Bengal's 'detect, delete, deport' policy: 335 illegal immigrants detained; 11 holding centres set up
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Why Israel’s Haifa Port has become critical to India’s trade and strategic ambitions
India's strategic foothold in the Middle East strengthens with the Adani Group's acquisition of Israel's Port of Haifa. This vital hub is poised to become a cornerstone of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, promising faster trade routes. Despite regional tensions, operations remain secure, underscoring its importance for India's economic and connectivity ambitions.'It was by mistake that I entered politics': Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah resigns from post, DK Shivakumar to take over
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has resigned, paving the way for Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar to take the top post. This transition follows months of speculation and high-level meetings in Delhi. Photos showcasing unity between the leaders were shared, signaling an amicable power handover after the Congress high command's directive for a leadership change.Air India Delhi-San Francisco flight returns after 9 hours in air due to technical snag
An Air India flight to San Francisco, carrying around 230 passengers, made an unexpected return to Delhi after over eight hours in the air due to a technical issue. The Boeing 777-300 ER landed safely, and the airline is arranging alternative travel for passengers, ensuring their comfort and onward journey.'Infiltration a major challenge': Amit Shah says panel on 'unnatural demographic change' set up
The government has formed a high-level committee to investigate demographic shifts in India, driven by illegal immigration and other "unnatural causes." Chaired by retired Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naoleker, the panel will assess population changes, analyze abnormal shifts across communities, and propose solutions. This initiative follows Prime Minister Modi's concerns about demographic changes impacting national security and social structures.West Bengal: Suvendu govt announces Rs 5 fish-rice meals, liquor ban near schools and temples
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari unveiled significant welfare initiatives, including subsidised fish-rice meals for Rs 5 at 400 canteens and Rs 3,000 monthly financial aid for women under the Annapurna Yojana. New regulations will restrict liquor shops within a kilometre of educational and religious sites, reinforcing a commitment to the rule of law over personal rule.
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