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Raghav Chadha slammed his removal as AAP’s Rajya Sabha deputy leader, terming it a ‘coordinated attack.’ Meanwhile, Iran denied refusing Pakistan mediation talks amid a US-Israeli strike. India refuted claims of diverted Iranian crude, assuring secure supplies. PM Modi cautioned Congress’s Iran conflict remarks could endanger Indians abroad, as Trump reportedly eyes a wider Cabinet

India’s pharma exports cross USD 28 bn till Feb, grow over 5 pc  ThePrint

Indian Pharma sector clocks USD 28 bn export by end of February in FY26  theprint.in

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Congress leaders of endangering Indians in the Middle East with their remarks amid the US-Iran conflict. He stated that Congress’s statements risk angering Gulf countries, potentially jeopardizing the safety of lakhs of Keralites working there. Modi emphasized his commitment to their security, highlighting India’s strong relations with Gulf governments who

BJP leader K Annamalai clarified he chose not to contest the Tamil Nadu assembly elections to focus on campaigning for the party and allies across multiple states. His decision, accepted by the leadership, allows him a broader organizational role, aiming to boost NDA candidates’ prospects.

Puducherry’s assembly elections reveal a significant presence of wealthy candidates, with 41% declaring assets over Rs 1 crore. Jose Charles Martin leads with over Rs 609 crore, highlighting a stark wealth disparity. This trend shows a notable increase in crorepatis compared to previous elections, with major parties fielding a high proportion of affluent contestants.

Raghav Chadha refuted allegations after being replaced as AAP’s Rajya Sabha deputy leader, calling it a “coordinated attack.” He denied claims of not joining opposition walkouts, refusing to sign an impeachment motion, and raising “trivial issues.” Chadha asserted he has consistently raised significant public concerns in Parliament over his four-year tenure.

Day In Pics: April 04, 2026  Outlook India