The initiative comes amid growing concerns over global energy disruptions, maritime chokepoints and supply chain vulnerabilities linked to tensions in West Asia and the Indo-Pacific region.
Government asks users to switch to UIDAI’s new Aadhaar app, which offers QR-based sharing, face authentication and stronger privacy controls.
From Delhi to Maharashtra, census teams report rising public suspicion, incomplete disclosures and punishing heat as country’s door-to-door enumeration drive struggles on the ground.
Artists, public figures, spiritual leaders, doctors, writers and social workers were among the recipients honoured with India’s civilian awards during the 2026 Padma awards ceremony in New Delhi.
Ahead of Bakrid celebrations, the Uttar Pradesh government has issued strict statewide instructions on public prayers, animal sacrifice and law-and-order management, with officials asked to maintain heightened vigilance in sensitive districts.
The Editors Guild of India criticised recent exchanges between Indian officials and journalists during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Europe visit, saying the incidents reflected growing intolerance toward media questioning in the country.
fter a brief and limited respite, heatwave conditions are expected to intensify again across Delhi-NCR this week, with temperatures likely to remain near 45°C before possible rain activity later in the week.
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