India’s Sensex plummeted 502 points, Amit Shah faced backlash over Ambedkar remarks, China built villages near Doklam, Umar Khalid got bail, a Mumbai boat capsized, and cricketer Ashwin retired. Allu Arjun’s father visited a stampede victim’s family.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah urged Naxalites to surrender, promising rehabilitation. He aims to eradicate Naxalism in Chhattisgarh by March 31, 2026, believing this will end the nationwide threat. Shah praised Chhattisgarh’s rehabilitation policies and highlighted efforts against organized crime and narcotics.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced India’s plan to create a comprehensive anti-drone unit to counter the escalating threat of unmanned aerial vehicles along its borders. The initiative follows a significant increase in drone interceptions and the successful deployment of laser-equipped anti-drone systems.
A high-level Indian committee approved ₹1,115.67 crore for disaster mitigation and capacity building projects across the country, addressing the significant impact of extreme weather events in 2024, which included record-breaking temperatures and devastating landslides.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Narayan ‘Bhulai Bhai’, a prominent figure in Indian politics and a stalwart of the BJP. He lauded Bhulai Bhai’s long and dedicated service to the nation, highlighting his contributions to social service and the party’s growth. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also joined in mourning, emphasizing Bhulai Bhai’s unwavering commitment to the country and his inspiration to young generations.
The diplomatic rift between India and Canada has deepened with fresh allegations by Canada that Home Minister Amit Shah orchestrated a campaign against Sikh separatists on Canadian soil. These claims come amidst the ongoing investigation into the killing of a Khalistani terrorist in Canada, which has led to the expulsion of diplomats from both countries. This article provides an update on the latest developments in this escalating conflict, including Canada’s accusations, India’s response, and the potential ramifications for diplomatic relations.
Renowned Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen, known for her outspoken views on women’s rights and religious extremism, has publicly appealed to India’s Home Minister Amit Shah to allow her to continue residing in the country. Having lived in India for the past twenty years, Nasreen expressed her love for the nation and her deep concern over the non-renewal of her residence permit. This plea comes as Nasreen faces ongoing threats and persecution for her writings, highlighting the complexities of freedom of expression and the challenges faced by exiled individuals.
From the final phase of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections to Amit Shah’s potential Mumbai visit and new economic regulations, today is a pivotal day in India. This article provides a comprehensive overview of key events, including increased minimum wages, revised transaction charges at stock exchanges, and Australia’s new work visa program.
Bangladesh has lodged a formal protest with India over comments made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding ‘Bangladeshi infiltrators’. Shah’s remarks, made during a rally in Jharkhand, were deemed ‘objectionable and unacceptable’ by the Bangladeshi government, which expressed ‘deep sense of hurt’ and ‘extreme displeasure’.
A busy day awaits with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s continued engagements in the US, Arvind Kejriwal’s public address in Delhi, and key political rallies in Jammu and Kashmir. Additionally, the India-Bangladesh Test match continues in Chennai, while the UN Summit of the Future takes place in New York.
