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Government data shows 37,740 Indian workers died abroad from 2021-2025, averaging over 20 deaths daily, mostly in Gulf countries like UAE and Saudi Arabia. Complaints of abuse and exploitation also rose, with delayed wages, withheld passports, and poor working conditions common. Indian missions provide consular and legal support to help workers in distress.
TVK chief Vijay Thalapathy claimed a conspiracy in the Karur stampede that killed 41 people last year and said he also seeks justice. Addressing a poll rally, he criticised the Centre and Tamil Nadu government over LPG shortages, attacked DMK and BJP, and promised TVK will focus on education, health, and public services.
Indian Overseas Congress chief Sam Pitroda said India needs strong political will at the national level to improve education and healthcare. He criticised Kejriwal’s model, calling it ineffective. Pitroda stressed affordable services, warned against too much privatisation, and said the government must take responsibility for citizens’ basic needs.
In a key development, the Rajya Sabha approved the Amaravati Capital Legalisation Bill through a voice vote with a strong majority. The bill, introduced by BJP MP Nityananda Rai, comes a day after clearing the Lok Sabha. Meanwhile, YSRCP MPs staged a walkout, voicing concerns over the absence of clarity on special category status for […]
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh warned Pakistan that any misadventure will face an unprecedented and decisive response from India. He said the government has zero tolerance for terrorism under Narendra Modi. He also added that India is fully prepared to handle global tensions and any possible energy crisis situation.
The Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Amendment Bill came up for debate once again in the Rajya Sabha today, drawing sharp reactions from YSRCP MPs. Protesting the lack of clarity on special status for the state, party MPs staged a walkout during discussions on the Amaravati Capital Legalization Bill. Notably, the bill had already secured approval in […]
Union Minister Nityananda Roy has presented the Amaravati Capital Legalisation Bill in the Rajya Sabha now, after its passage in the Lok Sabha yesterday. The bill is set for an hour-long discussion, with support expected from Congress, Samajwadi Party, and others. Y. V. Subba Reddy will represent the YSRCP’s stance during today’s session.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is likely to take oath as a Rajya Sabha member on April 10, according to sources. He is expected to travel to Delhi on April 8 or 9 to complete formalities in the Upper House of Parliament. After returning to Patna, he may resign after April 13, with political activity set […]
The Enforcement Directorate today conducted fresh raids at locations linked to I-PAC in connection with the West Bengal coal smuggling case. Searches were carried out in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Delhi, including the residence of Rishi Raj Singh. I-PAC, a political consultancy firm, works with the ruling Trinamool Congress and manages its media operations.
Samajwadi Party leader Ramji Lal Suman urged in Rajya Sabha that the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya be managed by Buddhists. He highlighted financial concerns, called for renaming Gaya Airport after Lord Buddha, and criticized non-Buddhist involvement under the Mahabodhi Temple Management Act, 1949, stressing cultural and religious significance.
The IMD has forecast thunderstorms across parts of Maharashtra today and tomorrow, excluding Mumbai. Orange alerts have been issued for several districts, including Nashik and Pune, while many regions remain under yellow alert. Parbhani and Hingoli face higher risk tomorrow. IMD uses color-coded alerts to indicate weather severity levels.
All government and private banks across India will remain closed tomorrow, April 3, in observance of Good Friday. This day commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ at Calvary and is observed by Christians with prayer, reflection, and fasting during Holy Week. Banking services will be unavailable nationwide, prompting customers to plan accordingly.
Amit Shah intensified the BJP’s attack on Mamata Banerjee, vowing to defeat her in Bhabanipur. He said victory there would drive statewide change, alleged corruption and unemployment under her rule, and claimed public support is shifting. Amit Shah expressed confidence the BJP will win around 170 seats and form the next government in West Bengal.
The central govt clarified in the Lok Sabha that consumers are not required to install prepaid electricity meters. Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said small recharge options are available for affordability. However, habitual defaulters may be shifted to prepaid systems, as power companies must recover costs to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply.
The Supreme Court of India criticized the WB government over the gherao of judicial officers in Malda, calling it pre-planned. The court ordered central forces for protection, faulting officials for inaction. Seven officers, including women judges, were trapped during protests over voter list revisions, raising serious concerns about safety and governance.