The Delhi high court was informed that the Election Commission of India would resolve Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala's request for electoral rolls from Haryana and Maharashtra by April. The court acknowledged the need for a prompt decision, aiming for utmost transparency during the electoral process.

The CAG report accused the Aam Aadmi Party government of causing a Rs 2,002.68 crore loss with a flawed liquor policy. The report highlighted policy lapses, procedural violations, ignored expert recommendations, and alleged irregularities in issuing licenses. The audit also flagged revenue losses due to failure in obtaining timely permissions, surrender of licenses, and violations in pricing regulations.

Congress criticized PM Modi over Trump's proposed reciprocal tariffs, arguing they conflict with international trade principles. Congress leaders expressed concerns about the impact on India's agriculture and MSME sectors and demanded clarity on domestic policies to protect farmers and workers from potential adverse effects.

Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar has been sentenced to life imprisonment for his role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, specifically for the murder of Jaswant Singh and his son. The court cited Kumar's age, health, good conduct, and potential for rehabilitation as reasons for opting for life imprisonment instead of the death penalty, disappointing some Sikh leaders.

Former Delhi Chief Minister Atishi asserted that the CAG report reiterates AAP's claims about losses under the old excise policy, highlighting illegal liquor procurement from Haryana and UP. BJP countered, alleging corruption and revenue losses amounting to Rs 890 crore due to policy violations and lack of re-tendering, criticizing both Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia.

Samajwadi Party leader Abdullah Azam Khan was released from Hardoi jail after 17 months of imprisonment. He was granted bail in a 2020 enemy property case and was welcomed by supporters. His release faced procedural delays, but he finally returned home, highlighting faith in the judicial system.

Congress criticizes Modi government's diplomatic strategy after reports of US military aid to Pakistan for F-16 maintenance. Party spokesperson Pawan Khera highlights concerns about India's security and effectiveness of Modi's diplomacy, urging a reassessment of foreign policy priorities to safeguard national interests.

The minor girl's family in Belagavi has decided to withdraw the POCSO case against a bus conductor to stop escalating the language issue between Karnataka and Maharashtra. They expressed no discrimination against Kannada or Marathi languages and emphasized their voluntary decision.

Shashi Tharoor's recent post with Union Minister Piyush Goyal amid India-UK trade talks raises further speculation about his standing within the Congress party. Tharoor’s alleged dissatisfaction and previous bold moves, such as running for Congress president, highlight ongoing internal tensions.

Ranjana Nachiyaar, an actor-turned-politician, resigned from the BJP, citing disagreement with the party's stance on the three-language policy and alleged neglect of Tamil Nadu. She criticized the imposition of the policy, bias against Dravidian ideology, and challenges faced by women in politics. Nachiyaar plans to start her own movement prioritizing women's advancement.

A Delhi court has summoned Tej Pratap Yadav, Hema Yadav, Lalu Prasad Yadav, and Tejashwi Yadav in the land-for-jobs scam case, with a court appearance scheduled for March 11. The case involves alleged job appointments in exchange for land during Lalu Prasad’s tenure as Union Rail Minister from 2004 to 2009.

Indiaspora's report, produced with The Boston Consulting Group, highlights the significant role of the Indian diaspora in shaping the UAE’s socio-economic landscape. Estimated at 3.9 million, this community has contributed substantially to technology, healthcare, education, and business sectors, despite facing challenges, particularly for blue-collar workers.

The Delhi government under the BJP has presented 14 CAG reports in the Assembly highlighting alleged financial irregularities during the AAP's tenure, prompting the expulsion of AAP MLAs. Key findings include significant cost overruns in the renovation of the CM's residence, dubbed 'Sheesh Mahal' by the BJP.

The Supreme Court has overturned the Bihar legislative council’s decision to expel RJD MLC Sunil Kumar Singh, deeming the punishment disproportionate. Singh was accused of making offensive remarks towards Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, resulting in his expulsion during the Budget session.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Advantage Assam 2.0 Infrastructure and Investment Summit 2025, promoting innovation and sustainable development. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma projected Assam's economy to reach $143 billion by 2030, inviting investors to capitalize on the state's stable and conducive environment for business.

AAP accused the BJP-led government of removing photos of Dr Ambedkar and Bhagat Singh from the Delhi Chief Minister's office. BJP denied these claims and displayed pictures showing the portraits intact. Manoj Tiwari criticized AAP for spreading confusion and ruining Delhi over the past 11 years. AAP's Kejriwal and Atishi criticized BJP's actions.

The CAG reported that Delhi Transport Corporation's losses escalated from Rs 25,300 crore in 2015-16 to nearly Rs 60,750 crore by 2021-22 due to an aging fleet and inadequate bus services. Factors such as unchanged fares since 2009, free rides for women, and inefficient route planning contributed to the financial challenges.

The Supreme Court questioned the Delhi government's move to not release a convict after serving a 20-year jail term as per a court order, calling it potentially contemptuous. This came during a hearing for Sukhdev Yadav, convicted in the Nitish Katara murder case. The court urged the government for a clear affidavit on their stance and highlighted the importance of adhering to the specified sentence.

The Election Commission, chaired by new chief commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, will convene with state CEOs on March 4-5. The conference will address modern election management issues, including IT architecture enhancement and social media reach. CEOs will also present their action plans based on thematic discussions.

The CPM issued a detailed note to explain why their draft political resolution does not label the Modi government as fascist, which has created tensions with its ally CPI. The CPM contends the BJP's rule shows emerging neo-fascist traits but avoids directly naming it a neo-fascist state.

A police constable in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly raping a minor who sought his assistance after being sexually assaulted by her neighbour. The constable discovered the neighbour's assault, befriended the girl, drugged her with beer laced with sleeping pills, and raped her, threatening to share video evidence if she reported him.

BJP accused Congress of defending foreign donors' interference in India's democracy, citing USAID-funded projects linked to George Soros. Amit Malviya claimed these efforts aim to meddle in India's electoral process, asserting the transparency and legality of such projects within cooperative federalism.

Three women died when firecrackers exploded at a godown in Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu. The incident occurred while they were working. Local authorities and forensic experts are investigating to determine the cause. Tamil Nadu CM announced a compensation for the victims' families, and a call for intensified safety audits was made.

A study at Christian Medical College, Vellore, reveals over 70% of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in India stem from two-wheeler crashes, with less than 1% of patients wearing helmets. The study, conducted from March 2013 to September 2019, shows 31% of patients couldn't cover their medical expenses. Only 4% had health insurance, highlighting the need for improved road safety and healthcare policies.

The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has removed nearly 900 peer reviewers following corruption allegations during the grading process. This move, alongside shifting to online evaluations and enhanced scrutiny, aims to restore integrity in accreditation practices and ensure transparency in the evaluation of higher education institutions.

A 23-year-old man named Affan murdered his girlfriend, brother, grandmother, uncle, and aunt on Monday evening due to debts from business losses. He also attempted to kill his mother and later surrendered to the police. Affan admitted to the murders, and police are investigating his claims and checking if he is addicted to drugs. The incident occurred in Thiruvananthapuram.

Sutandra Chatterjee, a 27-year-old event manager from Chandernagore, died in a high-speed car accident on NH-2 while traveling to Gaya for work. Her vehicle overturned following a chase with another car. Her colleagues accused occupants of the other car of harassment and drunk driving. Police have seized both vehicles and are investigating, but no arrests have been made yet.

Shashi Tharoor, who once challenged the status quo in Congress by contesting for the post of party chief against Mallikarjun Kharge, has once again challenged the party leadership. His recent praises for rivals have reignited internal tensions within the party

The DGCA has scheduled a meeting with Air India to address Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's complaint about an uncomfortable seat. Air India reported the seat was not broken but was lightly cushioned, leading to discomfort. The regulator will discuss ensuring passenger comfort as air travel becomes more frugal with lighter seats.