Kolkata Sees Clashes Before Modi’s Political Rally
Kolkata experienced clashes between rival political groups ahead of a major rally, highlighting tensions in West Bengal’s politically charged atmosphere.
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Ladakh Activist Sonam Wangchuk Released After 6 Months in Jail
Sonam Wangchuk, the Ladakh activist who challenged development policies affecting the region, has been released after six months in jail.
LPG Shortage Relief: 92,700 MT Supply Ships Heading to India
Government confirms 92,700 MT of LPG heading to India; ships expected March 16-17 to ease household cooking gas shortages.
ISRO Tests New Engine for India’s Heaviest Rocket
ISRO successfully tested a powerful new engine designed for India’s heaviest rocket, marking a major leap in the nation’s space capabilities.
Punjab Man’s Russia Job Dream Ends in Tragedy
A Punjab man who left for Russia for employment returned home in a coffin after eight months, raising critical questions about worker safety abroad.
Centre and Andhra Pradesh Join Forces to Secure LPG Supply
Andhra Pradesh govt confirms Centre and state working together to ensure steady LPG supply for households across the state.
LPG Supply Tight but Not Running Out, Govt Assures Indians
Govt confirms LPG supply is tight but won’t run dry. Officials say situation under control as they work to boost imports.
India’s Services Exports Hit $348 Billion Milestone
India’s services exports crossed $348 billion, cementing the country’s status as a global services powerhouse driving jobs and foreign exchange.
India Extends Visas for Foreigners by 30 Days Amid Regional Crisis
India automatically extends visas for all foreigners by 30 days to handle travel disruptions from regional tensions.
LPG Supply Relief: 92,000 Tonnes Arriving at Gujarat Ports This Week
Two ships with 92,000 tonnes of LPG dock at Gujarat ports March 16-17, potentially easing India’s tight gas supplies and household cooking costs.
During Op Sindoor, Pakistan Had Allies, India Had None: Military Expert
During Op Sindoor, Pakistan received support from three allied nations while India fought without international backing, according to military experts.
India’s NAVIC GPS System Down: What It Means for You
India’s homegrown NAVIC GPS system is down, leaving the country dependent on foreign satellite navigation and exposing strategic vulnerabilities.