In a landmark address at the ASSOCHAM-hosted Global SME Conclave in New Delhi, Khagen Murmu, a key parliamentary figure on MSME matters, proclaimed India’s FTAs with UAE, Australia, and EU as pivotal shifts for small and medium enterprises. These deals are not just trade pacts; they’re catalysts reshaping competitiveness. By minimizing tariffs, Indian products in high-potential areas like apparel, crafts, and engineering goods are gaining massive traction abroad. With SMEs driving nearly half of the nation’s exports, their integration into international supply networks is accelerating at breakneck speed. Murmu envisioned a future where domestic-focused SMEs evolve into vital global suppliers.…
Author: News Analysis India
Seasonal changes hit hard, turning routine activities into painful ordeals for those with leg and calf issues. Cold extremities, aching muscles, and restless nights plague countless individuals. Understanding the root causes—ranging from poor circulation and vitamin gaps to nerve strain—unlocks natural pathways to relief. Ayurvedic wisdom emphasizes accessible remedies. Begin evenings with a therapeutic foot soak: Fill a basin with hot water, add a teaspoon each of turmeric and salt, and immerse feet up to calves. Hold for several minutes to invigorate blood flow and melt away tension. Immediately after, apply lukewarm pudina oil and massage lightly from toes to…
Delhi Police is stealing the spotlight from ‘Dhurandhar 2’ itself with a brilliantly edited video that’s exploding on social media. As Ranveer Singh’s action-packed sequel dominates conversations, the police have smartly hitched their anti-narcotics wagon to the film’s bandwagon. Picture this: a pulse-pounding scene where the hero uncovers invisible ink in a diary using a mysterious chemical. Fans love it for the intrigue. Delhi Police, however, swapped the reveal for a life-affirming slogan – ‘Say No to Drugs.’ The result? A short, shareable clip that’s educating while entertaining. Posted on Instagram, the video pairs seamlessly with the caption: ‘True champions…
The BJP’s Kerala unit is navigating choppy waters ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections, releasing a second candidate list on Thursday to pacify disgruntled leaders. Prominent among the 39 names is former state president Kummannam Rajasekharan, announced for the Aranmula constituency close to Sabarimala. This comes after the March 16 first list of 47 candidates omitted key figures like Rajasekharan, igniting a firestorm of criticism within the ranks. The swift recalibration reflects the high stakes as the party seeks to unify ahead of the crucial vote. Known for his firm stand against unrestricted women’s entry to Sabarimala, Rajasekharan commands loyalty…
Gautam Gambhir, the fiery head coach of India’s cricket squad, has knocked on the doors of the Delhi High Court to halt the unethical deployment of AI deepfakes tarnishing his reputation. His comprehensive civil petition highlights a calculated assault on his personality rights through fabricated digital campaigns. Legal notices reveal that from the tail end of 2025, platforms like Instagram, X, YouTube, and Facebook have hosted an explosion of counterfeit content. Sophisticated AI techniques—face swaps, voice mimics—portray Gambhir endorsing false narratives, including a sham resignation video viewed 29 lakh times and a misleading critique of World Cup selections seen by…
The BJP has officially named its nominees for the high-stakes by-elections in Tripura and Nagaland, set for April 9, amid rising electoral fervor in India’s Northeast. This move comes as parties gear up for a fiercely contested battle on these strategically vital seats. Election timelines are locked: nominations opened March 16, closing March 23, with scrutiny on March 24 and withdrawal deadline March 26. Polls results drop May 4, promising dramatic revelations. Tripura’s Dharmnagar in North Tripura goes to Jahar Chakraborty, a seasoned BJP leader and RSS stalwart eyeing a comeback. At 59, he’s the district vice-president whose prior 2013…
In a massive boost to India’s farming community, the PM-KISAN scheme has surpassed Rs 4.27 lakh crore in total payouts. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent release of the 22nd installment – exceeding Rs 18,640 crore – benefited over 9.32 crore farmers, including 2.15 crore women tillers. Thursday’s official data paints a picture of scale and success. From its inception, this direct benefit transfer juggernaut has redefined farmer support, earning a spot among global giants in financial inclusion. The mechanics are slick: Aadhaar verification paired with digital land records guarantees funds reach the right hands swiftly and transparently. It’s the government’s…
In a blistering critique, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has accused the Election Commission of orchestrating a pre-election purge of state officials, dubbing the situation an ‘undeclared emergency.’ Her remarks on X platform underscore deepening rifts between the TMC government and the poll panel. Over 50 high-ranking bureaucrats—from chief secretary to district-level officers—were transferred in a sweeping action before polls were officially declared. Banerjee slammed this as arbitrary and politically motivated, not mere routine reshuffles. She alleged that impartial institutions are being weaponized against Bengal, violating constitutional norms. Amid a controversial SIR drive linked to 200+ deaths and delays in…
A groundbreaking UN report has put India in the spotlight for its extraordinary progress in child survival rates. The 2025 UN IGME estimates reveal that the country has reduced under-five mortality by a staggering 79% since 1990, earning high praise from global health experts. Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared his reaction on X, noting the international acclaim for India’s strides. This achievement reflects decades of strategic public health investments that prioritize the most at-risk populations: newborns and children under five. From 127 deaths per 1,000 live births in 1990 to 27 in 2024, India’s under-five mortality rate tells a tale…
With the Middle East conflict rattling global oil supplies, Australia is ramping up defenses against a potential fuel crunch. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called an urgent national cabinet session Thursday, zeroing in on skyrocketing petrol prices and regional shortages. The centerpiece of the response: a new Fuel Supply Taskforce headed by energy expert Anthia Harris. Drawing on her experience as ex-chief of the Australian Energy Regulator, Harris will bridge federal-state efforts to secure fuel flows and avert disruptions. Albanese shared the strategy via X video, underscoring Australia’s ‘over-prepared’ stance. ‘Supply is secure now, but we’re building resilience ahead of any…