Morning Digest | India toughens stand on EU COVID passport; Big tech firms should be held accountable, says EAM Jaishankar, and more
The Hindu
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India took issue with the European Union’s plans to institute a “green pass” from July 1, with government sources warning that India will introduce a “reciprocal policy” only allowing ease of travel for those European countries that recognise Indian vaccines Covishield and Covaxin.
The State government is mulling over the possibility of handing over the investigation of the Ballari firing incident that claimed the life of a Congress worker to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
Chennai airport will soon introduce smart trolleys for easy navigation, shopping, and dining in terminals.
Olive ridley turtle nesting season in Andhra faces challenges from carcasses and artificial lighting, prompting conservation efforts and awareness.
CPI(M) protests in Mysuru against U.S. aggression in Venezuela, demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro and condemning military actions.
Coimbatore rural sees a 15% decline in crimes against women and children and reduced fatal accidents in 2025.
Owaisi calls for a Centre of Design Excellence in Hyderabad to enhance local crafts and design innovation.
CBDT chief Ravi Agrawal emphasizes training and readiness for the new Income Tax Act rollout scheduled for April 1, 2026.
Telangana government to introduce Braille textbooks for Intermediate and Degree students, enhancing education for the visually impaired.
Shorts News:Watch: Odisha’s Chilika lake comes alive with migratory birds
AIG Hospitals launches integrated stroke command centre for faster emergency care
Bajpe police file case against individuals for inflammatory social media posts related to a recent assault incident.
Home Minister Anitha demands a detailed report on APSEZ fire accident, warning of strict action against responsible parties.
Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury addresses concerns of Bengali migrant workers in Odisha over parallel policing and safety issues.