Morning Digest | Sri Lankan media hit out at Modi’s Katchatheevu remarks; Kejriwal the ‘kingpin’, ‘key conspirator’ in Delhi Excise policy case, says ED, and more
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Sri Lankan media hit out at Modi’s Katchatheevu remarks
The Sri Lankan government is yet to comment on the recent remarks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Katchatheevu, but the island nation’s media took a critical view of the development, while fishermen’s associations urged Sri Lankan authorities to take up the issue of bottom trawling more vocally with the Indian government.
First batch of 64 Indian workers from Haryana, Uttar Pradesh leave for Israel
The Israeli government raised an urgent request for construction workers in November 2023 and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had discussed fast-tracking the process with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in December as the country faced major labour shortages after it banned thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel following the terror strikes by Hamas on October 7.
You will always remain a hero to the middle class and aspirational youth: Kharge tells Manmohan
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on April 2 said former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would always be a hero to the middle class and aspirational youth, a guide to industrialists, and a benefactor to the poor, whose lives were changed by Dr. Singh’s reformist policies.
Mr. Kharge made these remarks in a letter he wrote to Dr. Singh as the former Prime Minister is all set to retire as a member of the Rajya Sabha.
Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav emphasizes NDA's farmer-friendly initiatives while laying the foundation stone for a new temple structure.
‘Samathuva Pongal 2026’ celebrated at Salem and Namakkal Collectorates with traditional events, competitions, and cultural performances.
GBA elections will be conducted within the Supreme Court's deadline, addressing women's reservation concerns, assures D.K. Shivakumar.
Mangaluru police have applied the Karnataka Control of Organised Crime Act (KCOCA) against three recently arrested for extortion.
Water level in Mullaperiyar dam stood at 129.80 feet (the maximum permissible level is 142 ft.) with an inflow of 522 cusecs and a discharge of 1,000 cusecs.
BRS condemns auto-debit traffic challans as unconstitutional, violating citizens' rights and due process in Hyderabad.
Awareness bike rally in Thoothukudi highlights the importance of helmet use for rider safety during road safety month.
Mahesh Goud urges BRS to address Kavitha's allegations, denies her potential Congress membership, and critiques BJP's political tactics.
Poet Manushyaputhiran's new collection, inspired by a news report, honors Mohamul's heroine Yamuna and explores her enduring legacy.
Accident leads to the rescue of two kidnapped children in Dharwad; the accused had a prior POCSO case in 2018.
ECI deleted 54 lakh 'genuine voters' in Bengal without giving chance to defend themselves: CM Mamata
Mamata Banerjee claims ECI deleted 54 lakh genuine voters in Bengal without notice, alleging misuse of electoral powers.
Supreme Court to hear "Jana Nayagan" censor plea on January 19, challenging Madras HC's stay on CBFC clearance.
The 'Samathuva Pongal Festival 2026' in Erode celebrated cultural traditions with games, performances, and community participation.