All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) and several other opposition parties have voiced strong objections to the Special Intensive Revision (S.I.R.) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, raising concerns over its timing and potential political implications. Party leaders argue the move could impact voter verification processes ahead of upcoming electoral cycles, while officials maintain the revision is part of routine electoral procedures.


India: TMC and Other Political Parties Oppose West Bengal S.I.R 

India’s advanced fast breeder reactor hits a major milestone, unlocking the path to thorium-powered energy and long-term energy security Is it a game-changer for the future?

India Enters Elite Nuclear Club Alongside Russia With PFBR 

Renowned Russian scientist and missile designer Alexander Leonov has passed away at the age of 74.

Leonov was the CEO and Chief Designer of NPO Mashinostroyenia and played a pivotal role in developing groundbreaking missile systems, including the joint BrahMos and the hypersonic Zircon.

His work advanced both Russian and global missile technology, influencing modern defense systems and shaping strategic aerospace capabilities. Leonov’s contributions have left a lasting legacy in aerospace engineering and defense innovation.

The Man Behind Brahmos No More: Veteran Russian Scientist Leonov Passes Away

Nepalese authorities have reportedly uncovered what they describe as a vast criminal network operating a multimillion-dollar fake rescue scam on Mount Everest, where drugs have been deliberately administered to induce altitude sickness-like symptoms, or baking powder is mixed into food to make tourists unwell.

The Everest Scandal: Poison, Corruption & Fraud On Roof Of The World 

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the successful commissioning of the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) as a defining milestone in the country's nuclear energy journey. The PFBR, aimed at enhancing India’s nuclear power capacity, reflects the nation’s push toward self-reliance in advanced energy technologies. Modi emphasized its significance in supporting sustainable energy, scientific progress, and national security.


India: PM Modi Calls PFBR Milestone Defining Step in Nuclear Journey 

India has achieved a major milestone as its most advanced nuclear reactor has attained criticality. The development marks a key step in strengthening the country’s nuclear energy capabilities. Watch the full video to know more on this!

Nuclear Milestone: India's Most Advanced Nuclear Reactor Attains Criticality 

Senior advocate Menaka Guruswamy makes history by becoming India’s first openly queer Member of Parliament after taking oath in the Rajya Sabha. Her entry into Parliament marks a significant milestone for LGBTQ+ representation in Indian politics and highlights a key moment for diversity and inclusion in the country’s democratic landscape.


Menaka Guruswamy Becomes India’s First Openly Queer Member of Parliament

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (April 6, 2026) flagged the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and ‘One Nation, One Election’ as two unfinished agendas of the BJP, and said serious and positive discussions are taking place on them.


PM Narendra Modi Says BJP Must Implement One Nation, One Election & UCC

The government of Telangana has moved to draft new temple regulation rules, following an official order issued by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. The proposed framework aims to reform management, improve transparency, and strengthen governance of temples across the state.


India: Telangana to Frame New Temple Rules, CM Revanth Reddy Issues Order 

A massive landslide has struck the Jammu-Srinagar Highway, blocking traffic and disrupting travel in the region. Authorities and emergency teams are working to clear debris and ensure the safety of stranded commuters.


J&K Landslide: Massive Landslide Hits Jammu-Srinagar Highway

Indian security agencies have intensified a coordinated counterterrorism crackdown, detaining three suspects during joint intelligence-based operations aimed at dismantling emerging terror networks. The operation involved multiple agencies working together to track suspected radical links and prevent potential threats before they could materialise. 


India Intensifies Counterterrorism Crackdown; Three Suspects Detained During Joint Ops

In a joint operation, the Delhi Police Special Cell and the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) have arrested two suspects from Mumbai for allegedly plotting a terror attack in the national capital.
The accused, identified as Mossab Ahdam alias Kalam Kalyan and Mohammad Hamad Kollara (both Mumbai residents), have been brought to Delhi for further interrogation.
According to investigators, both men were highly radicalised and had alleged links with multiple terror organisations, including Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Islamic State. Police sources said the suspects were also associated with online extremist networks such as “Mission Khilafat” and “Soldiers of Prophet”.

Delhi Police & Maharashtra ATS Foil Major Delhi Bomb Plot Using Toy Train Device

The India‑flagged LPG tanker Green Asha has become the ninth Indian vessel to transit the strategically critical Strait of Hormuz amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the Gulf. The passage underscores New Delhi’s efforts to keep vital energy supply lines open despite disruptions to maritime traffic caused by the ongoing regional conflict.


Green Asha: Ninth India-flagged Vessel Crosses Strait of Hormuz

Breaking: Green Asha is the Ninth India-Flagged Vessel to Cross Strait

Authorities in Himachal Pradesh have placed districts including Chamba, Kullu, and Shimla on high alert as forecasts warn of thunderstorms, hailstorms, lightning, and gusty winds linked to an active western disturbance.


India | Himachal Pradesh: Chamba, Kullu & Shimla On High Alert for Storms

India has confirmed it is sourcing crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Iran amid the ongoing energy supply disruptions in West Asia caused by war in the region. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas issued a statement on Saturday addressing rumours of supply problems. “Amid Middle East supply disruptions, Indian refiners have secured their crude oil requirements, including from Iran; and there is no payment hurdle for Iranian crude imports,” it said.


India: Energy Supplies Remain Secured, Says Crude Supply Fully Secured for Coming Months

India successfully navigates a high number of vessels through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, ensuring uninterrupted trade and energy supplies amid regional tensions. The operation highlights India’s maritime capabilities and strategic planning in a critical international waterway.


India Manages to Get High Numbers of Vessels Through the Strait

Indian markets remained volatile this week, as investors watched global crude oil prices and the broader economic fallout from the conflict in West Asia. Take a look at this next report to find out what moved Indian stocks and for cues to watch in the following week.


What Moved Indian Markets This Week?

India has officially commissioned INS Aridhaman into the Indian Navy, marking a major boost to the country’s maritime strength and strategic deterrence capability. The indigenously built nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine is the third in the Arihant-class fleet and strengthens India’s nuclear triad by enhancing its sea-based second-strike capability. 


India: INS Aridhaman Commissioned; Officially Inducted into Indian Navy

#Gravitas Leading private bottled water companies have reportedly increased prices by as much as 11 percent. The Brewers Association of India has reported a sharp 20 percent increase in glass bottle prices. It has asked its member companies to approach state governments for a 12 to 15 percent hike in beer prices.


West Asia War to Make Bottled Water & Beer Pricier for Indians

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh hinted at the launch of INS Aridaman, India's third indigenously built nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, in a social media post.


India Gets 3rd Nuclear Submarine | INS Aridhaman Commissioned 

Air travellers in India won’t see relief on seat selection charges just yet. The government has kept the proposed 60% free seat rule in abeyance, citing further review. Airlines had warned that reducing fees could hurt revenue and push ticket prices higher. For now, only a small portion of seats remain free to choose, leaving passengers to continue paying for preferred options.


Indian Govt Suspends 60% Free Flight Seat Rule

India’s energy strategy is rapidly shifting as imports from Russia surge nearly 90% in March, even as overall crude imports fall. Disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz and a US waiver have pushed refiners to secure alternative supplies. The move reflects a pragmatic response to global volatility, but also signals a deeper realignment in India’s long-term energy sourcing strategy.


India's Russian Oil Imports Jump 90% In March: Report

Indian Govt Suspends 60% Free Flight Seat Rule, Only About 20% of Seats Are Free

India is taking a big leap in education as the Central Board of Secondary Education rolls out AI learning from Class 3 onwards. Launched by Dharmendra Pradhan at Vigyan Bhawan, the new curriculum aims to build computational thinking early. The move signals a shift toward future-ready skills, preparing students for a tech-driven world.


India: Students to Learn AI From Class 3 

Election Commission of India has handed over the investigation into the recent violence in Malda to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), marking a major step in the probe into the incident. The move comes amid heightened political tensions and security concerns following clashes linked to the election period.


Malda Violence: Election Commission Transfers Malda Violence Probe to NIA 

The Indian Government has suspended the rule requiring airlines to allocate 60% of seats for free or discounted travel, a policy aimed at promoting accessibility for students, senior citizens, and certain government scheme beneficiaries. Authorities cited operational challenges and rising costs as reasons for the suspension.


Indian Government Suspends 60% Free Flight Seat Rule

Strong winds and upcoming rain are affecting Delhi as the India Meteorological Department issues a storm alert for the capital region. Authorities have warned residents to remain cautious as gusty winds could disrupt transport, damage property, and affect daily life.


India: Strong Winds Sweep Delhi, Rain Ahead; IMD Issues Storm Alert

India To Commission Third Nuclear Submarine INS Aridhaman 

Malda Violence: Election Commission Hands Over Malda Case Investigation to NIA

A political firestorm has hit India with the Central government proposing key amendments to the country's foreign funding law- FCRA. Christian groups and opposition parties have raised concerns that the proposed amendments could enable undue interference in the functioning of minority institutions and NGOs.


India To Amend Foreign Funding Law: Here's How NGOs Will Be Impacted 

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