Following the Indian government's decision to open the space sector to private players in 2020, Indian space startups have collectively secured $871 million in funding, gaining access to ISRO's facilities.

The Indian government stated that the use of E20 petrol saved consumers approximately ₹30 per litre during periods of crude price spikes, a claim made amidst ongoing criticism from opposition parties and consumer groups regarding its introduction.

Mukesh Khanna has claimed that the CJP's agenda is to 'topple the government' and warned youth of potential consequences.

The Indian government is planning a three-day 'Jan Sunwai' drive from August 13 to 15 to enhance welfare delivery in tribal areas, coinciding with Independence Day preparations.

The Indian government announced that ISRO's NavIC navigation system can no longer provide navigation data independently, indicating a change in its operational status.

The Indian government has addressed and debunked seven common claims regarding E20 petrol, including its potential impact on vehicle mileage and engines, with the Road Transport and Highways Minister stating a possible 2-6% fuel efficiency reduction.

The Indian government has raised with the UAE the issue of over 130 Indian nationals affected by the closure of an Iranian hospital in Dubai, where they were employed.

Shashi Tharoor has attacked the Indian government, calling its decision to abstain from an ILO vote on gig workers a "national disgrace," especially since Indian employers and workers had voted in favor of the convention.

The Indian government informed Parliament that a Union Minister of State for Agriculture returned a ₹99 lakh subsidy he had received for his cucumber farm. The minister voluntarily gave back the funds after taking them.

Following a controversy over a video featuring Prime Minister Modi, Meta has written to the Indian government outlining enhanced safeguards for his posts, stating that only senior Meta officials will now vet such content.

Following student protests at Jantar Mantar, activist Abhijeet Dipke returned to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, issuing a warning to the central government about ongoing student anger and potential future actions, while also alleging harassment of students.

The Indian government presented that free trade agreements signed after 2014 are stronger, more balanced, cover larger economies, and offer greater benefits compared to earlier deals.

The Indian government plans to amend the MSME Development Act to ensure faster payments for small businesses, proposing mandatory digital invoicing and stronger protections against delayed payments to improve liquidity.

The Delhi High Court has requested responses from Meta and the Indian government regarding allegations that copyright strikes are being misused to extort content creators.

Government data indicates that girls in India primarily drop out of school in Classes 9-10, with household income and chores cited as the main reasons.

The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas in India has clarified that using E20 petrol is not a valid reason for insurance claim rejection, dismissing claims that it would invalidate vehicle insurance policies.

A Gen-Z-led 'Cockroach' protest movement, fueled by social media satire and grievances over an exam scandal, has caused a significant shake-up in the Indian government.

The Indian government reported that 576 individuals declared an income of ₹100 crore or more in Assessment Year 2025-26, a significant increase from 142 in 2021-22.

The Indian government has requested additional time to address the demand from youth protesters, dubbed 'Cockroach' protesters, for the resignation of the education minister. The protest highlights ongoing tensions regarding educational policies and accountability.

The Indian government is developing a standard design for its bullet train network, intending to implement it across seven new high-speed rail corridors.

Amid student protests, the Indian government has requested GitHub to block Bitchat, a messaging application that operates without an internet connection.

The Indian government is considering amending its anti-cheating law to include extended jail terms and heavier fines in response to recent paper leak scandals, such as the NEET exam. Opposition parties have criticized the government's handling of the issue.

The Indian government has issued a notification prohibiting communication infrastructure providers, including those involved in cloud-based networks and mobile towers, from sharing any data outside the country.

The Indian government has informed Parliament that premium petrol grades will continue to be ethanol-free for consumers, with no plans to blend beyond the current 20% in regular petrol. This decision ensures certain fuel options remain unblended.

The Indian government has affirmed its policy to continue with E20 clean fuel, stating there are no plans to revert to 'pure' petrol and emphasizing a move towards superior technology.

The Indian government has defended its amendments to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), stating that unregulated foreign money poses a threat to democratic integrity, while clarifying that the act does not prohibit NGOs from accessing foreign funds.

The Centre has reached out to the Opposition, particularly the Congress, to end their protest demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, assuring discussions on the issue of paper leaks.

The Indian government has indicated its readiness for debate, dismissing demands for resignation as politically motivated.

The Indian government has informed Parliament that no decision has yet been made regarding increasing ethanol blending with petrol beyond the current 20% target.

India's Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Suresh Gopi, stated there is no verified evidence of widespread engine failure due to the shift to E20 fuel, emphasizing a phased and evidence-based transition.

The Indian government is proposing a mandatory energy performance star rating system for large new buildings, requiring owners to register and submit compliance documents to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency before completion.

The Indian government has granted in-principle approval for the extension of the Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System. The rail project will now connect Modipuram in Meerut to the pilgrimage cities of Haridwar and Rishikesh, aiming to transform connectivity between the two states.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the Indian government is committed to providing timely institutional credit to deserving individuals to support entrepreneurship and business expansion.

India's Union housing ministry has revised the licence fees for General Pool Residential Accommodation (GPRA) quarters across all categories. The new rates are set to come into effect from July 1, 2026.

The Indian government has scheduled an all-party meeting to outline its legislative agenda for the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament, which includes seven bills ranging from income tax to national honour.

The Indian government has directed ISRO centers not to routinely accept resignation or voluntary retirement requests from Group 'A' scientific and technical personnel, amid reports of mass appeals to quit.

The Indian government is expected to introduce five new bills during the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament, in addition to two pending ones. A 'delimitation package' is not currently on the agenda.

Foreign investors are increasingly drawn to the Indian government bond market as it prepares for a likely inclusion in the Bloomberg index, even as equities experience a sell-off.

The Indian government has increased the export duty on diesel to Rs 15.5 per litre and on Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) to Rs 14.5 per litre.

The Indian government is reviewing responses from WhatsApp and Telegram regarding username and other features, with uniform regulatory rules for all platforms likely to be implemented.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that it is prepared to roll out sex education programs in schools across the country.

A fire at a Kuwaiti facility, attributed to an Iranian attack, has been brought under control. Concurrently, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are high, with reports of Iran hitting UAE tankers, resulting in the death of an Indian national. The Indian government is establishing a dashboard to monitor seafarers and liaison officers for families.

The Food Corporation of India has rejected claims of a ₹1,160 crore rice diversion for ethanol production in Madhya Pradesh, stating the figure represents the value of rice legally supplied to distilleries under the ethanol blending program.

Meta has submitted its response to the Indian government's notice regarding advertisements related to child abuse materials on Instagram, with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology currently scrutinizing the reply.

The Indian government has issued instructions to all states to strictly adhere to the correct script and diction for the national song and anthem, mandating that state songs be played before national symbols during official functions.

Following WhatsApp, Telegram has submitted its reply to the Indian Centre regarding its username feature, which allows users to communicate without sharing phone numbers.

The Indian government is steadily expanding the implementation of QR codes on medicines to make it significantly harder for counterfeit drugs to enter the supply chain. This initiative aims to enhance drug safety and authenticity.

The Indian government has implemented stricter regulations to prevent stamp duty evasion in property registrations conducted through General Power of Attorneys (GPAs).

The Indian government has issued a draft notification proposing to expand the scope of the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) to include the iron and steel sectors, building on the scheme notified in 2023 which already covers sectors like aluminium, cement, petroleum refineries, and textiles.

The Indian government has dismissed reports regarding plans to launch E-25 petrol, stating that no decision has been made yet. A spokesperson clarified that claims about an imminent launch are 'absolutely false'.

The Indian government is reportedly considering delaying the implementation of a higher 25% ethanol blend in petrol, following significant public backlash.

Opponents of the Indian government's ethanol-blending mandate are scheduled to commence a sit-in protest at Jantar Mantar on Sunday. Organizers are billing this as the first protest of its kind against the policy.

Meta officials are reportedly in discussions with the Indian government regarding a new username feature, which authorities fear could be exploited for impersonation and scams.

The Indian government has brought stem cell and gene therapies under the ambit of central licensing, aiming to regulate these advanced medical treatments.

The Indian government has extended Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's service by one year until July 2027, indicating a preference for continuity amidst global geopolitical shifts.

A divergence of views within the Indian government regarding the promotion of pure electric vehicles over hybrids has led to a change in a draft policy plan.

The Indian government has established a study group aimed at bolstering the film industry, with Prasoon Joshi appointed to lead the team.

Opposition is growing against the Indian government's requisition of two of Delhi's last green spaces, including a historic polo club, sparking a battle over the city's future.

The Indian government is set to launch Aarogya Setu 2.0 on June 29, transforming the Covid-19 contact tracing app into a Personal Health Record application to broaden access to healthcare services.

Sonia Gandhi has sharply criticized the Indian government's silence on the Gaza conflict in an op-ed, arguing that India's lack of a stance is inexplicable and morally and strategically costly, drawing both support and criticism.

The Indian government has called upon businesses to utilize Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and other available schemes to significantly boost the country's export shipments.

The Indian government has proposed a draft amendment to mandate a minimum 12-month shelf life for imported drugs, replacing the current requirement of 60% residual shelf-life.

The Indian Centre has approved new allocations of subsidised Bharat Atta and Bharat Rice in an effort to mitigate the gradual rise in prices of essential household staples.

The Indian government's cabinet has approved a five-year extension for the PM-KISAN scheme, which provides financial support to farmers. Additionally, the cabinet cleared plans to boost floating solar capacity in the country.

The Indian government announced that its missions facilitated the return of 140,000 citizens amidst the US-Iran conflict.

The ongoing Middle East conflict is a significant factor preventing a drop in UK interest rates, with the Bank of England citing inflationary pressures from the region. Similarly, the US Fed's preferred inflation gauge eased during a brief pause in the Iran war but risks remain with renewed fighting. The Bank of England expects inflation to rise and held rates steady, while the Indian government reported 16 nationals killed and 75 injured in the West Asia conflict since February, alongside other casualties in a separate incident.

India's MeitY Secretary S Krishnan announced that Meta is expected to appear before the government within 7-10 days to explain policy and technical issues, as the government examines the matter and seeks views from messaging platforms.

India's embassy in the US fact-checked and criticized The New York Times for using the term 'Pakistani Kashmir,' calling the headline misleading and incorrect. The Indian government stated that the entire region of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India.

The Indian government has informed Parliament that tests on the fuel control switch of Boeing 787 aircraft found no abnormalities, following an Air India flight grounding. This statement comes after a Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)-ordered probe cleared the Dreamliner fuel switch.

The Indian government is reportedly pushing to pass crucial legislation, including the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill and the FCRA, despite concerns about potential parliamentary delays.

The BJP government in India has responded to the 'Cockroach' protests with a measured crackdown, while also attempting to appeal to the youth.

The Indian government has mandated a "one officer, one car" policy, ending extra official vehicles for bureaucrats as part of a spending cut initiative. Departments are instructed to safely store unused or surplus vehicles to prevent unofficial use.

The Indian government has issued its seventh draft notification, designating over 56,000 square kilometers of the Western Ghats as an ecologically sensitive area. This move aims to protect the biodiversity of the region by regulating development activities.

Following a stalemate and protests, the Indian government and opposition are debating a new law to impose tougher punishments for exam paper leaks. The move aims to address widespread concerns about academic integrity.

The Indian government has reportedly listened and responded to concerns raised by students, indicating a dialogue between the two parties.

The Indian government has deemed Meta's explanation for the removal of a video featuring Prime Minister Modi unsatisfactory, stating that the issue requires deeper discussions with the social media company.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) plans to trial Rs 10 and Rs 20 plastic notes totaling Rs 3,000 Crore, while the Indian government clarifies there is no proposal to replace paper notes entirely.

The CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace) has called on the Indian government to immediately fulfill its promises, particularly regarding not filing FIRs against protesters, following detentions across the country.

The Union government has approached the Supreme Court, requesting a 'purposive' interpretation of the Inter-State River Water Disputes Act, 1956, to allow retired Supreme Court and high court judges to adjudicate fresh cases in existing water tribunals.

The Indian government is airlifting additional CRPF companies to Delhi to bolster security as a month-long protest continues. Students and activists are leading the demonstrations, advocating for the resignation of the education minister.

The Indian government has extended the suspension of mobile internet services around student protest sites in Delhi, including Jantar Mantar, until midnight. The Delhi High Court is set to hear a plea challenging the internet shutdown.

The Indian government informed the Lok Sabha that road crash deaths increased by 3.5% to 183,382 in 2025, with Uttar Pradesh recording the sharpest rise.

The Indian government has reshuffled several top bureaucrats across various ministries, including the education ministry. Vineet Joshi, previously the education secretary, has been moved to the Ministry of Panchayati Raj.

The Indian government is seeking discussions with the 'Cockroach People's Party' in response to ongoing protests concerning shortcomings in the education system, with the party demanding concrete proposals.

Alakh Pandey of Physicswallah has made an appeal to the Indian government, urging them to engage in dialogue with children.

The Indian government proposes a 5% GST rate for mango drinks containing 22-25% real pulp, a move aimed at reviving demand for Totapuri mango pulp and improving beverage quality, following an expert committee's recommendations.

The Indian government has responded to Rahul Gandhi's claim of over 150 paper leaks, with JP Nadda questioning his 'selective outrage' and listing similar cases in opposition-ruled states.

The Indian Centre has approved the establishment of six new zonal offices for the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in strategic locations near international borders to combat drug smuggling.

The Indian government has withdrawn an erroneous notification concerning the results of the Rajya Sabha elections.

The Indian government is prioritizing projects on the Chenab River and considering renegotiating the Indus Waters Treaty, which governs water sharing with Pakistan.

The Indian Centre has released comprehensive details regarding the subsidy and rates for LPG cylinders, covering the period since 2022.

Following its use in cars, ethanol may soon be introduced into Indian kitchens as the government proposes a framework for its wider adoption. This initiative includes examining subsidy mechanisms and developing the necessary supply chain for household use.

The Indian government has postponed the mandate requiring domestic sourcing of solar cells until December 31. This decision affects the solar energy sector and its supply chain.

Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge has attacked the Central government, stating that it has 'spared no one' from farmers to victims of paper leaks, highlighting various grievances.

There is strong speculation that the Indian government plans to reintroduce the Delimitation Bill during the upcoming Monsoon Session. The bill previously failed to pass during the Budget session, despite initial unity among opposition parties.

A government employee in India has been granted pension relief by a court, following a 16-year delay in his official appointment.

The Indian government is reportedly planning to introduce a bill that would punish individuals who insult or obstruct the singing of 'Vande Mataram'.

The Indian government has increased the windfall tax on domestically produced crude oil, diesel, and jet fuel, while simultaneously reducing the export levy on petrol.

The Indian government is proposing a new rule that would require judicial magistrate orders for birth and death registrations delayed by more than two years, aiming to tighten the existing process.

Sources indicate that the Indian government is deliberating on making censor board certification mandatory for films and content released on OTT platforms, amidst the 'Satluj' row.

The Indian government has ordered real-time tracking of Indian seafarers in the Gulf region following recent attacks in the Strait of Hormuz that resulted in one death and nine injuries on merchant vessels.

The Indian government has launched its inaugural Index of Services Production, revealing that 14 out of 19 formal services sub-sectors experienced double-digit growth in April, led by accommodation and food services.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that it will formally introduce comprehensive sex education in schools and colleges nationwide, accepting a committee's report recommending this curriculum change to address adolescent concerns.

Government schools in India have significantly enhanced their internet connectivity and access to smart classrooms. These improvements have substantially narrowed the digital divide between public and private educational institutions.

The Indian government has stated that it will not be feasible to offer pure petrol or lower blends as options alongside E20 fuel, ruling out a parallel fuel supply system.

The Indian government has responded to nine frequently asked questions regarding E20 petrol, covering topics such as mileage, performance, potential damage, and pricing. The Ethanol Blended Petrol (EBP) Programme is a key part of India's energy strategy.

Meta is reportedly encountering issues with the Indian government, as indicated by a newsletter highlighting the company's challenges in the region.

Canadian police have found no evidence linking the Indian government to organized crime charges related to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. US indictments against Lawrence Bishnoi and others also did not implicate Indian officials.

Meta announced new child safety measures, including disabling offending accounts and advertisements using AI, following a notice from the Indian government regarding Instagram ads.

WhatsApp has been granted additional time to respond to a notice regarding its username feature and has assured the Indian government that the feature will not be rolled out in India until ongoing discussions are concluded. The government has given WhatsApp three more days to provide a reply.

The Indian government has directed Meta to immediately disable advertisements and content on Instagram that promote or facilitate child sexual abuse material, a senior official announced.

The Indian government has designated 23 individuals, including 17 from Pakistan and 6 Indians, as 'individual terrorists' under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). These individuals are associated with terror outfits such as Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.

E-rickshaw drivers in Delhi have seen their earnings significantly reduced due to a Bluetooth hack that immobilizes their vehicles. In response, the Indian Centre has requested Apple and Google to remove mobile apps used for remotely disabling battery-operated vehicles, following viral videos of the prank.

The Indian government has reformed the Drugs (Prices Control) Order, 2013, simplifying compliance for drugmakers and narrowing overcharging liability.

WhatsApp's planned username rollout has prompted the Indian government to raise concerns over potential fraud and impersonation risks, advising Meta to delay the feature's launch in India.

The Indian government reported that 12 people have died by suicide after jumping off the Atal Setu bridge since 2024, with four bodies still missing.

The Indian government plans to revamp its Pollution Under Control (PUC) system ahead of winter, introducing new measures such as geo-tagging and data encryption for emission testing.

The transboundary agreement was 'suspended' by the Indian government last year after the Pahalgam attack

The Indian government plans to cover 90% of the compliance costs for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) related to the European Union's carbon tax.

The Indian government is advancing the ambitious and controversial "Great Nicobar Project," aiming to build a major development on the isolated Great Nicobar island in the Indian Ocean.

The Indian government is intensifying its anti-narcotics efforts with a massive drive to destroy seized drugs valued at Rs 6,000 crore, as part of its push for a drug-free future.

The Indian government has granted its envoy to Bangladesh the status of a Cabinet minister. This move signifies the importance of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The Indian government has approved the construction of two new tunnels aimed at improving connectivity between the Kashmir Valley and Jammu.

The Indian government stated that the blending of ethanol with petrol prevented prices from reaching significantly higher levels, potentially saving consumers from paying up to Rs 125 per litre in Delhi. This initiative has been credited with keeping petrol costs lower than they otherwise would have been.

The Indian government has increased the onion procurement price for the sixth time this season, having acquired approximately 105,000 tonnes against a buffer stock target of 300,000 tonnes for 2026-27.

The Indian government has reiterated that E20 fuel is safe for vehicles, confirming that tests show no abnormal wear and tear, as part of its push for ethanol-blended fuels.

An opinion piece argues that the Indian government's investment in AI companies could threaten fair competition within the industry.

The Indian government has informed the Rajya Sabha that there are no Naxal-affected districts left in the country, marking an end to nearly six decades of Left Wing Extremism violence.

The Indian government has appointed new members to the Delhi Medical Council, over a year after the body was dissolved due to alleged irregularities.

The Indian Centre has informed the Supreme Court that it will present a 'positive solution' by August 7 regarding the gallantry award for an ex-police officer.

The Centre has summoned Meta's global leadership to address compliance concerns, including the removal of a Facebook Reel featuring PM Modi, issues related to CSAM, and WhatsApp usernames.

The Indian government has tightened rules for official vehicle usage by employees, stipulating that officers will now receive only one official car and are barred from using PSU vehicles except during official tours.

The Indian government is prosecuting protesters, while former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was welcomed in parliament after resigning due to a major scandal, highlighting ongoing political tensions.

Adityanath stated that the government will ensure an impartial resolution for genuine grievances.

The Indian government has approved trials for polymer banknotes in ₹10 and ₹20 denominations, though there are no immediate plans to replace paper currency.

The Indian government has stated that no assessment has been conducted on the percentage of vehicles fully compliant with E20 petrol.

The Indian government's Press Information Bureau (PIB) has fact-checked viral AI-generated deepfake videos of Prime Minister and other ministers, including Dharmendra Pradhan and Piyush Goyal, alleging they are being circulated by Pakistani propaganda accounts as part of a misinformation campaign.

Jack Dorsey claims that the Indian government ordered the removal of the chat app Bitchat, citing its potential misuse by anti-national elements and criminal groups during network restrictions.

Talks between the Indian government and the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) have reached an impasse, with the government ready on two demands but the CJP remaining adamant on Pradhan's resignation.

The Indian government has extended multiple offers for talks to protesting students and the CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace) within the last 24 hours, inviting them to discussions to find a solution amidst the NEET examination controversy.

A delegation from the CJP is scheduled to meet with government ministers on Friday as the Centre reportedly renews its outreach efforts.

The Adani Group is reportedly considering a foray into the airline industry, while the Indian government is evaluating policies that could permit airport operators to also run airlines.

The Indian government has expressed readiness for a parliamentary discussion on recent paper leaks, but the Opposition insists on the Education Minister's resignation before any debate can be considered fair.

The Indian government has announced a 50% reservation in vacancies for the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) and Assam Rifles for former Agniveers, who will also be exempt from the written test.

With six months remaining until the census, the Indian government is exploring methods for counting caste, a potentially significant aspect of the upcoming population survey.

Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Suresh Gopi informed Parliament that E20 petrol may lead to a mileage reduction of up to 5% but will not cause damage to vehicle engines, with fuel economy influenced by various factors.

In a written reply to the Rajya Sabha, Minister Suresh Gopi stated that the Ethanol Blending Programme has been implemented through a phased, scientifically validated process, reporting 'no widespread issues.'

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to seek parliamentary approval for additional government spending, primarily due to increased expenditures on fertiliser subsidies and electronics manufacturing initiatives.

The Indian government is exploring linking digital land records with the Unified Lending Interface to streamline and expedite farm loan applications, aiming to provide secure, consent-based access to institutional credit for rural citizens.

With an eye on the delimitation Bill, the Indian government has reportedly put a draft law seeking the removal of 'tainted' ministers on the backburner.

The Indian government is set to expand its index of core industries from eight to nine sectors by including iron ore, reflecting its growing economic significance.

An RCMP Deputy Commissioner's statement that there is 'no evidence' linking Indian government officials to crimes by Indian gangs appears to contradict previous statements made by law enforcement.

The Indian government's Monsoon session agenda includes the FCRA and Vande Mataram bills, while the opposition plans to raise issues such as the Ram Mandir, E20 fuel, and the NEET-UG paper leak.

Central government hospitals in Delhi have been put on alert, with twice-daily health checks for hunger strikers, as activist Sonam Wangchuk's fast enters its third week.

The Indian government is introducing a new subsidy plan aimed at fostering the creation of competitive Indian smartphone brands within the domestic and international markets.

The Indian government is considering amending IT Rules 2021 to mandate Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) clearance for OTT releases, a move prompted by a recent controversy over the film 'Satluj' on Zee5.

The Indian government is aiming to secure a special two-thirds majority in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha during the upcoming Monsoon session of parliament.

The Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, stated that a passport is a government-issued document primarily intended to regulate the departure of Indian citizens from the country. He also noted that only 8% of Indians currently possess a passport.

The Indian government has mandated that movie ticket applications must disclose accessibility features available for persons with disabilities, ensuring better access to entertainment.

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is reviewing responses from WhatsApp and Telegram regarding username-based messaging, with uniform rules for platforms likely to follow.

Think tanks have recommended that India's Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) launch a dedicated program to increase the number of women e-bus drivers, aligning with the PM e-Bus Sewa scheme.

The Indian government is currently reviewing Meta's response regarding the implementation of WhatsApp usernames, with the feature's rollout remaining paused.

The Indian government has clarified that E20 fuel cannot be cheaper than pure petrol, explaining that offering pure petrol or lower ethanol-petrol blends is not feasible. The Centre stated that E20 fuel is superior and cleaner.

The Indian government has given its approval for a joint venture between Dixon (India) and Vivo (China) to manufacture smartphones domestically. This collaboration aims to boost smartphone production within India.

The Indian government is selling a 2.52% stake in Cochin Shipyard Limited through an Offer for Sale, with bidding open to non-retail investors on July 7, 2026, and retail investors on July 8, 2026, as part of its divestment strategy.

The Indian government has formed a panel to examine Diljit Dosanjh's film 'Satluj' following a directive from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to Zee5 to take down the film from its OTT platform.

The Indian government has introduced a new Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) bus route, connecting specific areas within the city.

The Indian government plans to summon Meta officials regarding Instagram advertisements that allegedly promote child sexual abuse in India. This action comes amid concerns over the platform's content moderation.

The Indian government issued a 10-point clarification on its E20 ethanol blending program, assuring the public that the initiative will not cause engine damage.

The Indian government is exploring new regulations for VPN providers, potentially requiring them to establish offices in India and appoint compliance officials.

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, responsible for the Ayodhya temple, operates independently and is not accountable to the Indian government, as confirmed by the Home Ministry last year. The trust is set to hold a meeting on July 6.

Meta has defended its WhatsApp username feature, asserting its safeguards against scams, following cybersecurity concerns flagged by the Indian government.

A government official fell victim to a scam after clicking 'Book Now' for a Char Dham helicopter service, highlighting a widespread racket.

The Indian government has rejected reports of Track II dialogue with Pakistan, stating that it is not participating in or supporting such contacts. Vikram Misri, an Indian official, emphasized that these reports hold no value.

Shishir Gupta discusses informal 'Track 2' dialogues between India and Pakistan, emphasizing that the Indian government's policy remains unaffected by these unofficial discussions, which also touch upon water disputes.

The Indian government has broadened its initiative to combat anaemia, now including interventions aimed at addressing low birth weight babies as part of its strategy.

The Indian government has rejected misleading social media claims regarding 'Op Sindoor deaths,' stating that it never hid information on the matter.

The Indian government has stated that a passport is not considered proof of citizenship and has announced an increase in passport fees starting July 1. This clarification and fee hike have prompted questions about what constitutes valid proof of citizenship.