Following a high-level meeting in New Delhi, both countries have agreed to strengthen intelligence sharing, monitor chemical supplies and coordinate action against international drug trafficking networks.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has introduced new immigration exemptions for six religious minority communities from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, certain Pakistani nationals, Sri Lankan Tamil refugees and Tibetans. The changes also revise travel-document requirements for India, Nepal and Bhutan.
With Delhi's average AQI reaching 391, the Supreme Court has questioned the effectiveness of pollution-control measures and highlighted vehicle emissions, stubble burning and Diwali firecrackers.
The upcoming ‘Rail Parcel App – Ghar Se Ghar Tak’ will allow customers to book parcel pickup and delivery from their homes. The service will initially cover Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Pune.
The five-year VISTAR initiative will expand national surveys from 43 to 59, introduce AI-powered data analysis, conduct the Eighth Economic Census and strengthen state-level statistical systems.
Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena announced the milestone on October 25 after a multi-year campaign to promote chemical-free farming. The move aims to protect the Himalayan environment and improve farmers' earnings.
The five-year programme aims to strengthen India's electricity supply by supporting large-scale energy storage projects as the country expands its renewable energy capacity.
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