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Negotiations Reach Conclusion on LAC Disengagement

Diplomatic efforts between India and China aimed at reducing tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) are approaching a pivotal milestone, with disengagement and verification processes expected to conclude shortly. The latest discussions focus on specific areas in eastern Ladakh, where both nations have sought to stabilize their...

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Oct 29 · >

PM Launches India’s First Private-Sector Aircraft Plant for C-295

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, joined by his Spanish counterpart Pedro Sánchez, has inaugurated India’s first private-sector aircraft manufacturing facility in Vadodara, Gujarat. Established through a collaboration between Tata Advanced Systems and Airbus, the facility will produce the multi-role C-295 transport aircraft. This initiative represents a significant leap in the...

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Oct 28 · >

NIA Tightens Pannun Probe, Confiscates Chandigarh Properties

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has intensified its probe against Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the head of the proscribed Khalistani group, Sikh For Justice (SFJ), by initiating searches and property seizures. Known for his divisive calls for Punjab’s secession from India, Pannun has reportedly instigated multiple campaigns promoting anti-state activities....

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Oct 27 · >

Kenya’s High Court Suspends Adani’s $736M Power Project

A judicial suspension has stalled Adani Energy Solutions’ $736 million infrastructure project with Kenya, initially set up to boost the country’s electricity transmission. Kenya’s high court intervened after local activists raised legal and environmental concerns regarding the agreement between Adani and the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO). This ruling...

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Oct 26 · >

High Court Review Raises Stakes on Jama Masjid Protection

Delhi’s historic Jama Masjid is at the center of a complex legal and administrative discourse following submissions to the Delhi High Court by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which noted that official protection status could substantially impact the monument’s operations and regulations. In its affidavit, the ASI clarified...

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Oct 25 · >

India and China Coordinate on LAC Patrols Amid Tensions

India and China have made significant strides towards de-escalating their long-standing military tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), as both sides agreed to coordinate border patrols. This comes after high-level diplomatic discussions aimed at restoring peace along the contested border areas. Despite these developments, defence experts caution...

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Oct 24 · >

Modi and Xi to Meet Amidst Border Breakthrough at BRICS Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping during the BRICS summit in Russia. This meeting comes shortly after a significant agreement was reached on military disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, ending a four-year standoff. The bilateral talks will...

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Oct 23 · >

Supreme Court Upholds Secularism as Core Constitutional Principle

India’s Supreme Court reiterated that secularism remains an integral part of the Constitution’s basic structure during hearings on Monday. Justice Sanjiv Khanna, leading the bench alongside Justice Sanjay Kumar, emphasized that several rulings affirm secularism’s position within the Constitution. This was highlighted in the context of petitions challenging the...

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Oct 22 · >

Supreme Court Stays Order for Closure of Madrassas Nationwide

The Supreme Court has issued a stay on the recommendation made by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), which had urged the closure of government-funded or aided madrassas for not adhering to the Right to Education (RTE) Act. The decision comes amid widespread concern regarding the...

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Oct 21 · >

SC role as people’s court must be preserved: CJI Chandrachud

Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud recently emphasized the distinct roles of the judiciary and the Parliament, stressing that the Supreme Court should not function as an opposition party within the parliamentary system. His remarks came amid significant discussions surrounding the judicial approach to matters of policy,...

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Oct 20 · >

Canadian Sanctions Target More Indian Diplomats

Canada has escalated its diplomatic feud with India, expelling six diplomats as tensions between the two countries reach a critical point. The move follows allegations that Indian consular officials engaged in clandestine activities on Canadian soil, including gathering intelligence and influencing operations tied to violence and intimidation against the...

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Oct 19 · >

Bomb threats traced to London and Germany

Air travel continues to face security concerns as multiple bomb threats targeting Indian flights have been traced to locations in London and Germany. Investigators have intensified efforts to address the surge in such incidents, with threats affecting various carriers, including Air India and IndiGo, over the past several weeks....

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Oct 18 · >

Supreme Court Backs Section 6A in Assam Citizenship Case

The Supreme Court has upheld Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, reinforcing a critical provision that defines citizenship for a large group of Bangladeshi migrants who entered India before March 25, 1971. This decision aligns with the Assam Accord of 1985, which was enacted to address the complex issues...

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Oct 17 · >

US Voices Alarm Over Bomb Threats Targeting Air India Flights

Authorities in the United States have expressed grave concerns regarding a spate of bomb threats directed at Air India flights. The threats, which have prompted heightened security measures, have raised alarms among aviation and government officials, emphasizing the ongoing vulnerabilities in international air travel. Investigators are currently working to...

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Oct 16 · >

Canada pushes for sanctions as tensions with India deepen

Canada is escalating its diplomatic feud with India by signaling the potential for sanctions, following accusations that Indian agents were involved in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Sikh activist and Canadian citizen. This development comes after months of strained relations, marked by mutual expulsion of diplomats and...

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Oct 15 · >

Canada pushes for sanctions as tensions with India deepen

Canada is escalating its diplomatic feud with India by signaling the potential for sanctions, following accusations that Indian agents were involved in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Sikh activist and Canadian citizen. This development comes after months of strained relations, marked by mutual expulsion of diplomats and...

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Oct 15 · >

Bomb Threat Forces Air India Flight to Divert to Delhi

A bomb threat on board an Air India flight traveling from Mumbai to New York led to an urgent diversion to Delhi on Monday. The flight, AI 191, was forced to alter its course after security officials received a bomb threat via a message on X (formerly Twitter), according...

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Oct 14 · >

Farooq Abdullah Calls for Return of Kashmiri Pandits

Farooq Abdullah, the veteran leader of Jammu and Kashmir’s National Conference (NC), urged Kashmiri Pandits to return to their homeland, marking a significant development as the NC gears up to form the new government. Addressing the Kashmiri Pandit community, Abdullah emphasized that the region was their home and extended...

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Oct 13 · >
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