US-Iran war: Indian students moved out of Tehran

The Indian Embassy in Tehran has moved most Indian students to safer areas outside the city. This action follows heightened risks due to ongoing US-Iran tensions. The embassy is providing transportation, food, and accommodation. Other Indian nationals in Iran are advised to stay indoors and avoid protests. Emergency helplines are…

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Three Indian seafarers onboard foreign vessels killed, one injured amid escalating Middle East tensions

Tragic news from the Middle East as three Indian seafarers lost their lives and one was injured in recent incidents involving foreign-flagged vessels. Amidst escalating US-Iran tensions, maritime authorities are urging extreme caution, enhanced security, and thorough risk assessments for all voyages in the region. The remaining crew are safe,…

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From CAA criticism to Kashmir remark: History that frames India’s silence over Khamenei’s demise

India’s measured response to Iran’s supreme leader’s assassination, focusing on regional de-escalation, has sparked domestic criticism. While condemning Iranian strikes on Gulf allies, New Delhi has avoided direct condemnation of the killing, prioritizing national interests like energy security and diaspora welfare. This stance contrasts with past criticisms of Iran’s internal…

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‘No better feeling’: Air India flies 149 stranded passengers to Delhi from Dubai amid escalating West Asia tensions

Air India successfully repatriated 149 passengers and 8 crew members from Dubai to Delhi, marking the first international arrival by an Indian carrier. This operation comes as Dubai’s airports begin partial resumption of limited flight operations after days of disruption due to escalating regional tensions and airspace restrictions. …

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NMC to verify medical colleges’ patient load through digital systems

India’s medical colleges are set for a digital transformation in their assessment. The National Medical Commission is now prioritizing online verification of clinical work over traditional inspections. Colleges must submit Health Facility Registry IDs and details on their hospital software integration with national digital health platforms. …

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‘Abdication, not neutrality’: Sonia Gandhi slams PM Modi’s silence on Khamenei assassination

Sonia Gandhi criticized the Modi government’s silence on Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s assassination, calling it an ‘abdication’ and ‘tacit endorsement.’ She argued India’s lack of a clear response, especially after PM Modi’s recent Israel visit, raises doubts about its foreign policy’s credibility and direction. …

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PM Modi’s YouTube account crosses 30 million subscribers, remains most followed world leader on platform

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has surpassed 30 million YouTube subscribers, solidifying his status as the world’s most followed leader on the platform. This digital milestone follows his Instagram achievement of over 100 million followers. His significant online presence extends to X, where he boasts a substantial following, underscoring his extensive…

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After thaw, bonhomie: Carney, PM Modi sign $2.6 billion uranium deal

India and Canada have significantly strengthened ties with a landmark $2.6 billion uranium deal and commitments to a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Leaders discussed security concerns and agreed to boost cooperation in critical minerals, energy, and defense, aiming for $50 billion in annual trade by 2030. …

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India condemns attacks on Gulf states, PM says working to protect Indians

Prime Minister Modi condemned military strikes on UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain, signaling disapproval of Iran’s actions without naming the country. He also spoke with Israeli and Jordanian leaders, emphasizing peace and the well-being of the Indian diaspora. India’s stance reflects its strategic alignment with GCC countries for energy security…

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2 more panels for Bengal to fast-track CAA applications

The Home Ministry has established two new empowered committees in West Bengal to expedite citizenship applications under the CAA, bringing the total to four. These panels will finalize citizenship grants for persecuted minorities from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh who arrived before December 31, 2014. …

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CAT relief to Wankhede set aside by HC

Delhi High Court has revived disciplinary proceedings against IRS officer Sameer Wankhede concerning drugs seized in a 2021 case. This decision overturns a previous relief granted by the Central Administrative Tribunal. The proceedings relate to allegations of Wankhede threatening to implicate actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son in the Cordelia cruise…

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Breaking from tradition, govt & oppn differ over stand on Iran

A US-Israel attack on Iran and the killing of its supreme leader have created a significant divide. Opposition parties, including Congress and Left, are criticizing the government’s response. They call for condemnation of the killings and emphasize diplomacy. The Prime Minister’s recent visit to Israel is also a point of…

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Doping crisis grows, doctors told to be careful while prescribing

Amidst rising doping cases, the National Medical Commission has urged doctors nationwide to exercise caution when prescribing to athletes. This directive aims to prevent banned substances from entering sports through routine prescriptions, contaminated supplements, or deliberate cheating. Doctors are advised to familiarize themselves with WADA’s prohibited list and ensure proper…

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Air India Express to resume Muscat flights from March 3; Gulf routes remain suspended amid Middle East tensions

Air India Express will resume flights to and from Muscat on Tuesday, March 3, after a temporary halt due to the Middle East conflict. Services to Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE will continue to be suspended until March 3. The airline cited airspace closures in the region…

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Supreme Court warns AI-generated judgments will amount to misconduct

The Supreme Court has issued a stern warning, declaring that judicial orders based on AI-generated, non-existent judgments will be treated as misconduct, not mere errors. The apex court is examining the implications of artificial intelligence in court proceedings and has sought responses from top legal officials. This move follows a…

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