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India’s rupee has fallen to record lows amid high oil prices, foreign portfolio outflows, widening trade deficit, and a strong US dollar. Structural pressures and geopolitical tensions are driving depreciation, raising concerns over inflation, CAD widening, and possible touch of 100/USD
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Amit Shah declared that Naxalism has been eradicated in India ahead of the March 31, 2026 deadline, crediting security forces. He highlighted development efforts in Bastar, including security camps, cooperative models, and tribal welfare initiatives to sustain peace and growth
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A special PMLA court in Mumbai allowed the Enforcement Directorate to arrest self-styled godman Ashok Kharat in a Rs 70 crore money laundering case linked to extortion, alleged sexual exploitation, benami accounts, and fraudulent sale of “blessed” items
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Police in Kochi arrested three women for allegedly running a sex racket under the guise of overseas modelling and job offers. Victims claimed they were drugged, sexually assaulted abroad, blackmailed with videos, and threatened against approaching authorities
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Supreme Court of India collegium approved the appointment of 19 new judges to the Madras High Court, including nine judicial officers and 10 advocates. It also cleared six additional judges of the Bombay High Court for appointment as permanent judges
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The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea seeking directions to rename the Navi Mumbai International Airport after D B Patil, saying courts cannot interfere in policy matters. The bench allowed petitioners to pursue the issue before competent authorities while stressing peaceful democratic protests
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A 33-year-old woman tourist died as an elephant fell on her after two elephants broke into a fight in the Cauvery River at the Dubare elephant camp
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Rahul Gandhi warned of an impending economic crisis, claiming the burden would fall on youth, labourers, and small traders rather than industrialists. During his Raebareli visit, he also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over foreign travel and alleged crony capitalism involving Adani and Ambani
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Narendra Modi met Nordic leaders in Oslo ahead of the India-Nordic Summit, discussing trade, renewable energy, technology and sustainability. The talks aimed to deepen India’s strategic engagement with Nordic nations across green transition, defence, innovation, Arctic cooperation and economic partnerships
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India’s Rs 3.91 per litre fuel price hike is reportedly the lowest among major economies amid global crude oil volatility. State-run oil firms absorbed rising costs for 76 days, while countries like Pakistan, the US, and UAE witnessed significantly steeper petrol and diesel price increases.India’s Rs 3.91 per litre fuel price hike is reportedly the lowest among major economies amid global crude oil volatility. State-run oil firms absorbed rising costs for 76 days, while countries like Pakistan, the US, and UAE witnessed significantly steeper petrol and diesel price increases
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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann criticised the Centre over rising fuel prices, alleging that the Union government would blame the West Asia conflict for its failures. He also accused the Centre of pushing the country towards an undeclared lockdown and hiding economic realities
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The Delhi High Court scheduled May 25 hearing on the CBI’s plea against discharge of Arvind Kejriwal and others in the liquor policy case. The court directed the agency to inform unrepresented respondents about the bench change and upcoming proceedings
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Differences within the Congress-led UDF over the allocation of Fisheries and Higher Education departments have delayed the announcement of ministerial portfolios in the new V D Satheesan-led Kerala cabinet. Senior Congress leader K Muraleedharan said the issues would be resolved soon
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CBSE said its Class 12 re-evaluation portal was functioning properly despite complaints from students about login and application submission issues. Examination Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj denied major glitches and advised students facing temporary problems to retry after some time
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A brief encounter broke out between security forces and Maoists in Jharkhand’s West Singhbhum district during a combing operation in Porahat forest. No casualties were reported. Police said Maoists, including wanted leader Misir Besra carrying a Rs 1 crore bounty, remain active in the region
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Crude oil prices climbed sharply on Tuesday amid persistent West Asia tensions disrupting global energy supplies. On MCX, June crude futures touched a record Rs 10,044 per barrel before easing slightly. Rising global benchmarks and fresh investor buying supported the continued upward momentum in oil markets
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The Supreme Court of India asked MeitY to treat a PIL on stolen personal data as a representation, saying the issue was highly technical. The plea sought implementation of the DPDP Act, destruction of leaked data on foreign servers, and stronger safeguards against cybercrime
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The Supreme Court allowed euthanasia of rabid, incurably ill, or dangerous stray dogs to protect public safety. It directed states to strengthen sterilisation and shelter systems, stressing that citizens have the right to move freely without fear of dog attacks or rabies threats
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The Supreme Court of India refused to recall its earlier mandate regarding the relocation of stray dogs from sensitive public spaces like schools and hospitals
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A non-venomous rat snake was spotted and successfully rescued near Bollywood actor Salman Khan's Galaxy Apartments residence in Bandra, Mumbai. The wildlife rescue agency RAWW confirmed the reptile will be released back into the wild following a mandatory medical examination
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Following a High Court ruling declaring the disputed Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque complex a temple, Hindu groups held a "Mahavijay Mahotsav" victory celebration in Madhya Pradesh. Devotees installed an eternal flame and demanded the return of the original Vagdevi idol from London
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The Indian government clarified that it has no plans to introduce a gold monetization scheme for temple trusts or religious institutions. The Finance Ministry debunked rumors claiming temple gold structures would be classified as strategic reserves, urging the public to ignore unverified information
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Disagreements within Kerala's ruling Congress-led UDF over allocating the Higher Education and Fisheries portfolios have delayed the announcement of ministerial duties in the V D Satheesan-led cabinet. Senior leader K Muraleedharan stated the issues would be resolved shortly
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A new division bench of the Calcutta High Court will begin hearing the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case today. This follows the previous bench's recusal and recent state actions suspending police officials for mishandling the initial probe
