CEOs from Japan met Prime Minister Narendra Modi today in Delhi

After the meeting, Suntory Holdings Ltd CEO Niinami Takeshi said, "India and Japan relation is thriving very much. There is a huge opportunity for Japan to invest in India. After coming here, I find that there is a huge possibility that we work together to make India as a hub to promote the products produced here in India to other countries together."

Finance Bill continues with govt policy of tax certainty, ease of doing business: FM

Withdrawing of equalisation levy is not a reaction to President Trump’s tariff wars: FM

2% equalisation levy was withdrawn after stakeholder discussions in July 2024, which was before Trump took office: FM

Removal of 6% equalisation levy is a part of that process: FM

Budget has not given any issue to Congress to hit govt, they are unable to criticise: Sitharaman in Rajya Sabha.

Centre plans to borrow Rs 8 lakh crore from market in first half of FY26: Govt statement

Lok Sabha passes Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025

K. Venkatesh, Karnataka Minister for Animal Husbandry said, "In a Karnataka cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, it was agreed to increase the selling price of Nandini milk and curd by Rs.4 per litre/kg in order to encourage dairy farming in the state considering the cost of milk production and processing. Steps will be taken to ensure that the price revision amount reaches the milk producers of the state directly. In addition, it has been informed to withdraw the price increase of Rs.2 for each 1 litre of Nandini milk with effect from 26th June 2024 and take steps for sale by adopting the current price revision of Rs.4 in 500 ml and 1 litre package as before."

Milk prices in Karnataka to be increased by Rs 4 per litre from April 1, says state Cooperation Minister K N Rajanna.

Haryana Govt declares a restricted holiday (Schedule-II) instead of a gazetted holiday for Eid-ul-Fitr on March 31, considering the financial year closing.

Few Congress workers injured as police resort to lathi-charge to disperse them during their protest outside Odisha Assembly against the suspension of 14 Congress MLAs from the House. Police also used water cannon against them.

Congress workers hold protest outside Odisha Assembly against the suspension of 14 Congress MLAs from the House; Police use water cannons to disperse protesters.

Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Thursday rejected the notice of privilege motion given by Congress MP Jairam Ramesh against Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday moves a resolution against the Waqf Amendment Bill proposed by the Central government in Tamil Nadu Assembly.

The resolution states, "People are living in religious harmony in India. The Constitution has provided rights for all people to follow their religion. The elected Governments have the rights to protect it. The Assembly unanimously insists that the Union Government should recall the Waqf Amendment Bill in 2024 for Waqf Act 1995, which will badly affect the minority Muslims to be withdrawn."

Rescue teams continue ops to retrieve bodies of trapped workers under Telangana tunnel collapse rubble

• SLBC tunnel collapse | Rescue teams continue operation to retrieve the bodies of the trapped workers. Two bodies have been recovered so far.
• Seven workers got trapped inside the tunnel after a portion of it collapsed on 22nd February.

17 Bangladeshi nationals arrested from Mumbai for living illegally in India. The police are currently investigating them further as they could not provide proof of being Indian citizens, police told ANI.

BJP leader Pratul Shahdeo was detained and taken away by Jharkhand Police as he held a protest against the murder of BJP leader Anil Tiger.

He said, " Instead of catching criminals, political leaders who were protesting peacefully are being taken away by the police."

Congress MP Manish Tewari has moved an Adjournment Motion notice in Lok Sabha on the "alleged aberrations in the higher judiciary".

European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday condemned US President Donald Trump's announcement of a new 25-percent tariff on all auto imports, ratcheting up transatlantic trade tension. "I deeply regret the US decision to impose tariffs on European automotive exports," von der Leyen said in a statement, adding the European Union would "continue to seek negotiated solutions, while safeguarding its economic interests".