By some estimates, up to half of global production of crops and livestock depends on the magical combination of minerals and chemicals that make up synthetic fertiliser.

But the Iran war is pushing up prices and squeezing availability of this fundamental element in the food chain at the start of the European and Asian growing season.

British fertiliser importers, farmers and growers have told Sky News that rising costs are squeezing food producers, and, in time, will trigger a food inflation spike for consumers.

Prices have rocketed because synthetic fertiliser is an energy product, dependent on the same natural gas we use to heat our homes and underpin our electricity grid.

The nitrogen that feeds plants around the world is produced from combining the hydrogen from methane (natural gas) with nitrogen in the air (via the Haber-Bosch process, familiar to chemistry students with long memories) to create ammonia.

Processed ammonia, in the form of urea or ammonia nitrate, is the raw material of industrial fertiliser, and up to 30% of global supply normally passes through the Gulf. As with oil and gas, the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz has pushed up prices.

Urea has soared from close to $300 a tonne at the turn of the year to almost $700 by the end of March.

That leaves farmers facing a choice: pay double to produce a normal crop, a cost you may not be able to pass on to consumers immediately, or go without, and see yields shrink.

Either way, food prices will inevitably be forced up.

UK farmers, growers and ultimately consumers are exposed to these rising prices. Domestic fertiliser production has declined as industrial energy prices have risen and today we produce less than half of the synthetic fertilisers farmers require.

With European production increasingly uncompetitive, British importers have to look further afield.

At Nitrasol’s Great Yarmouth terminal, they meet demand with urea ammonia nitrate imported from Trinidad, shipped first to Sunderland, and then down the North Sea coast to Norfolk.

A steady stream of lorries arrive to be filled before heading to farms from Scotland to the South West.

Prices agreed with customers before the war began are being honoured, but Nitrasol chairman John Fuller says they will inevitably rise, and, for the second time in four years, the UK is facing a food inflation spike.

‘Worse than after Ukraine’

“In the last six weeks it’s gone up probably by about 25% as we’ve had to fight off other buyers,” Mr Fuller told Sky News.

“We had a shipment last Sunday, and those farmers that bought early are securing the old price, but for those who left it to the last minute, I’m afraid that we’re having to buy from the new cargoes, those are more expensive.

“It’s a really serious situation. In some respects, it’s worse than it was four years ago in the Ukrainian situation, and we all know what happened six months later.

“There was 10% inflation, and that knocked the government right back. And I just hope that the government grips this.”

Mr Fuller, who sits as a Conservative peer in the House of Lords, wants the government to cancel the adoption of carbon import taxes from next January.

A mechanism intended to prevent emissions being exported, many businesses believe they will simply load more cost on to industry.

Some 150 miles west, in the Cotswolds, beef farmer David Barton is already paying the price.

Ordering fertiliser to treat the pasture that will sustain his suckling heifers and calves through summer, and into next winter as silage, he found prices had risen from £370 to almost £500 a tonne, and would not be available until April.

“I really need it this year, because we had a very, very dry summer last year,” he says.

“Our fodder stocks are low, and generally across the country they’re low. But if I didn’t put any on, it would be half the yield.”

Beef farmers may not be able to pass rising prices on to customers immediately. It is sold into a global market, and, while it has seen double-digit inflation for months, the price is set beyond David’s farm gate.

“Individual businesses are having to take all this risk, and take all of this price shock,” he says.

“For the country to have food resilience and food security, we need these food businesses like myself to be profitable.

“We cannot farm and continue to produce food if it is below the cost of our production. We do need to make sure that we have more resilience in our food supply to make sure the country has the food it needs.”

‘Disaster’ as gas up 90%

Horticulture is facing a similar squeeze, doubly so in the glasshouses of the Lea Valley, north of London, where around half a billion salad vegetables are grown every year.

At Valley Grown Nurseries, where the rows of crops are measured in miles, the sweet peppers are ready to pick and cherry tomatoes are a couple of weeks off.

They are sustained by hundreds of miles of hot water pipes, kept in the low 20s centigrade by gas heating, and a constant diet of fertiliser.

Their gas bill has gone up more than 90% In the last month but their prices, agreed with supermarkets last autumn, cannot shift.

“It’s a disaster, and not only for this organisation, but every organisation that’s involved in producing food with gas,” says owner Jimmy Russo.

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Lee Stiles, of the Lea Valley Growers Association, says the government should declare horticulture an energy-intensive industry to cut its energy costs. Until then, growers face a choice.

“The growers are at a crossroads now,” he said. “They’ve planted. For cucumbers, we’re in full production. We’re picking tomatoes. Peppers and aubergines are a few days and weeks away.

“They’ve got to make a decision. If they can’t get more money for their produce, then they’re going to have to either stop, send everyone home and lose some money, or carry on and lose even more.”

Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has expressed gratitude to the people of Iraq for their support in the war against America and Israel in a written message. Iranian media gave this information on Sunday (29 March). Since the name was announced, Mujtaba has not yet appeared in public and has issued only a few written statements. There has been much speculation about his condition and whereabouts due to his lack of visibility, but state television and some Iranian officials have indicated that he is recovering from injuries sustained in the airstrike.

According to the AFP report, Khamenei expressed gratitude to Iraq’s highest religious authority, the Iraqi people, for their clear stance against aggression and their support for Iran, citing Iraq-based Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, one of the most revered figures in Shia Islam.

Mujtaba Khamenei’s statement
This message was given after a meeting between the Shia Party, the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq and the Iranian Ambassador in Baghdad. No further information was given regarding the medium through which the message was transmitted. Mujtaba has issued his first statement after becoming the Supreme Leader and a message for the Persian New Year Nowruz. Both statements were read by news anchors on TV, in which Khamenei predicted victory in the war.

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It is alleged that after this the accused called their associates and started attacking with knives in a deadly attack. The victim told that his sister Sajida and others were seriously injured.

Knife attack on wedding guests – Photo: Amar Ujala

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On March 30, a fight broke out in the wedding procession at Bhalla Farm House Baratghar located in Garima Garden of Tilamod police station area in Ghaziabad, UP. Four-five unknown people attacked the wedding guests with knives. During this, many people including a woman were seriously injured. Police arrived on the information of dial 112 and sent the injured to the hospital. In this case, Shahzad, a resident of Panathi village located in Chandni Nagar police station area of ​​Baghpat, has filed a complaint against unknown accused and demanded action.

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