Security agencies are examining international connections after the arrest of US national Matthew VanDyke and six Ukrainians, accused of training armed groups and facilitating drone operations linked to insurgent networks near India’s northeastern borders.
The government said the proposed trade agreement with the United States will be formally signed only after Washington finalises a new global tariff structure, with both sides continuing negotiations on remaining details of the pact.
Government sources termed the claim “baseless” after reports suggested Tehran asked India to release three tankers seized earlier in return for allowing Indian vessels safe transit through the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz.
The Centre strongly criticised a US religious freedom commission’s recommendation to sanction India’s intelligence agency and the RSS, saying the report presents a distorted picture of the country and relies on questionable sources.
Western disturbances trigger showers across north India; IMD forecasts cooler-than-normal temperatures through March and into April.
Order comes amid global fuel supply disruptions linked to the Middle East crisis and restricted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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