West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on Pakistan’s threat to strike Kolkata. She criticized the PM for targeting Bengal during rallies but not addressing the specific threat, demanding his resignation. Banerjee asserted that threats to the state would not be tolerated.
Gold and silver prices in India are predicted to stay strong in fiscal year 2026-27. Global uncertainty and demand for safe-haven assets will support prices. However, high interest rates could cap significant gains. Central bank purchases and industrial demand will also provide support. Volatility is expected to continue.
Accessing cooking fuel just got simpler for migrant workers, students, and daily wage earners. The government now allows 5-kg Free Trade LPG cylinders to be sold without address proof, requiring only a valid ID. This move aims to make energy more accessible, removing bureaucratic hurdles for vulnerable sections.
MS Dhoni’s potential return for Chennai Super Kings hinges on a crucial fitness test this week, following a calf strain. His comeback could bolster a struggling CSK side, especially with Dewald Brevis also nearing full recovery. Both players’ availability for Saturday’s clash against Delhi Capitals is eagerly awaited by fans.
The FBI has issued a stern warning to smartphone users regarding foreign-developed apps, particularly those linked to China, which may covertly collect extensive personal data, including contact lists. Even if you haven’t installed these apps, your information could be compromised if a contact has. Be vigilant for unusual battery drain or data usage as potential
Congress is campaigning for Puducherry assembly elections with a strong focus on jobs and social security. The party promises Rs 2,000 monthly for unemployed youth and 30,000 new jobs. Free bus travel for women and Rs 20 lakh health insurance are also pledged. Full statehood for Puducherry remains a key promise.
Mob violence, fueled by rumors and suspicion, continues to plague India, with recent incidents highlighting how minor triggers escalate into fatal attacks. These unpredictable, localized assaults, often driven by misinformation and distrust in systems, are on the rise, eroding social harmony and public safety.
India is boosting urea imports by 2.5 million tonnes to ensure domestic availability amidst global supply chain disruptions linked to Middle East tensions. State-owned Indian Potash Ltd is managing the procurement, with shipments expected by mid-June. Simultaneously, the government is increasing gas supply to urea plants, aiming to bolster local production ahead of the crucial
