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The Indian government has significantly increased export duties on diesel to ₹55.50 per litre and on Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) to ₹42 per litre, aiming to curb windfall gains by private refiners and prioritize domestic availability.
A senior Indian government official has called on industry representatives to absorb some of the rising raw material costs, rather than passing them to consumers, amidst efforts to address supply chain disruptions.
The Indian government is reportedly seeking oversight on X's Community Notes feature through proposed tweaks to its IT Rules, following instances where community notes were applied to posts by BJP leaders.
The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that its landmark rulings decriminalizing adultery and same-sex relationships were based on subjective constitutional morality, arguing they are "not good law."
Rahul Gandhi has targeted the Indian central government, questioning its inaction after two children were killed in Manipur, demanding accountability.
The Indian government is reportedly considering restarting the process for selling its stake in IDBI Bank from scratch, potentially shelving current bids. LIC currently holds a controlling stake, while the government holds 45.48 percent.
The Indian government is reportedly looking to introduce fresh amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) to address existing gaps and improve its effectiveness.
The Indian government has temporarily suspended an order requiring airlines to reserve 60% of seats for free travel, following significant pushback from various airlines.
The Indian government has exempted critical petrochemical products from customs duty until June 30, a temporary measure aimed at easing supply chain issues and cost pressures amidst the ongoing Middle East energy disruption.
The Indian government has raised concerns about the threat of deepfakes while simultaneously facing scrutiny for a social media crackdown that has seen accounts critical of the government blocked or restricted.
The Indian government has reported that 40 student suicides occurred in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) across the country over the past five years.
The Indian government has curtailed the powers of the Director of NIT Kurukshetra and established a review panel to investigate the matter.
The Indian government has allocated Rs 550 crore for the Jalyukta Shivar Abhiyan water conservation scheme for the fiscal year 2026-27.
The Indian government conducted special safety checks on 29 aviation operators during February and March, as confirmed by the minister.
In response to global energy disruptions and LPG shortages, the Indian government has initiated a 60-day emergency plan to distribute additional kerosene to states for cooking and lighting, aiming to provide relief to affected families.
The Indian government has set a target to add 50 lakh new piped gas connections, calling on municipal bodies and other agencies to accelerate expansion through single-window approvals.
The Indian government has reduced the excise duty on fuel by Rs 10, but retail prices have surprisingly remained the same, prompting questions for petrol pumps.
The Indian government has asserted that there is no fuel shortage in the country and has issued a warning against individuals spreading rumors to the contrary.
The Indian Union Government has requested the Congress party to vacate two bungalows it occupies on Akbar Road and Raisina Road in Delhi, prompting questions about the reasons behind the directive.
The Indian government has introduced the Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, 2026, in Parliament amid opposition protests, proposing to reduce the maximum imprisonment for foreign funding law violations and including provisions for a designated authority to manage assets.
The Indian government and oil companies have stated that there is no shortage of petrol or diesel anywhere in India, urging consumers to ignore rumors and avoid panic buying.
The Indian government has clarified that LPG refill booking rules remain unchanged, debunking claims about a '45-day timeline' for bookings.
The Indian government has cancelled an RSS-linked conference scheduled at Karnataka State Open University in Mysuru, stating there were 'no valid reasons to accept your justification' for the event.
The Indian government has invoked the Essential Commodities Act to mandate 'right of way' for gas pipelines, aiming to accelerate infrastructure development and reduce the country's reliance on LPG.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stated that government measures have helped alleviate the LPG crisis, with the oil ministry confirming a large number of LPG cargoes are lined up to meet demand.
The Indian government is reportedly considering an exclusive proposal to cut the timeline for blocking online content from the current 2-3 hours to just one hour.
The Indian government has restored full RoDTEP (Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products) duty benefits to exporters, aiming to mitigate disruptions caused by the ongoing West Asia war.
The Indian government is reportedly exploring an increase in Lok Sabha seats, potentially to 816 with 273 reserved for women, based on the 2011 Census, to implement a women's quota.
The Indian government is actively promoting Piped Natural Gas (PNG) connections and has instructed all ministries to assess demand for this initiative.
The Indian government has cleared dues of Rs 3,700 crore for two peripheral expressways, focusing on reducing pollution and congestion.
The Indian government has lifted caps on domestic airline fares, a move expected to increase flying costs for passengers, as airlines face skyrocketing operating expenses.
The Indian government has raised the commercial LPG allocation by up to 50%, with the latest increase specifically benefiting restaurants, dhabas, and canteens.
The Indian government has taken over a 410-crore rupee land parcel in central Delhi that was allotted to the news agency UNI over 45 years ago, with reasons for the takeover being investigated.
The Indian government has introduced a Rs 497-crore scheme aimed at providing relief to affected exporters. This initiative seeks to support businesses facing challenges in the export sector.
The Indian government has announced June 28 as the commencement date for its new solar ingot scheme, aiming to boost domestic solar manufacturing.
An inter-ministerial team in India is developing a proposal to grant multiple government ministries the authority to issue blocking orders to social media platforms for content deemed fake or harmful, beyond the current powers of the IT Ministry.
The Indian government has approached the Supreme Court, seeking greater autonomy in defining what constitutes an 'industry,' a move that could potentially exclude a wide array of institutions and government-linked bodies from existing industrial dispute mechanisms.
The Indian government plans to implement natural farming practices across more than 61,000 acres starting from the kharif season, with an investment of ₹42 crore for 489 clusters and farmer training.
The Indian government and opposition parties have reached an agreement to revoke the suspension of eight Members of Parliament, signaling a potential de-escalation of parliamentary tensions.
The Indian-flagged oil tanker, Jag Prakash, which is carrying gasoline from Oman to Africa, has set sail from east of the Strait of Hormuz, an Indian government official said on Friday.
The Indian government has officially opened the nomination process for the prestigious Padma awards, which will be conferred on Republic Day in 2027.
The Indian government has proposed that Members of Parliament work on weekends to complete session work, deviating from the typical Monday to Friday schedule.
The Indian government has issued a clarification regarding the status of the India-US trade deal, addressing speculation that it might be on hold.
The Indian government announced plans to expand the Bharat Taxi service to all major cities across the country within the next two to three years.
The Indian government plans to increase the income limit for post-matric scholarships for Scheduled Castes (SCs), Other Backward Classes (OBCs), and Denotified Tribes (DNTs) starting from the 2026-27 academic year, with proposals for widespread changes to scholarship schemes and a plan to name an overseas scholarship for SCs after Dr. Ambedkar.
The Indian government expresses optimism about completing 7,110 kilometers of rural roads within the next 1.5 years.
The Indian cabinet has approved changes to its foreign direct investment policy, allowing investments from 'Land Bordering Countries' and easing rules for Beijing to invest in India after about six years of friction.
Donald Trump stated on social media that there would be no deal with Iran unless Tehran surrenders unconditionally, reiterating his hardline stance.
The Indian government has clarified that enumerators will record religion as stated by the respondent during the Census, addressing demands for a separate 'tribal religion' column.
The Indian government is reportedly considering a lottery system and delinking the women's quota from census and delimitation processes to implement the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam before the 2027 Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand assembly elections.
The Indian government is developing an "optimisation plan" for industries as the West Asia conflict has led to a nearly 40% reduction in the country's LNG supply. Fertiliser production remains a priority, but some supply cuts are anticipated.
The Indian government has reportedly spent Rs 89 crore on advertising upcoming GST rate cuts scheduled for September 2025.
The Indian government is exploring nuanced and graded age-based restrictions on social media access for children.
The Indian government has set a wheat procurement target of 30.3 million tonnes for the 2026-27 season, finalized at a meeting of State Food Secretaries in New Delhi.
The Union government has stated that there is no need to panic as the country possesses sufficient fertilizer stocks to meet the demands of the upcoming kharif cropping season.
The Indian government has shortlisted 200 start-ups to participate in the Bharat Innovates showcase event in France, aiming to promote Indian innovation on an international stage.
The Indian government is closely monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia, particularly after disruptions at international airports, and is taking measures to ensure the safe return and safety of Indian citizens, including those stranded in Gulf Nations.
The minister was asked to say if she believed violence linked to Indian government agents had ceased or was still ongoing and refused to provide a definitive answer
The Indian government informed the Assembly that six lakh farmers are yet to receive benefits from the 2017 loan waiver scheme.
The Indian government has blocked five Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, citing 'obscene content' and acting under the IT Act and Digital Media Ethics Code Rules, 2021.
The Indian government has banned five new streaming platforms due to obscene content, following a previous ban on ALTT Balaji.
The Indian government has been called upon to intervene and resolve the issue of escalating airfares during holiday periods, which has caused distress among travelers.
The Indian government has relaxed scholarship rules for children of unorganised workers, a move expected to benefit over 100,000 students and help settle 700,000 inoperative EPF accounts.
The Indian government has exempted tailing recycling within approved mine areas from requiring fresh environmental clearance, a move industry experts say will reduce delays.
Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Khalistani separatist, was assassinated in Canada, sparking diplomatic tensions. Simultaneously, a plot to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in the US was uncovered, leading to the arrest of Indian national Nikhil Gupta. US authorities allege an Indian government employee directed the plot, a claim India disputes, suggesting a rogue operation.
The Indian government has raised export duties on diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) in response to volatile global oil prices. Export duties on petrol remain unchanged.
Indian government censors are actively removing social media memes and jokes that criticize Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This crackdown comes as criticism grows regarding Modi's response to the Iran war.
The Indian government is exploring the use of crocodiles and venomous snakes as a "biological barrier" in flood-prone areas to deter illegal migration, a proposal that has drawn reactions from experts.
The Indian government's housing project for families affected by Naxal violence in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district is taking shape, with 15,000 houses sanctioned to cover previously excluded groups.
The Indian government has told the Supreme Court that questions of faith regarding the Sabarimala temple are beyond judicial review, advancing a broader doctrinal claim about the attributes of a deity.
The Uttar Pradesh government confirmed that approximately 6,000 Indian workers in Israel are safe and no distress calls have been received amidst the ongoing crisis in West Asia.
The Indian government hopes to resolve millions of pending court cases by urging departments to withdraw minor offense cases following the passage of the Jan Vishwas Bill, which replaces jail terms with penalties.
The Indian government has stated that 43% of trees transplanted for the Central Vista redevelopment projects have "perished," raising concerns about the environmental impact.
The Indian government has issued a detailed advisory and increased regulatory surveillance on GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs, emphasizing their use for type 2 diabetes and obesity must be strictly under medical supervision due to rising demand and flagged risks.
The Indian government has appointed Chanchal Kumar as the new Information and Broadcasting Secretary.
India's Power Minister announced that the government is advocating for a Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit of power distribution companies (discoms) operating in the Capital.
Security sources warn that the Indian government is allegedly planning a false flag operation against Pakistan, potentially involving the forced exploitation of hundreds of Pakistani and Kashmiri prisoners currently in Indian custody.
The Indian government has issued an advisory warning users about 'Android God Mode' malware, which exploits accessibility permissions to gain unauthorized control over devices.
The Indian government has not provided clarity regarding the delay in the roll-out of the National Urban Digital Mission, a centrally sponsored scheme aimed at improving citizen-centric governance and ease of living.
The Indian government is pushing for a faster rollout of flexible-fuel vehicles (FFVs) and the creation of an ecosystem for their adoption, with major manufacturers already having prototype models ready and a focus on 20% ethanol blending in petrol.
The Indian government has officially notified the TV Ratings Policy 2026, replacing the 2014 framework and extending measurement to include Over-The-Top (OTT) and digital platforms, aiming to enhance accountability and transparency in the broadcasting sector.
Despite the Indian government's denial of a fuel shortage, petrol stations across the country, including Mumbai, are experiencing long queues, indicating potential supply issues.
An SC-appointed panel and over 140 legal professionals and activists have urged the Indian government and President Murmu to withdraw or reject the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill, arguing it violates constitutional rights and has sparked protests across the country.
The Indian government plans to amend the FCRA, enabling the Centre to seize and manage assets of NGOs with cancelled licenses, a move that has raised concerns about executive overreach and human rights.
The Indian government plans to stop LPG cylinder refills for households that have access to piped natural gas (PNG) within three months, aiming to reduce LPG imports.
The Indian government is urging households and commercial users to transition from LPG to piped natural gas (PNG), stating that LPG supply will be discontinued for those who refuse the switch where PNG is available.
The Indian government has called an all-party meeting on the West Asia crisis, a decision contested by the Rajya Sabha’s Leader of Opposition, Mallikarjun Kharge, who demanded a full debate in the House instead of a briefing.
The Indian government has announced that fuel stocks are adequate nationwide, with refineries operating at high capacity and sufficient crude inventories. It also noted a significant increase in online LPG cylinder bookings and a reduction in panic bookings, while prioritizing LPG supply.
The Indian government has announced a policy to cap commercial LPG supply for one key MSME sector in each district at 10%.
Sources indicate that the Indian government may delay tabling the Women's Reservation Bill, potentially convening a special session or introducing it during the Monsoon Session.
The Indian government has called an all-party meeting to discuss escalating West Asia tensions and reports of an LPG crisis, with opposition leaders voicing concerns over the conflict's impact on India's energy security. Prime Minister Modi is expected to address the situation.
The Indian government has introduced a bill to amend Companies and LLP laws, referring it to a House panel amidst objections from the opposition.
The Indian government has initiated discussions to build consensus on delinking the women's quota from census and delimitation processes, exploring a lottery system to reserve one-third of constituencies for women.
The Indian government has removed caps on domestic airfares, a move expected to provide significant relief and flexibility to airlines operating within the country.
The Indian government has stated that it possesses sufficient coal reserves to meet the country's increasing energy demands.
Supreme Court judge Nagarathna stated that the Indian government, despite complaining about backlogs, acts as the biggest litigant and fails to litigate with restraint, thereby feeding the problem.
The Indian government stated that the West Asia crisis would have a 'minimal impact' on the nation's power supply, confirming that backup measures are being activated to meet rising demand.
Following a high-level committee meeting, the Indian government has directed WhatsApp to block device IDs associated with digital arrest scams to combat fraudulent activities.
Amid a crisis, the Indian government has ordered oil and gas entities to share data and invoked the Essential Commodities Act, making violations a criminal offense.
The Indian government is set to release new rules for online gaming, with a significant change from the October draft making registration for online social games completely voluntary for the industry.
The Indian Ministry of Shipping announced that the government is actively creating additional storage space in several ports across the country to enhance logistical capabilities and trade efficiency.
Amid the escalating West Asia conflict, the Indian government reported that approximately 2.6 lakh people have returned from the region to India since February 28.
The upcoming Budget Session is expected to be 'extremely challenging' for the Indian government, with the opposition planning to raise issues such as stalled projects and law and order, according to Jai Ram.
The Indian government has clarified that biometric Aadhaar authentication (eKYC) norms for LPG consumers are not mandatory for all, addressing circulating news reports on the issue.
The Indian government has cleared 23 institutions to establish 'quantum labs' as part of the National Quantum Mission, which aims to develop advanced quantum technologies including 50–1,000 qubit quantum computers, satellite-based secure communication, and high-precision quantum sensors.
The RSS has called for an immediate end to the Middle East conflict, emphasizing global peace while backing the Indian government's actions as being in the nation's supreme interest.
The Indian government has implemented new regulations that prevent users of Piped Natural Gas (PNG) from retaining or refilling their Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) connections.
The Indian government has announced a 30-day visa extensions and a waiver of penalty for overstay for affected foreign nationals amid crisis in the Middle East.
The Indian government has added 2-Bromo-4-Methylpropiophenone to its list of controlled substances due to its use by drug cartels in manufacturing mephedrone, also known as 'meow meow'.
The government is planning to seek assistance from the Centre to develop electric vehicle charging and battery-swapping infrastructure.
The Indian government has instructed the messaging platform Telegram to remove pirated content, flagging 3,100 channels after receiving complaints from several OTT platforms regarding widespread sharing of copyrighted movies and web series.
The Indian government has informed the Rajya Sabha that over 93,000 posts remain vacant in the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and Assam Rifles, with CISF and CRPF having the highest numbers.
The mother of a worker from Uttar Pradesh, India, who was injured in a projectile attack in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has appealed to the Indian government to facilitate her son's return.
Minister Bhupender Yadav stated the government's commitment to protecting the Aravalli hills and is considering forming a High Powered Committee on the matter, as directed by the Supreme Court.
The Indian government, through Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has sought Lok Sabha approval for a second batch of Supplementary Demands for Grants, totaling ₹2.81 lakh crore in gross additional expenditure for FY26.
The Indian government is considering delinking the women's quota from the Census and delimitation processes, exploring a lottery system for the 2027 polls to implement the reservation sooner.
The Indian government is reportedly engaging with the Opposition to amend the 106th Constitutional Amendment Act, aiming to remove the delimitation requirement for reserving seats for women in Lok Sabha and State Assemblies.
The Indian government has initiated a campaign to combat the 'Sarpanch Pati' practice, where male relatives of elected female village heads wield de facto power.
The Indian government is planning to make inter-state vehicle transfers easier by eliminating the requirement for No Objection Certificates (NOCs), following a recommendation for an auto-generated clearance system.
The Indian government has instructed BARC to immediately stop reporting Television Rating Points (TRPs) for news channels, citing the ongoing West Asia conflict as a contributing factor.
The Indian government has instructed the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) to immediately cease reporting on Television Rating Points (TRPs) for TV news channels.
A Canadian province premier stated there is 'no information' regarding an Indian link to extortion violence, addressing published reports about the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and potential connections to the Indian government.
The Indian government is upgrading 5,000 mini anganwadi centres to full-fledged facilities and transforming them into pre-primary schools, while improving infrastructure and service delivery.
The Delhi High Court has declined to restore a plea from the Indian government that had been dismissed three times over 20 years, emphasizing that no special treatment would be given to the government.
The Indian government is set to begin the recruitment process for 56,432 posts across various departments.
The Indian government has circulated a bill intended to replace the University Grants Commission (UGC) and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) among 39 Ministries and departments for discussions, with a 31-member JPC set to hold its first meeting.
The Indian government has blocked five Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, citing their streaming of obscene content, under the IT Rules 2021.
The Indian government has increased the equity threshold for Powergrid subsidiaries to Rs 7,500 crore, a move aimed at boosting the company's financial flexibility and investment capacity.
The Indian Centre has informed the Supreme Court that it is actively considering issues of airfare fluctuations and the reduction of free check-in baggage allowance for economy class passengers.
A former Member of Parliament, Mr. Ramadass, has urged the Indian government to seek a comprehensive and binding bilateral fisheries arrangement with Sri Lanka to address the recurring arrests of Indian fishermen.
The Indian government is reportedly taking action against satirists who have been using Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a subject for their jokes and criticism.
The Indian government has officially notified the Central Armed Police Forces (General Administration) Act following its assent by the president.
The government has ordered a compensation of Rs 1 lakh to the family of an individual who died by suicide while in police custody in Amravati.
India's information and broadcasting ministry has extended the suspension of television rating points for news channels for another four weeks, citing concerns about sensationalizing the West Asia conflict.
The Indian government has simplified access to 5-kg Free Trade LPG cylinders for migrant workers, students, and daily wage earners by allowing purchases without address proof, requiring only a valid ID.
The Indian government plans a special parliamentary session to pass women's reservation legislation, expressing confidence in cross-party support despite questions about timing.
The Indian government has rolled back its order allowing passengers to select at least 60% of flight seats without a fee, stating the provision would be kept "in abeyance till further orders."
Amidst West Asia tensions impacting supplies, the Indian government is prioritizing the expansion of Piped Natural Gas (PNG), renewable energy sources, and imports of US LPG to reduce dependence and enhance energy security.
The Indian government is reportedly seeking to narrow the legal definition of transgender people and remove their right to self-identify, a move described as a 'reversal' of transgender rights.
The Indian government is planning to revamp its PM-KUSUM scheme, which aims to promote solar energy use in agriculture, with details being highlighted for UPSC aspirants.
The Indian government plans to utilize its Agristack farmer database, which contains approximately 92.4 million digital farmer IDs, to ration subsidised fertilisers.
The Indian government is reportedly seeking to exert greater control over content posted by independent news creators, raising concerns about media freedom.
The Indian government has announced adequate fertilizer stocks are available ahead of the Kharif season, though costly LNG from the spot market could increase the subsidy burden.
The Indian government informed Parliament that 431 snakebite deaths occurred in the country last year. The Minister of State for Environment, Kirti Vardhan Singh, stated that states and Union territories have been advised to notify snakebite as a reportable disease.
India has reiterated its denial of reports that Elon Musk participated in a phone call between Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi concerning the war with Iran, clarifying he did not join the discussion on West Asia tensions, despite continued claims of his involvement.
The Indian government has increased the allocation of commercial LPG to 70% of pre-crisis levels, up from 50%, and instructed state chief secretaries to prioritize supply for critical sectors such as steel, automobile, textiles, and chemicals.
The Indian government has approved lifetime free rail travel for armed forces gallantry award winners, including Sena, Nau Sena, and Vayu Sena Medal recipients, along with their dependents and a companion, under an expanded concession scheme.
The Indian government has released details on its oil and LPG stocks, assuring the public of approximately 60 days of oil reserves and 800,000 tonnes of LPG amid 'emergency' fears.
The Indian government has ordered local gas distributors to notify households in areas with existing pipeline infrastructure to switch to Piped Natural Gas (PNG) or face the discontinuation of their LPG supply.
The Indian government, in 2016, mandated the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to maintain retail inflation at 4 percent, with a margin of 2 percent on either side, for a five-year period ending March 31, 2021, as a measure to control price rises.
The Indian government informed the Lok Sabha that it blocked 652 applications due to data security concerns, but did not provide clarity on rebranded Chinese apps or actions taken against them.
The Indian government's efforts to expand the Lok Sabha with a women's quota may encounter hurdles due to concerns over maintaining the existing representation heft of various states.
The Indian Ministry of Home Affairs has informed Parliament that the government is not considering any proposal to establish a dedicated ministry, parliamentary inspection committee, or special policy framework for Union Territories.
The Indian government plans to engage the Opposition to secure support for a proposed hike in women's quota for seats in the Lok Sabha and Assembly.
The Indian government has announced 15,000 scholarships and an AI skilling program in collaboration with Google and YouTube.
The Indian government is considering a proposal to expand the Lok Sabha to 816 Members of Parliament, which would significantly alter states' seat counts.
The Indian government plans to introduce bills for one-third women's reservation in Lok Sabha and assembly polls, a move that could potentially increase the number of Lok Sabha seats to 816.
The Indian government is set to determine which of two chiefs and two committees will investigate the theft of khair trees.
The Indian government has increased commercial LPG cylinder allocations by 20%, restoring them to 50% of pre-conflict levels, to provide relief and uplift the food and hospitality industry.
The Indian government is removing domestic airfare caps, previously imposed during IndiGo’s December meltdown, to alleviate pressure on airlines affected by the ongoing West Asia war.
The Indian government has removed the temporary cap on domestic airfares that was put in place following the widespread flight disruptions caused by IndiGo in December 2025.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh asserted that the Indian government, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has successfully navigated the challenges of the fuel crisis stemming from the West Asia conflict.
The Indian government announced a 40% increase in domestic LPG production, assuring that there is no shortage despite the ongoing Iran war.
The Indian government has successfully acquired additional Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) through spot market purchases. This strategic move is aimed at ensuring a sufficient supply of gas for the production of fertilizers.
After two unsuccessful attempts, the Indian government has failed to divest IDBI Bank, raising questions about the process and future disinvestment plans for the ten-year-long drive.
The Indian government has disabled 3,100 Telegram channels and 800 websites for hosting pirated content, citing strengthened legal frameworks under the Cinematograph Act to combat film piracy.
The Indian government reported in the Rajya Sabha that cybercrime incidents targeting women have increased by over 28,000 since 2024, highlighting a significant rise in digital threats.
The Indian government is reportedly looking to expand the authority of more ministries to block content on social media platforms.
Indian refineries have increased domestic liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) output by approximately 36% since March 5 to meet the demands of over 330 million consumers, with the government also ordering e-KYC to address supply gaps.
India's ruling NDA claims significant government investment in Railways, while the Opposition responds by demanding better facilities for the public.
Former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid stated that the Indian government is unable to communicate to its allies that their actions are negatively impacting India amidst the ongoing West Asia conflict.
Mitsumi Distribution reports that Indian government strategies are creating demand for IT products, leading the company to focus on Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets to tap into their potential.
K.C. Venugopal, a political figure, has accused the Indian government of circumventing established norms to appoint bodybuilders to police officer positions.
The Indian government has reported to the Rajya Sabha that 44% of vehicles operating on Indian roads are uninsured, raising significant concerns about compliance with mandatory insurance laws.
The Indian government has issued a directive to Telegram, ordering the messaging platform to disable channels that are found to be hosting and distributing pirated media content.
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that the Indian government is exploring stronger measures, including potential curbs on AI and social media, to prioritize online safety for children and address harmful AI-generated content.
The Indian government has informed the Rajya Sabha that there is no current proposal for an awareness campaign regarding Front-of-Pack Labelling.
The Indian government has given a nod to changes aimed at broadening the definition of transgender individuals, a move expected to impact policy and legal frameworks.
The Indian government has relaxed investment restrictions from countries sharing land borders, including China, and set a 60-day deadline for clearing proposals.
The Indian government has relaxed Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) rules for China, which is expected to benefit several key sectors within the country.
The Indian Union Environment Ministry has drafted a notification to establish a new body aimed at expediting environmental approvals and undertaking other tasks entrusted by the Centre.
Amidst unrest among transport unions, the Indian government has proposed a 50% waiver on pending e-challan fines for transporters.
The Indian government needs to establish objective parameters for budget allocation to states and development parameters for categorizing Gram Panchayats before rolling out the Rural Jobs Act.
The Indian government has announced new standards for green ammonia and green methanol, aligning with the National Green Hydrogen Mission's goal to establish India as a global hub for green hydrogen and its derivatives.
The Indian government is developing a plan to bring home approximately 9,000 Indian citizens who are currently stranded in Iran amidst ongoing military operations.
The Indian government has instructed refiners to maximize LPG production and directed oil marketing companies to prioritize the supply and marketing of LPG solely to domestic consumers.
The Indian government has announced a mandatory 150 hours of on-the-job training for ITI trainees under the Craftsmen Training Scheme.
The Indian government has suspended its rice fortification scheme, citing an IIT study and concerns from activists who argue that fortification is not a scientific method to combat anaemia.
Government medical officers in India have issued a threat to boycott health services starting March 16, indicating potential disruptions to healthcare.
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The Indian government is preparing to launch a nationwide HPV vaccination drive, a significant step in the fight against cervical cancer.
The Delhi High Court has strongly criticized the Indian government for its failure to address 5,612 ignored Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) orders concerning the unresolved legal battles of soldiers.
The Indian government is set to initiate a nationwide Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination drive targeting girls aged 9-14 to prevent cervical cancer.
The Indian government has defended its decision to implement a negative cut-off for NEET-PG, stating that the reduction does not compromise competence as candidates are already licensed MBBS practitioners.
Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) and the Meerut Metro, asserting that the world, which once hesitated to deal with past Indian governments, now has faith in India.